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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on July 21, 2006, 08:56:05 AM
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Ginger just tipped it as she signed off her last day of subbing for Bret, which makes this Marcus' last day for a while. He actually had a challenging trivia question yesterday.
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Mondegreen #1 - "You don't need a pinhead just to hang around..."
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TOTHC is "Down on the Corner," not one of my favorite CCR tracks. I'm hoping for/predicting "Nothing But a Heartache." Which would be accurate for me, as the guy I'd just gone out on a few dates with recently broke things off over email last night.
PS: VVHM to "Guinevere," hypnotic guitar work. Influenced by Kaukonen, I should imagine.
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I was getting worried, what with them doing both '96 and '95 in the same week, but we've also had '74 and '69 this week, so go 'BCO!
TOTHC CCR, but what's this? oo! "Guenevere". Lovely.
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Mondegreen #1 - "You don't need a pinhead just to hang around..."
(http://www.wqed.org/tv/specials/unusual/zippy/img/zippy_main.jpg)
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Mondegreen #1 - "You don't need a pinhead just to hang around..."
LOL! unless you're Joey Ramone.
Mr Fogerty is an endless font of mondegreens.
"people come from all around to watch the Magic Whore"
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TOTHC is "Down on the Corner," not one of my favorite CCR tracks. I'm hoping for/predicting "Nothing But a Heartache." Which would be accurate for me, as the guy I'd just gone out on a few dates with recently broke things off over email last night.
at least it wasn't a post-it :wink:
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Mondegreen #1 - "You don't need a pinhead just to hang around..."
but if you've got a dick, well, won't you lay your boney down?
hmm...guinevere and crossroads? going to be a good set.
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TOTHC is "Down on the Corner," not one of my favorite CCR tracks. I'm hoping for/predicting "Nothing But a Heartache." Which would be accurate for me, as the guy I'd just gone out on a few dates with recently broke things off over email last night.
at least it wasn't a post-it :wink:
or silence.
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crossroads? going to be a good set.
I like the Gwen Stefani version. "Going down on Rossdale..."
VHM Sly, a most appropriate song on this umpteenth warm day in a row, something that never happens in SF proper.
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[quote="princessofcairo'] crossroads? going to be a good set.
I like the Gwen Stefani version. "Going down on Rossdale..."[/quote]
out in the street?
when i want to! early bos to sly.
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OMGWTF! BOS "Let it Bleed". God how I loved this LP.
"when you need a little coke'n'sympathy..."
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there's a line i never heard before: we all need someone we can cream on.
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OMGWTF! BOS "Let it Bleed". God how I loved this LP.
"when you need a little coke'n'sympathy..."
This song is chock full o' lyrics that sound like they should be mondegreens, but are in fact the actual words:
My breasts, they will always be open...
We all need someone we can cream on...
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there's a line i never heard before: we all need someone we can cream on.
Cream on the JINX!
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there's a line i never heard before: we all need someone we can cream on.
Oh my yes -- I almost quoted that line above rather than "coke'n'sympathy". (almost JINX!) Amazing that got on the radio back then.
"my breasts, they will always be open..."
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OMGWTF! BOS "Let it Bleed". God how I loved this LP.
"when you need a little coke'n'sympathy..."
This song is chock full o' lyrics that sound like they should be mondegreens, but are in fact the actual words:
My breasts, they will always be open...
We all need someone we can cream on...
creamy jinx to you. i think that means you owe me a, "vanilla coke."
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Take the Money & Run, Marcus. Get some harder questions already.
Spirit comin' up, 2nd time this week.
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this commercial for Lasik is from "laydar vision".
Isn't "laydar" the straight version of "gaydar"?
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Take the Money & Run, Marcus. Get some harder questions already.
Spirit comin' up, 2nd time this week.
Speak for yrself! :D I didn't know that one (and in fact, didn't even know Woody Allen had even made a movie with that title)!
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Take the Money & Run, Marcus. Get some harder questions already.
Spirit comin' up, 2nd time this week.
Speak for yrself! :D I didn't know that one (and in fact, didn't even know Woody Allen had even made a movie with that title)!
