10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on June 02, 2005, 10:07:16 AM
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But I thought "1999" was from '83
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cool
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But I thought "1999" was from '83
Wrong again. AMG sez 1999 the album was released in Feb 83, but 1999 the single charted on the club play (No. 1) and black music (No. 4) charts in 82.
Beej, where'dya get those tambourines?
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using that first generation Roland guitar synth
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Dave's doing the segue thing again
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yawn
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yawn
Agreed.
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then "State of Independence" I think it's Donna Summer's version, hard to tell from Jon and Vangelis
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State of Independence is sort of a Katrina, but I liked it enough to buy the iTunes single. Never remember hearing it in 82...
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Donna Summer
are there any more covers of this besides Moodswings and Jon and Vangelis?
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Looks like it's just the three of us today, guys.
Let's see: Gaz is on vacay, Mike probably has his Thursday meeting (nice timing this week!), Ali is still on new-job probation, Beej is off pursuing his dramatic muse, and POC is somewhere on the European continent. And no telling about Dave Mack, or the rest of the occasional folks.
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Men At Work, but at least it's not Down Under.
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Looks like it's just the three of us today, guys.
Let's see: Gaz is on vacay, Mike probably has his Thursday meeting (nice timing this week!), Ali is still on new-job probation, Beej is off pursuing his dramatic muse, and POC is somewhere on the European continent. And no telling about Dave Mack, or the rest of the occasional folks.
give him some props!
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Flaming Desire
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Looks like it's just the three of us today, guys.
Let's see: Gaz is on vacay, Mike probably has his Thursday meeting (nice timing this week!), Ali is still on new-job probation, Beej is off pursuing his dramatic muse, and POC is somewhere on the European continent. And no telling about Dave Mack, or the rest of the occasional folks.
give him some props!
Absolutely--he dropped in while I was writing that last post. Greetings Rastermon! Thanks for helping shore up our lagging attendance!
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Flaming Desire
Ditto here. Now if we could just get some BeBop Deluxe in a mid70s set....
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Flaming Desire
Really? I'm leaning towards Translator at the moment...
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Back from a meeting (good guess, Beej!) and I'm sorry I missed "Eye of the Tiger". It WAS a huge record, and Dave doesn't play it often. VHM on that basis. Sometimes ya just need some cheeze.
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Flaming Desire
Ditto here. Now if we could just get some BeBop Deluxe in a mid70s set....
Oh, it's Bill Nelson. I get it. Not enough guitar, here, though. That's why I really like BBD...
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Flaming Desire
Ditto here. Now if we could just get some BeBop Deluxe in a mid70s set....
Oh, it's Bill Nelson. I get it. Not enough guitar, here, though. That's why I really like BBD...
We were thinking of the BBD connection indeed.
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BOS Rick James, "Dance With Me". is this a breakout? God this was HUGE on NY radio. Would love to hear "69 Times" from this LP (featuring Grace Slick!).
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Back from a meeting (good guess, Beej!)
This is the second time Beej has been mentioned, but I don't see him here.
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Back from a meeting (good guess, Beej!)
This is the second time Beej has been mentioned, but I don't see him here.
He's here in spirit...
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Back from a meeting (good guess, Beej!)
This is the second time Beej has been mentioned, but I don't see him here.
oops, my bad -- it was Urth's good guess.
BOS2: Pete. Exquisitely bored -- well, almost.
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Looks like it's just the three of us today, guys.
Let's see: Gaz is on vacay, Mike probably has his Thursday meeting (nice timing this week!), Ali is still on new-job probation, Beej is off pursuing his dramatic muse, and POC is somewhere on the European continent. And no telling about Dave Mack, or the rest of the occasional folks.
give him some props!
Absolutely--he dropped in while I was writing that last post. Greetings Rastermon! Thanks for helping shore up our lagging attendance!
Back and forth from my desk... glad to be here!
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I am in complete shock. Today's bonus track was Gang of Four's I Love a Man in Uniform. I would bet 20 bucks that's the first time that song (and possibly ANY Gang of Four song) has been played on KFOG, including 10@10.
(Yesterday's bonus track was Bowie's 1984, which struck me as borrowing heavily from the Theme from Shaft. Not tough to see how he got from there to Young Americans in the space of a year though.)
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Looks like it's just the three of us today, guys.
Let's see: Gaz is on vacay, Mike probably has his Thursday meeting (nice timing this week!), Ali is still on new-job probation, Beej is off pursuing his dramatic muse, and POC is somewhere on the European continent. And no telling about Dave Mack, or the rest of the occasional folks.
I was home sick today, got the same thing my 3 year old had Tuesday, and he saw fit to relapse himself. Listened cursorily, but not motivated to get out of bed and post.
My only thought to share: Jon & Vangelis are the original writers of "State of Independence", so their version is not a cover.
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I am in complete shock. Today's bonus track was Gang of Four's I Love a Man in Uniform. I would bet 20 bucks that's the first time that song (and possibly ANY Gang of Four song) has been played on KFOG, including 10@10.
I know we've heard it before, if only because I am certain that I have pasted my bad pun here about an Mesopotamian archaeological version:
"I Love A Man In Cuneiform".
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My only thought to share: Jon & Vangelis are the original writers of "State of Independence", so their version is not a cover.
Yes, of course. I should have said "versions," but had the 'covers project' idea stuck in my head. They were totally useless, and had no listings, but are under construction, and hard to say.