Primal Scream - Peel Session 1986

The complete session recorded by Primal Scream on 6 May 1986 for the John Peel show on BBC Radio 1 and broadcast on the 14th of that month. This recording is taken from the F50 repeat on 22 December 1986.
Tracklist:
1. Tomorrow Ends Today (0:29)
2. Leaves (4:17)
3. Bewitched and Bewildered (8:31)
Photo by Bridget Duffy.

[@cherrysunburst828]

When Primal Scream were good

[@maksimkalinnikov4735]

Brilliant!

[@tommosley6529]

Has anyone ever found another band that sounds remotely like this? It's been my life's work and I can't seem to manage it

[@cherrysunburst828]

The Field Mice perhaps

[@startervisions]

The hit parade

[@700ode]

Beach Fossils

[@lunais1969]

talulah gosh, shop assistants, the pooh sticks, the sea urchins...

[@Ronaldo_ga]

maybe the most of sarah records, but this primal scream's era has a special felling indiscribable

[@ok2760]

Makes Colon from Indie Club sound like Slayer

[@FF-so3su]

Shame tracks 1+3 weren't also on the Sonic flower groove LP

[@thelastwavemusic1518]

Syd Barrett & Bobby Gillispie

[@buckfuhtt2083]

God I had forgotten how bad this sucked.. Thanks for reminding me.

[@buckfuhtt2083]

God I had forgotten how bad this sucked.. Thanks for reminding me.

[@startervisions]

aw hell nah bruh bruh...this the perfect indie rock jangle pop lol

[@MokkaMatti]

You strike me as a sort of person that would also bash early synth Ministry (even before "With Sympathy"), and declare that the smacked-up, corrupted Industrial speed metal thrash iteration from Uncle Al is the only one that matters. 🙄😒. I appreciate what Bobby G's done throughout the various turns the Primals have taken, but the Jangle Pop-era Primals just do a lot more for me.

[@paulvanreesch2493]

@@MokkaMatti oh, don't make me defend smacked-up, industrial ministry bruh.