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Title: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 14, 2014, 07:13:44 AM
I was gonna stick with my 1980 prediction. Feh.

'93 is not a year I have any great expectations for; plenty of pop nuggets have been requested over time but few have been played. 
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 14, 2014, 10:02:03 AM
Stereo MC's "Connected" is our TOTHK -- a longtime Moreytrina in this year. Methinks I'll pass on this one.  But if anyone listens to the end, I'm curious whether AL mentions the return of the marathon.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 10:28:47 AM
I'm listening. Whereas the recent trip to 1994 mainly featured "alternative" radio standards, this set is the usual '90's mellow gold, KFOGy fare.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 10:33:08 AM
I'm listening. Whereas the recent trip to 1994 mainly featured "alternative" radio standards, this set is the usual '90's mellow gold, KFOGy fare.

Well, whaddaya know? Here comes (song #8) Cannonball, probably one of the top five "alternative" radio standards. Maybe this will open the floodgates.

(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/b/b1/Cannonball_%28Breeders%29.jpg/220px-Cannonball_%28Breeders%29.jpg)
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 10:37:49 AM
Don't Ask, Don't Tell (which was a flagrant First Amendment violation, IMO) --> Tears for Fears, Break It Down Again

(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/7/7b/BreakItDownAgain.jpg)
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 10:41:25 AM
Depeche Mode, I Feel You

(http://music.porkrind.org/Depeche%20Mode/I%20Feel%20You%20(CD%202)/cover.jpg)

The covers of CD singles aren't as fun as those of 45's. Go figure.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 10:55:59 AM
1. Stereo MCs, Connected

(http://ts2.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608052500573915098&pid=1.7)

2. Porno for Pyros, Pets

(http://ts4.mm.bing.net/th?id=HN.608039108862807870&pid=1.7)

3. Chris Isaak, Can't Do a Thing (to Stop Me)

(http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_Twv52F3AMsc/S-Vs7beK1II/AAAAAAAADeA/7QBD-HxdH-c/s1600/Chris-Isaak-Cant-Do-A-Thing-T-481840.jpg)

4. Concrete Blonde, Mexican Moon

(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-4_dibgH5YrE/TqNhnjjQJdI/AAAAAAAAFDA/6F02xa5z7ww/s1600/Concrete_Blonde_Mexican_Moon.jpg)

5. Donald Fagen, Tomorrow's Girls

(http://i022.radikal.ru/0905/f9/be3c382b7e49.jpg)

6. New Order, Regret

(http://991.com/newgallery/New-Order-Regret-36033.jpg)

7. Shaggy, Oh Carolina

(http://neggae.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/shaggy-oh-carolina-465393.jpg)


Is Can't Do a Thing (to Stop Me) an example of "BOS for not being _________________?" In this case, San Francisco Days.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 10:56:16 AM
Stereo MC's "Connected" is our TOTHK -- a longtime Moreytrina in this year. Methinks I'll pass on this one.  But if anyone listens to the end, I'm curious whether AL mentions the return of the marathon.

No mention
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 14, 2014, 11:00:39 AM
Well, that doesn't surprise me -- a sort of DM/AL greatest hits of '93. I'd call half of these LNs but then I've never had much use for '90s sets so I'm biased.

At least the TFF song was played in the right year -- Dave famously used to play it in '89 iirc.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Big Fingers McGee on November 14, 2014, 11:22:09 AM
This is one of those sets which touched many bases, but lacked a serious 'hey!' moment. Would probably greatly appeal to the casual listener.

The fact that Big Head Todd & The Snoozers was not played works to its benefit.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 12:59:19 PM
Well, that doesn't surprise me -- a sort of DM/AL greatest hits of '93. I'd call half of these LNs but then I've never had much use for '90s sets so I'm biased.

At least the TFF song was played in the right year -- Dave famously used to play it in '89 iirc.

He probably got it confused with Sowing the Seeds of Love, which is understandable.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Here'sToYa! on November 14, 2014, 12:59:57 PM
Stereo MC's "Connected" is our TOTHK -- a longtime Moreytrina in this year. Methinks I'll pass on this one.  But if anyone listens to the end, I'm curious whether AL mentions the return of the marathon.

