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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on May 27, 2014, 07:40:36 AM
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No clues last nite and I didn't hear the usual promo this AM.
ETA: they're playing Radiohead's "Creep" a lot lately.
wow: so soon after '76 last week, we get '77. Ian Dury "S&D&R&R" TOTHK and BOS1.
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No clues last nite and I didn't hear the usual promo this AM.
ETA: they're playing Radiohead's "Creep" a lot lately.
wow: so soon after '76 last week, we get '77. Ian Dury "S&D&R&R" TOTHK!
Without doing a systematic study, it does seem as if the 2nd AL era has been a lot more 70's-centric. I do believe we've only broken the Y2K barrier once (2002, in her third set back).
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BOS2 The Jam "In the City"
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Touchdown RAIIIDERS!!! --> "Going For The One", Yes
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Touchdown RAIIIDERS!!! --> "Going For The One", Yes
dang, sorry I cannot listen
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Touchdown RAIIIDERS!!! --> "Going For The One", Yes
This is some pretty wicked slide guitar.
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LN1: ELO, "Turn to Stone"
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Touchdown RAIIIDERS!!! --> "Going For The One", Yes
dang, sorry I cannot listen
I can hear moaning about this from many directions, but it gets my BOS vote unquestioningly.
And: Synths!! (Although I have to confess I'm paying attention to the piano part, which is quite rocking in itself.)
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Annie Hall "dead shark" --> Meat Loaf "2 outta 3". Nice.
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So far it's an all-Brit set: Ian Dury, the Jam, Yes, and ELO.
ETA: Guess I jinxed it--number 5 is Two Out of Three Ain't Bad. Not British but a welcome choice nonetheless. BOS4 here (the only one not making the grade for me was the ELO, which still gets a VHM).
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So far it's an all-Brit set: Ian Dury, the Jam, Yes, and ELO.
But Meat Loaf is as American as...meatloaf.
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Bob Welch's remake of "Sentimental Lady". I still prefer the Mac orig.
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Bob Welch's remake of "Sentimental Lady". I still prefer the Mac orig.
and speaking of: here they are with "You Make Loving LN"
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So far it's an all-Brit set: Ian Dury, the Jam, Yes, and ELO.
But Meat Loaf is as American as...meatloaf.
Heh :)
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more Annie Hall -- "I lurve you, loave you, luff you" --> LTD "Back in Love Again". VHM to some welcome R&B/pop.
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Bob Welch's remake of "Sentimental Lady". I still prefer the Mac orig.
and speaking of: here they are with "You Make Loving LN"
Took the words right out of my mouth...
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Bob Welch's remake of "Sentimental Lady". I still prefer the Mac orig.
I agree, although three-fifths of Mac plays on Welch's redo: Mick, Lindsey B. and Christine McVie.
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Gilda Radner as Baba Wawa --> Rory Erickson "Starry Eyes"
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still more Annie Hall --> "Heard it in a Lurve Song." wow, MTB twice in a week.
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
"wow MTB" JINX!!
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
"wow MTB" JINX!!
I missed it before, so it gets my BOS. "Purty little love song..."
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well, this was quite enjoyable.
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
heard a fair amt of MTB yesterday: they were the artist of choice, it seems, during the interludes between band setups at a club in SF that had a Memorial Day hoedown with about five acts, including Red Meat and Dave Gonzalez (The Palladins, Hacienda Bros). Good times, y'all! *spits tobacky juice*
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
heard a fair amt of MTB yesterday: they were the artist of choice, it seems, during the interludes between band setups at a club in SF that had a Memorial Day hoedown with about five acts, including Red Meat and Dave Gonzalez (The Palladins, Hacienda Bros). Good times, y'all! *spits tobacky juice*
Beavis: You know, sometimes, like when I think about my dad, I always imagine that he's Sir Mix-A-Lot.
Butthead: You wish Beavis, your dad was probably that roadie for the Marshall Tucker Band.
