10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on July 05, 2005, 07:52:21 AM
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so sez Dave on the promo... but then all day yesterday he was saying it was Labor Day, so what does he know?
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How about 1986 so we can get a little Yankee Rose for a TOTHC?
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How about 1986 so we can get a little Yankee Rose for a TOTHC?
it's been over a month, so we're due an '86 set.
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hey Judy -- get Trudy! it's 1980...
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hey Judy -- get Trudy! it's 1980...
This beat goes on, all right, but the Farfisa jingling in the background should not.
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Left-field prediction: Macca's "Coming Up."
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Jingling farfisas be damned- I'll give this song that's, like, 2 songs- the second one being "Switchin to Glide" (and the only one my stoner-brain remembers) an Honorable Flashback.
Uh. Yeah.
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Left-field prediction: Macca's "Coming Up."
I'd love that, actually -- talk about a forgotten major hit.
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My sister- famous for amazing feats of Mondigreenism- thought that Macca song was called "Tummy Up"...
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BOS - Whip It (one of my all-time favorites ... I'm not embarrassed to admit)
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I wish Dave would play "Freedom of Choice" instead of this. It's far more relevant to our current relationship with media and entertainment.
"Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."
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"Whip It" is a great song- but there's a whole lotta really great DEVO from 'round this time I'd rather hear.
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I wish Dave would play "Freedom of Choice" instead of this. It's far more relevant to our current relationship with media and entertainment.
"Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."
I agree... it's not as catchy as Whip It, but a great song very relevant lyrics
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Wow, Dave casts "Jackson Browne" spell vindictively against the Princess and does 2d4 damage!
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I wish Dave would play "Freedom of Choice" instead of this. It's far more relevant to our current relationship with media and entertainment.
"Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."
Agreed, but wasn't that on a later LP? - "The New Traditionalists" I remember it around 1982ish
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Wow, Dave casts "Jackson Browne" spell vindictively against the Princess and does 2d4 damage!
"2d4" ? is that hip-hop speak?
This is the same JB we heard last week from Bob, no?
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I wish Dave would play "Freedom of Choice" instead of this. It's far more relevant to our current relationship with media and entertainment.
"Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."
Agreed, but wasn't that on a later LP? - "The New Traditionalists" I remember it around 1982ish
You know, I really have no idea. Devo never really changed their sound so I'd never know one album from another. (BTW, I do like "Whip It" a lot; I just hear it a lot.)
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Wow, Dave casts "Jackson Browne" spell vindictively against the Princess and does 2d4 damage!
"2d4" ? is that hip-hop speak?
Even worse: D&D-speak. "2d4" means "roll a four-sided die twice." The resulting number indicates the amount of damage done.
Ooh! BOS to Yoko's wishing bell (which I mistakenly assumed to be an elevator opening for YEARS).
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I wish Dave would play "Freedom of Choice" instead of this. It's far more relevant to our current relationship with media and entertainment.
"Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."
Agreed, but wasn't that on a later LP? - "The New Traditionalists" I remember it around 1982ish
You know, I really have no idea. Devo never really changed their sound so I'd never know one album from another. (BTW, I do like "Whip It" a lot; I just hear it a lot.)
Both Whip It and Freedom of Choice were on the same album (I bought it), I think named "Freedom of Choice"
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Wow, Dave casts "Jackson Browne" spell vindictively against the Princess and does 2d4 damage!
"2d4" ? is that hip-hop speak?
You've obviously never played Dungeons & Dragons- which, come to think of it, was something I was doing in 1980!
ETA: Gaz explained it better while I was busy composing these brilliant lines...
My copy of Double Fantasy kept skipping. I took it back- exchanged it- and that kept skipping, too. Do you think the spirit of John Lennon was pissed at me?
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I wish Dave would play "Freedom of Choice" instead of this. It's far more relevant to our current relationship with media and entertainment.
"Freedom of choice is what you got. Freedom from choice is what you want."
Agreed, but wasn't that on a later LP? - "The New Traditionalists" I remember it around 1982ish
You know, I really have no idea. Devo never really changed their sound so I'd never know one album from another. (BTW, I do like "Whip It" a lot; I just hear it a lot.)
just googled it and you were right - same album as whip it
http://www.freedomofchoice.com/devo/songs.asp
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BOS to Dire Straits
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My copy of Double Fantasy kept skipping. I took it back- exchanged it- and that kept skipping, too. Do you think the spirit of John Lennon was pissed at me?