They'll throw you outta Manhattan for that :roll:
High-larious f--ing movie, BTW.
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this commercial for Lasik is from "laydar vision".
Isn't "laydar" the straight version of "gaydar"?
"Laydar" is the ability to sense out a person who just wants to fuck something, anything that moves. A handy skill to have at crowded parties and bars.
PS: A related story: One I was at a Target store in Malden, MA with my friends Josh and Alli. In addition the the checkout clerk, there was a bagger, and apparently I said to the bagger, "thank you, sir," without really thinking about it. They both broke into nearly teary laughter upon exiting the store. "What?" I asked, oblivious. "You just called that bagger 'sir.' That was a woman, Joe." "Really?!" Josh paused. "I knew you didn't have gaydar, Joe, but I didn't know you also lack gen-dar."
I'm using this scene in my book.
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Marcus apes Dave twice, Beatles (yay).
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Someone's been lurking here--second song in a row cribbed from Monday's DM set. He can out-do Dave by playing more than just YNGMYM--but I'm not betting the house on it.
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PS: A related story: One I was at a Target store in Malden, MA with my friends Josh and Alli. In addition the the checkout clerk, there was a bagger, and apparently I said to the bagger, "thank you, sir," without really thinking about it. They both broke into nearly teary laughter upon exiting the store. "What?" I asked, oblivious. "You just called that bagger 'sir.' That was a woman, Joe." "Really?!" Josh paused. "I knew you didn't have gaydar, Joe, but I didn't know you also lack gen-dar."
I'm using this scene in my book.
Not if I write my screenplay first :wink:
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that does it. i'm getting stoned to joe.
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Someone's been lurking here--second song in a row cribbed from Monday's DM set. He can out-do Dave by playing more than just YNGMYM--but I'm not betting the house on it.
Your house is safe! including the "Bathroom Window". So he almost played the medley -- cute segue actually.
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Someone's been lurking here--second song in a row cribbed from Monday's DM set. He can out-do Dave by playing more than just YNGMYM--but I'm not betting the house on it.
Don't know about the rest of y'all, but I am digging the Beatles-Cocker segue.
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Well, he skipped Sun King thru Polythene Pam, but props to Marcus nevertheless for hitting Abbey Road twice--sort of.
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Take the Money & Run, Marcus. Get some harder questions already.
Spirit comin' up, 2nd time this week.
Speak for yrself! :D I didn't know that one (and in fact, didn't even know Woody Allen had even made a movie with that title)!
They'll throw you outta Manhattan for that :roll:
High-larious f--ing movie, BTW.
Marcus mentioned the failed bank robbery where the teller can't read his handwriting, but my favorite scene is when he carves the gun out of soap, but when it starts to rain it gets all foamy & he panics.
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effing hell! bos to nick drake! i have a fantasy of hearing frank sintara covering this. "fruit tree.....fooohooohoooooot treee!"
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Double segue-props-JINX!!
And BOS Nick Drake!!!
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I think we all agree that segue makes up for all the lameass trivia questions this week.
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Woo Hoo, Nick Drake, an artist Dave has not managed to get into my Db, has anyone recollected hearing this on KFOG at all?
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Woo Hoo, Nick Drake, an artist Dave has not managed to get into my Db, has anyone recollected hearing this on KFOG at all?
It's the kind of thing that Rosalie would include in Acoustic Sunrise, but I can't say I've ever heard it--then again, I don't listen to AS that regularly.
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tommy's a scientologist! he became aware this year!
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Woo Hoo, Nick Drake, an artist Dave has not managed to get into my Db, has anyone recollected hearing this on KFOG at all?
Never; and this may be a quibble, but playing a song/LP that NEVER got airplay at the time simply because the artist is now well-known is kinda cheating, IMHO. (Mr. Drake went completely unnoticed by even the most progressive of progressive FMs back then, afaik.) KBCO seems to do this most often -- we heard a Sarah McLaughlin song in an '89 set the other day, for example.
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10-way tie, the 'Oo!
You know where to put the cork...
