New Order - Peel Session 1982

The complete session recorded by New Order for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 1 June 1982.
Tracklist:
1. Turn The Heater On (0:07)
2. We All Stand (5:07)
3. Too Late (10:31)
4. 38934 [5-8-6] (14:09)

[@hansOrf]

Lucky to have found this band in my youth.

[@fatheremmet2003]

Never forget recording these off the Peel show and playing them non stop. These versions of We All Stand and 5-8-6 are wonderful, way better than the album versions. Too Late is a brilliant track too.

[@stefanotancredi7851]

In perfect harmony with each other. Ian in their hearts. Outstanding result under the watchful master John Peel!

[@bexlyspeed]

best version of We all Stand.

[@christurner4381]

Recorded this session off radio when in England I n 1982. Turn The Heater On played loud on a great stereo is so powerful. Sensational!

[@robmacneill]

I had this on a bootleg cassette in the 80's! Loved it then and love it now.

[@michaelbully3210]

Also had this on bootleg back in the 80's. Particularly like ' Turn the Heater On'

[@PROPORIOFFICIAL]

This was the cult stuff of the 80's Rob....Searching for every bootleg...great times indeed..

[@GuilhermeJardim]

"Turn the Heater On" the sound remenber a reggae

[@jeffarialtexani]

and nobody has bothered to mention what an outstanding cover they did of Keith Hudson here....well...they have now...

[@Orb_E]

Yes, it's amazing isn't it? :) Actually, this is my favourite Peel Session by NO...been listening to it since the 80's....had it on vinyl then cd (single then the comp)

[@sturdeehouse]

always love it

[@Keeleysound]

Good shout! Their cover of Turn the Heater On is my favourite NO recording ever (as much as I'm a huge fan of their own songs too). Gillian's achingly-sad synth line, Hooky's physical bass, Barney's scratchy dub guitar, Stephen's brilliant drumming, Barney's delay-laden singing, the Hannett-esque FX, those sad dreamy lyrics, plus the fact it was Ian Curtis' favourite song so a really touching gesture to make it their only cover...Perfection

[@michaelbully3210]

@@Keeleysound So agree. A masterpiece .

[@alexhumphries4057]

My favourite New Order recording. Which is saying something considering the quality they produced over the years.

[@andyslee4411]

Wonderful. Remember listening and recording this on an old c90 cassette.them at their best imo

[@soulminer]

What an awesome Peel session.

[@antoniogramsci8217]

I miss those days badly

[@sturdeehouse]

me to and stop calling me badly

[@escherita]

at least we have lots of movies and videos of them

[@stephenwolfram356]

word

[@amnril]

Very early 80’s synth bands were brilliant, there was a certain atmosphere to the music, pretty much lost today sadly. I’m so glad I lived through this revolution mainly thanks to DJ’s like John Peel, thanks mate.

[@basmarell8775]

@@amnril Listen to this band called Black Marble. It's the closest music from these days that sounds like this...

[@carlcarefor]

Epic

[@kellymckeating4419]

Just exquisite thanks 🙏

[@AndrewInCanada99]

Really great version of 586 here! The synth sounds very mean and gritty :)

[@justynjonn]

Yes!

[@tomislavtompazebic642]

..as it should..

[@fatheremmet2003]

Great sound- Whiplashing and snakelike.

[@lucacamponovo2101]

Awesome

[@emilypalacios7192]

Love this

[@stephenwolfram356]

love this collection

[@georgejpg]

This is getting it's first physical release this record store day

[@Spectrescup]

Hardly. It was amongst the first batch of Peel Sessions to be released on vinyl whenever that was. Mid-80's. Anyway, I owned it for a couple of decades, with that terrible generic Peel Sessions sleeve.

[@theDiLuccio]

I'm going to try to get this August 29

[@lenatelle8105]

It's not the first, but yeah, it's getting a reissue.
This was literally the first ever Peel session to be released on vinyl

[@andrewholburn3094]

Strange Fruit - peel away and it is what is inside that counts

[@Spectrescup]

@@lenatelle8105 exactly. It was the first ever Peel Sessions vinyl, which makes the record store day hyperbowl (sic) even sillier.

[@334jalan]

Great original of 586. It’s transformed over the years but the earlier versions always the best. Hooky does a great version live with The Light, if i am allowed to say that here.

[@arrebatomusica]

😻

[@yatindranand]

classical music...havent listen to for so long!

[@thanatoskinigos5066]

This session is more like Movement 2.0

[@doctorquid]

It's better to be pissed on than pissed in. And the opening song is no exception.

[@Polacerbic]

call it what you want :)

[@fabiovelasquez2464]

1. Turn The Heater On .. a ver very Reggae song

[@Polacerbic]

wow..none of this on albums..like discovering a whole different era of NO

[@hahajahjah]

Eh?
We All Stand and 5-8-6 are on Power, Corruption and Lies

[@aydenjenkins8760]

@@hahajahjah I think he means the overall style in this session. Even the Power Corruption songs in the session are different from the album versions

[@TSOL2023]

Look for the BBC sessions.

[@Polacerbic]

acoustic piano. makes it a bit jazzy for real.

[@Anthony-dv4ww]

Too late should of been a b side👽😊😎

[@alanferdman9516]

Where is the song Sunrise ??

[@Vibracobra23Ennui]

Why would it be here?

[@jim586]

You’re about 4 years too early for Sunrise Boyzee.

[@arianabarrett8760]

what's the name of the last song?

[@Vibracobra23Miasma]

38934 as this version, but 5-8-6 when officially released. The full tracklisting is always given in the description on my uploads. Click on "show more".