If so, he was pissed at me too: When I was a member of BMG they advertised that DF had Yoko's "Walking on Thin Ice" on it, so I ordered it. Found that it wasn't on there, so I returned it in a huff.
P.S. I wasn't playing D&D until 1982, and didn't do well at it: I loved creating characters but got impatient with the adventures. The final straw for my brother was when I used half my allotment of gold pieces to buy 25 chickens: I argued that they were a performing chorus called "Pick O' the Chix." I was promptly killed off. I hated having an older brother sometimes.
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WOS (natch) to somnambulent Doobs, "Real Love." Why don't they steal away, why don't they steeeeal uhhhh-waaaaay?
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assuming this Doobs is a Gaz WOS -- this isn't even one of MY fave McDonald trax -- too too obvious an attempt to clone "What a Fool Believes".
Gaz, your av is freaking me out. "Journey when their album covers were cheezy."
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I get the feeling there were lots of inferior copies of "Double Fantasy" made because they were made in haste following John's murder (I hadn't gotten 'round to getting mine until after).
As for why Yoko's song wasn't on there: ya got me.
As for your chickens: you should have spent the rest of your gold on razor wire for their feet & arrowheads for their beaks. Then they could have been "attack chickens" as well as "performing chickens". It's all in how you present it, babe. :D
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Heh: followed by a visit to the Real Love Canal.
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Gaz, your av is freaking me out. "Journey when their album covers were cheezy."
And when their video games were even cheezier!
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pretty exciting back then, eh? crank it up!
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Heh: followed by a visit to the Real Love Canal.
I always figured Hooker Chemical made antibiotics and prophylactics :wink:
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pretty exciting back then, eh? crank it up!
indeed, probably my BOS unless Dave shocks us with Rocky Burnette or something similar.
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Why did Debbie Harry sprinkle French into so many of her songs?
VHM to "Call Me," but still.
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Why did Debbie Harry sprinkle French into so many of her songs?
Je ne sais porquois.
Le Plus Grande Chanson du Set: Les Stones qui Roll.
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Yet another question: What on earth was Mick looking for on 6th Avenue? 'Cause it sure ain't there now, whatever it was. (Unless it was hair care product.)
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Why did Debbie Harry sprinkle French into so many of her songs?
The same reason America was briefly fascinated with songs sung in German a few years later: it sounds cool....
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Yet another question: What on earth was Mick looking for on 6th Avenue? 'Cause it sure ain't there now, whatever it was. (Unless it was hair care product.)
Hard to describe how little I care about this song.
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On the bright side- now all I get is mental pictures of Mick going into different salons- looking for just the right mousse. Everytime he can't find it he gets all spazzy like he does...
And this? Amuses me.
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Love the post-show promo for New Releases Thurs: "we've been waiting for a new track from Tracy Chapman".
We HAVE?
on the bright side, they're finally dipping into the White Stripes album...
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7/5/05 - Tuesday! A great set from...1980!!!
Kings - This Beat Goes On/Switchin' to Glide
Police - Voices Inside My Head
Devo - Whip It
Jackson Browne - That Girl Could Sing (B-O-S!!)
John Lennon - Starting Over
Dire Straits - Skateaway
Doobie Brothers - Real Love
U2 - I Will Follow
Blondie - Call Me
Stones - Dance Part 1
BONUS TRACK: The English Beat - Mirror in the Bathroom
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Yet another question: What on earth was Mick looking for on 6th Avenue? 'Cause it sure ain't there now, whatever it was. (Unless it was hair care product.)
"West 8th Street and Sixth Avenue..."
Obviously, Mick was having a hot dog or three at Gray's Papaya. Mmmmm...
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Yet another question: What on earth was Mick looking for on 6th Avenue? 'Cause it sure ain't there now, whatever it was. (Unless it was hair care product.)
"West 8th Street and Sixth Avenue..."
Obviously, Mick was having a hot dog or three at Gray's Papaya. Mmmmm...
His other options at that intersection now are a Barnes & Noble, a bagel bakery, Go Sushi, a shuttered FYE, and a cell phone accessories shop.
I'm betting that Mick went with the pink flesh.