Mercury Rev - Peel Session 1991

The complete session recorded by Mercury Rev on 27 August 1991 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on 5 October 1991.
Tracklist:
1. Chasin' A Bee (Chasin' A Girl Inside A Car) (0:07)
2. Syringe Mouth (7:12)
3. Coney Island Cyclone (10:28)
4. Frittering (13:15)

[@flavirostris1972]

David Baker was what made Mercury Rev unique and special. They were just not the same after his departure

[@gillescoin2374]

After his leaving, the Boo Radleys were far better than MR. ; )

[@downallyourstreets]

There is something distinctly, almost obscenely American that separated The Rev’s sound from the mostly Britpop Psych Shoegaze of the time, they had a raw edge that set them apart.

[@gillescoin2374]

The sonic youth of My Bloody Valentine, you mean? ; )

[@paulmessis1094]

Would be nice if Mercury Rev, did few shows with the original line up.

[@gillescoin2374]

There are not enough versions of Frittering on this planet, as far as... ; )

[@mb2453]

This bring me back memories of when I first played Lego My Ego almost 30 yrs ago and that WOW!!!!!!!!! is still resonating in my head. Fantastic Peel session. Unreal !

[@mmummumm]

now this is the motherfucking rev everybody

[@arouralrecords461]

Love that version of Frittering

[@swoe420]

I hate bees in my truck, I used a fan to shoo one out last week. I don't have any steam.

[@alibootboy]

top class gear, this

[@valis5503]

Saw them live with David Baker, he played the opening notes on a stand up piano before smashing it up with a scaffolding pole, the most intense feedback of any gig I've seen. They kicked him out and became so bland. oh what could of been

[@ingridgis1206]

Una passada de grup😍

[@andrewrichards3777]

baker was great. Donahue and grasshopper have always made it

[@Clutnuckle]

fuckin good

[@modernmartyr]

always better with David Backer

[@aminoto-3]

Totally agree, and with suzanne thorpe on flute.. best live band around back in the early 90's...