10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on April 19, 2005, 10:01:13 AM
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Dave said "not so distant past"--I was afraid it was gonna be 1992!
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From Chicago 1970 to SF 79. We cover the decade. Bring on some disco!
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Dave better continue to play this Gerry Rafferty song & not only use it as a bed for Jimmy Carter.
Okay, that's better.
BOS#1 for "Get It Right Next Time"
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Get it Right Next Time indeed! Dave promised Gilda Radner, which should be a highlight.
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Dave said "not so distant past"--I was afraid it was gonna be 1992!
I had heard "I Want You To Want Me" many times and even knew that the LP was called Live At Budakan. But it was a lot longer before I could figure out why the singer was so painfully over-enunciating when he announced the song title, because of course budakan is in Japan & he had to speak s l o w l y & c l e a r l y.
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Bring on some disco!
does talking heads count?
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Get it Right Next Time indeed!
Should be the next presidential election battle cry!
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Bring on some disco!
does talking heads count?
No! Heads are great but this ain't no disco!
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this aint no party
this aint no disco
this aint no flem59
gonna have to remember that one...
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BOS: the freak on the dancefloor! with long, pressed hair. and no shirt. and heels.
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Bring on some disco!
does talking heads count?
er, no.
This ain't no Mudd Club
or CBGBs...
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VHM Prince, but this ain't no disco neither.
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VHM Prince, but this ain't no disco neither.
I like Prince well enough, but his voice is nails on a chalkboard on this track. Pretty soon he's gonna be singing so high only dogs can hear him.
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VHM Prince, but this ain't no disco neither.
ditto that sentiment!
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VHM Prince, but this ain't no disco neither.
I like Prince well enough, but his voice is nails on a chalkboard on this track. Pretty soon he's gonna be singing so high only dogs can hear him.
Tasty guitar solo, though.
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vhm: jane!jane!jane!
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Damn Dave! Where's the disco?!
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vhm: jane!jane!jane!
I'm fawnda this song, too.
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Damn Dave! Where's the disco?!
Oh, it's coming. You know it is. Fortunately, I have a 10:30 meeting and might miss it. I'm having a "Do You Think I'm Sexy" premonition....
*shudder*
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vhm: jane!jane!jane!
that's "janeyjaneyjaneyjaneyjane!" to you.
like a cat and a mouse
door to door and house to house... WHA?
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listening in my hotel room with my cool noise-reducing Bose headphones cranked up, and this Starship sounds extra good when played LOUD.
But I still think the first 45 seconds of the song they were trying to sound like Triumph.
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vhm: jane!jane!jane!
I'm fawnda this song, too.
:) you know, i was at jane!jane!jane!'s house yesterday, and the telly was showing jane fonda on the tony danza show.
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I want to hear bad disco. We'll probably get "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy," but I'd much rather have "Kiss in the Dark" or "Copacabana."
Dare I hope for Machine's "There But For the Grace of God Go I"? Or a Chic album track ("Chic Cheer" would suit me nice)?
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BOS Apocalypse Now. Actually, he was still "Larry" Fishburne when he filmed his role in AN.
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Oooga!Aaaga!Oooga! HM to "Tusk."
Y'know, when POC came to visit a few weeks ago, I discovered that I have Tusk on cassette. Apparently I've had it for over two years and had no idea! Will listen to it sometime this month.
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OMG, the original tag-line for Apocalypse Now! was:
"You may have been up the river, but you've never seen this."
that's the most idiotic ever, sounds like the Mad Magazine spoof.
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VHM Gilda!
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bos = gilda!!
gaz, what's your sig?
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VHM Gilda!
Misty waaaatercolored meeeemriiiies....
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OMG, the original tag-line for Apocalypse Now! was:
"You may have been up the river, but you've never seen this."
that's the most idiotic ever, sounds like the Mad Magazine spoof.
I don't agree, but what else is new?
I think the whole point/dividing line of the movie is the second half, when many of the critics freaked out, and just didn't get it.
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Oh, heck: I've gotta give BOS to Gilda. The current crop of SNLers ain't got nothin' on Gil.
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I want to hear bad disco. We'll probably get "Da Ya Think I'm Sexy," but I'd much rather have "Kiss in the Dark" or "Copacabana."
Dare I hope for Machine's "There But For the Grace of God Go I"? Or a Chic album track ("Chic Cheer" would suit me nice)?
Dave will not play Barry Manilow. Not without some kind of previous approval from the Fogheads during the Mornig Show.
Last year (I think) Barry was a guest judge on American Idol & the ep had been discussed during the Morning Show. I called in after the 9:00 Pop quiz & told Dave, "Hey, this is your chance to play Manilow on the 10@10!" and he told me, "I don't think I could get away with it, not without some warning."
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Oh, heck: I've gotta give BOS to Gilda. The current crop of SNLers ain't got nothin' on Gil.
Please refer to your songsheets, everybody!
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bos = gilda!!
gaz, what's your sig?
It's from "Jimmy's Got a Little Bit of Bitch in Him" by either Parliament or Funkadelic (I can never keep them straight). A very weird song about sexual fluidity.