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
heard a fair amt of MTB yesterday: they were the artist of choice, it seems, during the interludes between band setups at a club in SF that had a Memorial Day hoedown with about five acts, including Red Meat and Dave Gonzalez (The Palladins, Hacienda Bros). Good times, y'all! *spits tobacky juice*
nice to hear Red Meat are still around. Was a big fan back in the '90s when they got lots of airplay on KSAN/KNEW's Sunday nite alt-country show.
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
heard a fair amt of MTB yesterday: they were the artist of choice, it seems, during the interludes between band setups at a club in SF that had a Memorial Day hoedown with about five acts, including Red Meat and Dave Gonzalez (The Palladins, Hacienda Bros). Good times, y'all! *spits tobacky juice*
nice to hear Red Meat are still around. Was a big fan back in the '90s when they got lots of airplay on KSAN/KNEW's Sunday nite alt-country show.
yeah, they were good, and had lots of fans there, but my fun fave was Velvetta, a C&W/twang band led by Leigh Crow, who used to do Elvis Herselvis. :)
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
heard a fair amt of MTB yesterday: they were the artist of choice, it seems, during the interludes between band setups at a club in SF that had a Memorial Day hoedown with about five acts, including Red Meat and Dave Gonzalez (The Palladins, Hacienda Bros). Good times, y'all! *spits tobacky juice*
The El Rio, by any chance? They used to play there a fair amount.
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Wow, MTB getting airtime again
heard a fair amt of MTB yesterday: they were the artist of choice, it seems, during the interludes between band setups at a club in SF that had a Memorial Day hoedown with about five acts, including Red Meat and Dave Gonzalez (The Palladins, Hacienda Bros). Good times, y'all! *spits tobacky juice*
The El Rio, by any chance? They used to play there a fair amount.
ding ding ding!
Their Memorial and Labor Day events are benefits that feature c&w bands. Can't recall what the benefit was for, but it's five bands, low cover, nice patio, really crappy food.
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Tuesday, May 27th, 2014- 1977
1.Ian Dury and The Blockheads - Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll
2. The Jam - In The City (BOS!!!)
(News Sports- Raiders Win SuperBowl)
3. Yes - Going for the One
4. E.L.O - Turn to Stone
(Movie - Annie Hall)
5. Meatloaf - Two out of Three Ain't Bad
6. Bob Welch - Sentimental Lady
7.Fleetwood Mac - You Make Loving Fun
8. L.T.D (Everytime I turn Around)- Back In Love
(T.V: SNL - Gilda Radner / Baba Wawa)
9. Roky Erickson - Starry Eyes
(Movie - Annie Hall)
10. Marshall Tucker Band - Heard it in a Love Song
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There's definitely a lurve theme going on in the last half of this set... something on AL's mind?
BOS for Yes and Bob Welch; VHM for Ian Dury. Otherwise this set didn't have a lot going for
it. I would be perfectly happy to never hear another Meatloaf song for the rest of my life.
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I would be perfectly happy to never hear another Meatloaf song for the rest of my life.
You're probably not alone but I'd argue that (a) the LP was huge, especially for those of us on the East Coast at the time and (b) unfortunately, we rarely hear anything other than "2 outta 3" or "Paradise/Dashboard Light" and any other track would be most welcome next time around.
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I would be perfectly happy to never hear another Meatloaf song for the rest of my life.
You're probably not alone but I'd argue that (a) the LP was huge, especially for those of us on the East Coast at the time and (b) unfortunately, we rarely hear anything other than "2 outta 3" or "Paradise/Dashboard Light" and any other track would be most welcome next time around.
And, I would dare suggest that anything off of "Bat Out Of Hell II: Back Into Hell" would more than spruce up a 1993 set.
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I would be perfectly happy to never hear another Meatloaf song for the rest of my life.
You're probably not alone but I'd argue that (a) the LP was huge, especially for those of us on the East Coast at the time and (b) unfortunately, we rarely hear anything other than "2 outta 3" or "Paradise/Dashboard Light" and any other track would be most welcome next time around.
I'm sure there are many HTH that were "huge" in their day, but that doesn't mean we have to
hear them on 10@10. The Meatloaf songs were amusing at first, but the fifteen-year-old teenage
boy aspect wears thin quickly. Otherwise I do not find his vocals or his music particularly
interesting or exceptional.