re: "angry young man" what version was that you played in the FF50?
The played FF50 version goes "i used to think that tomorrow would last now my future is all in my past"
whilst
rocker session version goes "she was the most quiet girl you could meet now she plays to a rock n roll beat"
album version goes "i used to sit in confusion and cry now i laugh but i still don't know why".
Admin reply: The 2013 Short Stories album 'Send My Love To Everyone' contains two versions of 'Angry Young Man' - A full version and a shortened version. It was the full version that Pete played in the F50 show.
Added: Wednesday, January 08, 2014, 04:24 PM
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Name: Gary Jones
From: Harefield
Just listening to Rockers pick of the year. Is he taking the p***? A bloody novelty record. No wonder Marcelle and Paul left. When does this bloody track end? Ah! At last it's finally finished.
Admin reply: Hello Gary,
A Happy Christmas to you too!
Tastes vary - what did you think of the track that immediately followed it - by Sura Susso & Pete Josef from an exclusive recording of a live set that Mark Cunliffe chose or the one after that from Pissed Jeans that was selected by Yank Sizzler? There are not many stations with that variety in the first 20 minutes of a show?
Added: Wednesday, December 25, 2013, 03:12 PM
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Name: Tristan Robinson
From: Manchester, UK Website: Link E-mail: Contact
Is it that time of year already??? Thanks to everyone involved with Dandelion Radio for another brilliant year of broadcasting. You keep getting better and better. Have a great Christmas and a healthy & happy 2014.
Admin reply: Hi Tristan, and thanks for the positive feedback. Thanks for listening to Dandelion Radio. Hope you have a great Christmas and enjoy the Festie 50!
thank u marcelle, for your great tribute to challenge my life by the fascinating mixture of your music and also your speech in your shows!... And to console and comfort me at the same time!!!!
Good luck and profound thanks to Marcelle and Paul, and to all past, present, and future Dandelion DJs and helpers.
Added: Sunday, November 24, 2013, 12:49 PM
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Name: Olaf A. Schulte
From: Switzerland
Fully agree with what Guy Manchester says. Marcelle and Paul to me are/were closest to capturing what Peel was all about (except for the FF). And with Rocker playing the Wedding Present in the background, I would insist that despite the occasional breath of fresh air, the station runs the risks of being run by traditionalists, whether statistics make that "UK Indie" or not (which was a placeholder anyway).
Admin reply: We will not be responding to each point raised via the guestbook on this topic - since the reasons behind what has happened are not as simple as described and are more than musical choices.
Elsewhere we have pointed out that there are other places where the DJs can still be heard. We have also played out Marcelle's last show as recorded.
If listeners want to vote with their feet / ears and go elsewhere that would be a shame. Before you do it why not get in touch with some of the DJs and tell them what you like or dislike about their shows and if you have some particular artists that you would like to recommend then include that as well.
If you do not want to listen the the Festive 50 ... then don't! It is consistently the most listened to show of the year and our server usually hits maximum limits during it and is a driver to having more people listen to the shows around it ... so having a few people who tune out during it and either listen to shows on MixCloud or somewhere else or go off and do something else would actually help!
Added: Monday, November 11, 2013, 10:46 PM
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Name: Guy Manchester
From: Bristol, UK Website: Link E-mail: Contact
Really sad to hear that DJ Marcelle's leaving the station. There wasn't a show of hers that passed by when I didn't hear something amazing that I'd never heard the like of before and in that she is unique among the stations DJs (bar Paul who I'm also sad to hear is leaving for now.)
All the DJs on Dandelion seem to work together and as a whole, come close to mimicking the spirit of Peel, but only Marcelle locked into that side of Peel that really reached into the unfamiliar and, on many occasions, the uncomfortable, and regularly brought us the totally out of the ordinary.
Also, as someone who used to grind his teeth in irritation year after year as Peel continued compiling the festive 50, I especially found her caustic asides about Dandelions continuing with the tradition refreshing and, I might add, hysterical!
I'd advise anyone who feels similar affection for Marcelle to check out her website (anothernicemess.com) and to subscribe to her weekly podcasts.
Added: Monday, November 11, 2013, 12:33 PM
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Name: William
From: Glasgow
72 consecutive months from Mark Cunliffe.
Happy 6th anniversary.
Can't mix for toffee but picks out some real gems that put paid to the white boy guitar strum myth talked about here. BTW Mark, you are allowed a holiday you know
Added: Sunday, November 10, 2013, 05:15 PM
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Name: Olaf A. Schulte
From: Switzerland E-mail: Contact
Terrible news Marcelle and Paul are leaving, Marcelle especially. As other listeners pointed out, both of them captured the Peel spirit more than other DJ Dandelion Radio has on board (yes, looking at you, Andrew Morrison, playing "Huey Lewis and the News". Are we left with white old men playing UK indie?
Admin reply: Feel free to analyse the tracklistings to see the split between UK and non-UK artists - and compare across the DJs and Peel. No prizes available! Maybe Rachael can make some time to provide some more shows - although that might increase the;UK Indie ratio.
Marcelle still has shows on other stations, so you can still tune in. Meanwhile at Dandelion we will continue to get shows out with plenty of new tracks and specially recorded sessions. It will always be a mixed bag - and we will try to keep the variety going. If you (anyone) know of female DJs who could fit in then do let us know because we are keen to have more.
