John Peel in Heaven

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Latest news I have is that John Peel has taken over immigration duties at the Pearly Gates.

How would you get past the great man?

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No one from here would get past him, he could sniff bull shit a mile off. You could ask whoever hacked [ah em!] if the John Peel code is hackable though?

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I'd just point out my extensive collection of early 80's hardcore punk with a smattering of hip-hop and Big Beat/breakbeat tunes, combined with a good all round knowledge of pop music in general.

If that didn't impress him, I'd have to sing (?) the lyrics to Teenage Kicks.

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I'd say " you played a record by my band once...." (several times actually, 1980 I think)

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I'd ask him whatever happened to Jeff Dexer, DJ flatmate of his in Camden in the late 60's. Missed my chance to do it on this plane (747?!;)

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Well the first thing is you'd have to be honest, and then I think you'd be straight through, so I would have to say, "John, 90% of all the music you ever played was total crap, but you always appeared to be a gen bloke and Home Truths was a very excellent good programme, and down there on Mother Earth they're all missing you".

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I often listen to the World Service at night, as I don't seem to always need a full night's sleep, and I sometimes heard John Peel's programme where he played the most peculiar music, and spoke learnedly about the performers. Not my taste, I must say. But Loose Ends was good. Still very sad he died so soon.

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