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OMG, the original tag-line for Apocalypse Now! was:
"You may have been up the river, but you've never seen this."
that's the most idiotic ever, sounds like the Mad Magazine spoof.
I don't agree, but what else is new?
I think the whole point/dividing line of the movie is the second half, when many of the critics freaked out, and just didn't get it.
I meant only the tag-line is idiotic. Not the movie.
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bos = gilda!!
gaz, what's your sig?
It's from "Jimmy's Got a Little Bit of Bitch in Him" by either Parliament or Funkadelic (I can never keep them straight). A very weird song about sexual fluidity.
ok. thanks!
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Changing Gilda to BOS. Segue into EWF is great. Makes disco seem not so important.
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Apropos of nothing at all ...
Q: Why don't they tell jokes in Jonestown?
A: It takes too long to get to the punchline!
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Does anyone else think "One Way or Another" would be *even better* if the Pretenders had done it?
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Changing Gilda to BOS. Segue into EWF is great. Makes disco seem not so important.
I voted Gilda for BOS too--how could you vote for anything else?
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Does anyone else think "One Way or Another" would be *even better* if the Pretenders had done it?
i always think it's a pretenders song when i hear the opening guitar riff - funny you should mention.
punchline. cute.
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Apropos of nothing at all ...
Q: Why don't they tell jokes in Jonestown?
A: It takes too long to get to the punchline!
okay, that calls for an even worse joke:
A: Didja hear about the other camp they found in Guyana with over 400 bodies?
B: Somebody trying to keep up with the Joneses?
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OMG, the original tag-line for Apocalypse Now! was:
"You may have been up the river, but you've never seen this."
that's the most idiotic ever, sounds like the Mad Magazine spoof.
I don't agree, but what else is new?
I think the whole point/dividing line of the movie is the second half, when many of the critics freaked out, and just didn't get it.
I meant only the tag-line is idiotic. Not the movie.
No biggie, eye of the beholder and all that. I guess since I think the heart of the movie deals with what they find at the end of the river, it seemed appropo to me.
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Does anyone else think "One Way or Another" would be *even better* if the Pretenders had done it?
I actually had that exact thought, but for the first time, just now. Must be the better sound I'm getting with these headphones.
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Does anyone else think "One Way or Another" would be *even better* if the Pretenders had done it?
i always think it's a pretenders song when i hear the opening guitar riff - funny you should mention.
punchline. cute.
Chrissie would take that rat food and shove it down yer throat! Cause she's too precious baby, now fuckoff!! :wink:
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"as he rises to her apology..."
that's a great line.
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Speaking of "one way or another, I'm gonna get ya" -- and speaking of the unrepentant murder of gay people, thank you Dave for the segue -- this on Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI:
"One of the closest collaborators of John Paul II, as head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal Ratzinger has been the Church's doctrinal watchdog since 1981. He has been described as conservative, and as the current Dean of the College of Cardinals he is widely respected for his uncompromising if ultraconservative principles and his ability to be critical."
Sounds like an even larger step backwards than many of us had anticipated.
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"as he rises to her apology..."
that's a great line.
but what does it mean?
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"as he rises to her apology..."
that's a great line.
but what does it mean?
she's standing. he's sitting. he starts to stand up as she starts to apologise for being late and for dumping his ass.
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I saw the VH-1 behind the music on the Doobies a while back & they apparently had a total Spinal Tap moment with this song. They were all really disappointed with the album, figured it sucked so bad they might as well just break up, and then there manager tells them, "Hey guys! You'll never believe this but 'What A Fool Believes' is #1 in Japan!'"
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"as he rises to her apology..."
that's a great line.
but what does it mean?
She: "I think you should go take a long walk off a short pier."
He: (gets up slowly and probably tipsily)
She: "Sorry babe, no hard feelings."
THE ROCK WILL CURE YOUR ILLS, MON!!!
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Speaking of "one way or another, I'm gonna get ya" -- and speaking of the unrepentant murder of gay people, thank you Dave for the segue -- this on Cardinal Ratzinger, now Pope Benedict XVI:
"One of the closest collaborators of John Paul II, as head of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, Cardinal Ratzinger has been the Church's doctrinal watchdog since 1981. He has been described as conservative, and as the current Dean of the College of Cardinals he is widely respected for his uncompromising if ultraconservative principles and his ability to be critical."
Sounds like an even larger step backwards than many of us had anticipated.
Thank you -- my sentiments exactly. At least he's 78 and won't be pope nearly as long.
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okay, NOW everybody refer to your mimeograph sheets for the lyrics!
Rodney's feeling Sexy, Mick is really frightfullty bold.
Me I do the only thing that stops me growing old
I Do The Rock!
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I'm a keen student!
BOS Mr Curry. would LOVE to see him in Spamalot.
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"I could never get the hang of ideology" -- Dave's commentary on Benedict XVI?
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okay, NOW everybody refer to your mimeograph sheets for the lyrics!
Rodney's feeling Sexy, Mick is really frightfullty bold.
Me I do the only thing that stops me growing old
I Do The Rock!
Bet this gets the musical BOS, Gilda notwithstanding.
