MEAT BEAT MANIFESTO John Peel 13th December 1992

[@satyricon65]

14:34 - Soul Driver. Such an awesome track.

[@SANTOSOSANTOS]

MAAAAN.. EARLY NINETIES WAS SUCH A GREAT TIME TO BE ALIVE.. WHEN METAL TRANSITIONED TO INDUSTRIAL AND MET UP WITH HOUSE AND HIP HOP AND IT ALL CONVERGED INTO SOMETHING NEW AND MAGICAL.. ELECTRONIC MUSIC WAS THE UNDERGROUND.. IT WAS DEF A SPECIAL TIME

[@stevepower9801]

Still got the CD of this Peel Session. It's a banger!

[@b17bomber]

i remember stumbling across this cd circa 1994 -love it

[@jameslewis2596]

I had a tape recording until Utube😮..thank U technology

[@MonstersMaster]

Probably one of the best electronic PS :)

[@will-love-lvx]

Damn good session. thanks for the share. subbed.

[@peeessaye-7339]

Still in rotation

[@WastelandFirebird]

Sample that is used in Lovemad coming in at the end!

[@staberind]

man, i wish peel had lived longer, there is still amazing choons being made.

[@skawashers]

Banging MBM set....

[@BradBazooka]

Can anyone explain Peel Sessions to me? As a teen in the early 90s, I had to discover music through browsing used CDs at the local music store. I quickly leaned to recognize record labels (WaxTrax, Nettwerk, 4AD, SubPop, nothing, etc). MBM Psyche Out EP is still one of my favorite find.
But I also learned to like anything that was a Peel Session. But being from the States, I don't know the history. I can Google it, but I'd rather hear from fellow music fans

[@ewanroberts9338]

Taped off peel at the time..... Cheers

[@SANTOSOSANTOS]

NINE # 9

[@wademedlin6831]

God! I could O.D. On this!

[@ZackYouTube]

🔥

[@Ring0--]

14:36 is transformative.

[@kallahancastrocorrea9555]

my favorite: 10:57 drop