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tommy's a scientologist! he became aware this year!
But he's in the closet with Travolta and R. Kelly. :wink:
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Woo Hoo, Nick Drake, an artist Dave has not managed to get into my Db, has anyone recollected hearing this on KFOG at all?
Never; and this may be a quibble, but playing a song/LP that NEVER got airplay at the time simply because the artist is now well-known is kinda cheating, IMHO. (Mr. Drake went completely unnoticed by even the most progressive of progressive FMs back then, afaik.) KBCO seems to do this most often -- we heard a Sarah McLaughlin song in an '89 set the other day, for example.
mclachlan! isn't it? :)
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Thanks, all, for ID'ing the Nick Drake, which I'd never heard. Indeed, I'd never heard of him at all before the ad (what product was it, Apple?) that launched his critical resurgence.
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tommy's a scientologist! he became aware this year!
But he's in the closet with Travolta and R. Kelly. :wink:
pray no child is left in the closet with r. kelly.
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Woo Hoo, Nick Drake, an artist Dave has not managed to get into my Db, has anyone recollected hearing this on KFOG at all?
Never; and this may be a quibble, but playing a song/LP that NEVER got airplay at the time simply because the artist is now well-known is kinda cheating, IMHO. (Mr. Drake went completely unnoticed by even the most progressive of progressive FMs back then, afaik.) KBCO seems to do this most often -- we heard a Sarah McLaughlin song in an '89 set the other day, for example.
I'd agree in general, but unless you've access to the local playlists of that time it's kind of hard to say that Nick was never heard in greater Denver. Bob is always mentioning Chicago playlists & has more than once claimed significant local success for bands that otherwise remain obscure to this day.
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Thanks, all, for ID'ing the Nick Drake, which I'd never heard. Indeed, I'd never heard of him at all before the ad (what product was it, Apple?) that launched his critical resurgence.
i hate to say this - to you, of all people - but you should be shot. or placed in the timeout corner. amen.
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Thanks, all, for ID'ing the Nick Drake, which I'd never heard. Indeed, I'd never heard of him at all before the ad (what product was it, Apple?) that launched his critical resurgence.
Volkswagen I think, Pink Moon was the song. They were responsible for a good bit of the Polyphonic Spree's coming to the public's awareness, too. No one said ad execs can't have good taste.
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Woo Hoo, Nick Drake, an artist Dave has not managed to get into my Db, has anyone recollected hearing this on KFOG at all?
Never; and this may be a quibble, but playing a song/LP that NEVER got airplay at the time simply because the artist is now well-known is kinda cheating, IMHO. (Mr. Drake went completely unnoticed by even the most progressive of progressive FMs back then, afaik.) KBCO seems to do this most often -- we heard a Sarah McLaughlin song in an '89 set the other day, for example.
I'd agree in general, but unless you've access to the local playlists of that time it's kind of hard to say that Nick was never heard in greater Denver. Bob is always mentioning Chicago playlists & has more than once claimed significant local success for bands that otherwise remain obscure to this day.
Well, I s'pose it's possible. I'm basing my assumption on having been heavily into not only radio but the Village Voice/Rolling Stone rock-crit axis back then, and I'd never heard of him until the Volkswagen commercial revived his (dead) career.
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we heard a Sarah McLaughlin song in an '89 set the other day, for example.
mclachlan! isn't it? :)
whatever. "That Lilith Fair Chick"
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[quote-"RGMike"]we heard a Sarah McLaughlin song in an '89 set the other day, for example.
mclachlan! isn't it? :)
whatever. "That Lilith Fair Chick"[/quote]
correction: "That Lilith Fair Chick," eh?
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i hate to say this - to you, of all people - but you should be shot. or placed in the timeout corner. amen.
Timeout! Place me in the Amen Corner!
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i hate to say this - to you, of all people - but you should be shot. or placed in the timeout corner. amen.
Timeout! Place me in the Amen Corner!
well, i hadn't *really* feared that reference would be lost on anyone, but you never know, when you're drinking. so thanks for the acknowledgement. i'm going to refill my beer glass now...