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okay, NOW everybody refer to your mimeograph sheets for the lyrics!
Rodney's feeling Sexy, Mick is really frightfullty bold.
Me I do the only thing that stops me growing old
I Do The Rock!
Bet this gets the musical BOS, Gilda notwithstanding.
Psychic Urth!
I may listen to Big Rick just to hear it again.
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Pretty nice 79 set--and no Rockpile (or any of its parts)--Gaz must be ecstatic!
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okay, NOW everybody refer to your mimeograph sheets for the lyrics!
Rodney's feeling Sexy, Mick is really frightfullty bold.
Me I do the only thing that stops me growing old
I Do The Rock!
btw, have we ever played Name That Sax Solo on this song?
Hint: it's a pretty big name.
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KFOG is playing the new Garbage? Have they ever played them in the past? Ever?
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To commemorate 4/20:
1. The Toyes, "Smoke Two Joints"
2. Peter Tosh, "Legalize It"
3. Clipse, "(I Got) High"
4. Method Man, "How High"
5. Ray Charles, "Let's Go Get Stoned" (yeah, I know it's about drinking, ah well)
6. Jefferson Starship, "Ganja of Love"
7. Sly & the Family Stone, "I Want to Take You Higher"
8. Musical Youth, "Pass the Dutchie"
9. Missy Elliott, "Pass That Dutch"
10. Afroman, "Because I Got High"
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okay, NOW everybody refer to your mimeograph sheets for the lyrics!
Rodney's feeling Sexy, Mick is really frightfullty bold.
Me I do the only thing that stops me growing old
I Do The Rock!
btw, have we ever played Name That Sax Solo on this song?
Hint: it's a pretty big name.
I always assumed it was David Sanborn. Unless it was Tom Scott.
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btw, have we ever played Name That Sax Solo on this song?
Hint: it's a pretty big name.
It sounds like David Sanborn's work on "Young Americans," so that's my guess.
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btw, have we ever played Name That Sax Solo on this song?
Hint: it's a pretty big name.
It sounds like David Sanborn's work on "Young Americans," so that's my guess.
yep!
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To commemorate 4/20:
1. The Toyes, "Smoke Two Joints"
2. Peter Tosh, "Legalize It"
3. Clipse, "(I Got) High"
4. Method Man, "How High"
5. Ray Charles, "Let's Go Get Stoned" (yeah, I know it's about drinking, ah well)
6. Jefferson Starship, "Ganja of Love"
7. Sly & the Family Stone, "I Want to Take You Higher"
8. Musical Youth, "Pass the Dutchie"
9. Missy Elliott, "Pass That Dutch"
10. Afroman, "Because I Got High"
Fraternity of Man, "Don't Bogart That Joint"
Jim Stafford "I Got Stoned and I Missed it" & "Wildwood Weed"
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btw, have we ever played Name That Sax Solo on this song?
Hint: it's a pretty big name.
It sounds like David Sanborn's work on "Young Americans," so that's my guess.
yep!
Sanborn was pretty much the go-to guy for session sax players thru the late 70s & early 80s, with Tom Scott getting the sessions Sanborn couldn't take, and Michael Brecker getting Scott's leavings.
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To commemorate 4/20:
1. The Toyes, "Smoke Two Joints"
2. Peter Tosh, "Legalize It"
3. Clipse, "(I Got) High"
4. Method Man, "How High"
5. Ray Charles, "Let's Go Get Stoned" (yeah, I know it's about drinking, ah well)
6. Jefferson Starship, "Ganja of Love"
7. Sly & the Family Stone, "I Want to Take You Higher"
8. Musical Youth, "Pass the Dutchie"
9. Missy Elliott, "Pass That Dutch"
10. Afroman, "Because I Got High"
Fraternity of Man, "Don't Bogart That Joint"
Jim Stafford "I Got Stoned and I Missed it" & "Wildwood Weed"
Jonathan Edwards-"Shanty" ("we'll lay around the shanty, mama, and put a good buzz on")
New Riders of the Purple Sage-"Henry" (great dope smuggling song--"went to Acapulco to turn the golden keys...")
Arlo-Comin' Into Los Angeleeez
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Arlo-Comin' Into Los Angeleeez
I'm gonna nit-pick on this choice, much as I love the song: "Bringin' in a coupla keys" refers to kilos, which is how cocaine is measured in large quantity, right? Or is bulk-marijuana bundled by the kilo as well?
But let's add Glenn Frey, "Smuggler's Blues," anyway.
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Arlo-Comin' Into Los Angeleeez
I'm gonna nit-pick on this choice, much as I love the song: "Bringin' in a coupla keys" refers to kilos, which is how cocaine is measured in large quantity, right? Or is bulk-marijuana bundled by the kilo as well?
But let's add Glenn Frey, "Smuggler's Blues," anyway.
Yes, marijuana comes in kilos too.
more smuggling songs:
Thirty Days in the Hole, Humble Pie (hash, but close enough)
Then Came The Last Days Of May, Blue Oyster Cult (went down to Mexico to score some dope, double crossed, died in the desert)
And, just your ordinary dope song:
Sweet Leaf, Black Sabbath