Here's the reference:


Annalisa Kfog
9 mins · San Francisco, CA · Edited ·
And your 10@10 1993 winner for Best-o-Set is Tears for Fears. FYI-The Saturday Morning 10@10 Marathon returns tomorrow! Starting at 6 a.m. A replay of each show from the week at the start of each hour.  Thanks for being in. Here's to a good rest of Friday together! KFOG Radio

tears for fears - break it down again
tears for fears - break it down again (1993)
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Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Big Fingers McGee on November 14, 2014, 01:14:05 PM
Stereo MC's "Connected" is our TOTHK -- a longtime Moreytrina in this year. Methinks I'll pass on this one.  But if anyone listens to the end, I'm curious whether AL mentions the return of the marathon.

Here's the reference:


Annalisa Kfog
9 mins · San Francisco, CA · Edited ·
And your 10@10 1993 winner for Best-o-Set is Tears for Fears. FYI-The Saturday Morning 10@10 Marathon returns tomorrow! Starting at 6 a.m. A replay of each show from the week at the start of each hour.  Thanks for being in. Here's to a good rest of Friday together! KFOG Radio

tears for fears - break it down again
tears for fears - break it down again (1993)
YOUTUBE.COM
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Debbie Dimmick Runkey and 5 others like this.

Ken Viola Love sat morning marathons
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Debbie Dimmick Runkey Nice to see the Saturday replay back!
5 mins · Like · 2

If memory serves, when the marathon debuted oh-so-many years ago, it basically ran 6-10AM. At some point, maybe around 2005-2006, it got moved back to ~7-11AM. I think it was because folks complained about how early it was.

Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 14, 2014, 01:19:12 PM
If memory serves, when the marathon debuted oh-so-many years ago, it basically ran 6-10AM. At some point, maybe around 2005-2006, it got moved back to ~7-11AM. I think it was because folks complained about how early it was.

That sounds right. I also recall when they first were planning the marathon, they asked Fogheads to vote when they wanted it to run: early Sat AM, 10PM Sat nite, or Sun nite. And Sat mornings won the vote.

I'm assuming they'll be in Mon-thru-Fri order...
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: Big Fingers McGee on November 14, 2014, 01:32:56 PM
I'm assuming they'll be in Mon-thru-Fri order...

That's a good question - I want to say that on occasion they did run in order, but more often than not it was a case of "52 Pickup".
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 14, 2014, 01:48:46 PM
I'm assuming they'll be in Mon-thru-Fri order...

That's a good question - I want to say that on occasion they did run in order, but more often than not it was a case of "52 Pickup".

Heh.  Often DM or AL would take requests (which usually amounted to "play that crappy '90s set first at 6am while I'm still asleep"). Something tells me they'd like to avoid that this time around but I'm happy to be wrong.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: urth on November 14, 2014, 03:05:22 PM
If memory serves, when the marathon debuted oh-so-many years ago, it basically ran 6-10AM. At some point, maybe around 2005-2006, it got moved back to ~7-11AM. I think it was because folks complained about how early it was.

That sounds right. I also recall when they first were planning the marathon, they asked Fogheads to vote when they wanted it to run: early Sat AM, 10PM Sat nite, or Sun nite. And Sat mornings won the vote.

I'm assuming they'll be in Mon-thru-Fri order...

That's how I recall it too, although the order was always strictly random, at least in the DM era. I don't recall how they were sequenced after AL took over.

The one thing that's kind of interesting in the wording of her announcement is that the sets will start at the top of each hour. Previously they just ran one after the other, with a significant commercial break between each one, which was how they got 5 days of sets to fit into a more-or-less four-hour time slot. This way, they're actually going to run longer than earlier marathons.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 14, 2014, 03:25:48 PM
The one thing that's kind of interesting in the wording of her announcement is that the sets will start at the top of each hour. Previously they just ran one after the other, with a significant commercial break between each one, which was how they got 5 days of sets to fit into a more-or-less four-hour time slot. This way, they're actually going to run longer than earlier marathons.

And I actually think that's better -- you know when a set is starting, even if you don't know what set it is.  Reminds me of the olden days when they'd do " Classic 10@10 Weekends" with a  new set at the top of the hour from 10a to 10p all day Sat & Sun.
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: CapnJack on November 14, 2014, 06:15:23 PM
11/14/14 Friday!! Connecting to...1993!!

   1.  Stereo Mc's- Connected
(Movie: Jurassic Park)
   2.  Porno for Pyros- Pets
   3.  Chris Isaak- Can't Do a Thing to Stop Me
   4.  Concrete Blonde- Mexican Moon
(Movie: Sleepless in Seattle)
   5.  Donald Fagen- Tomorrow's Girls
(Movie: Sleepless in Seattle)
   6.  New Order- Regret
   7.  Shaggy- Oh, Carolina
(Movie: So I Married an Axe Murderer)
   8.  Breeders- Cannonball
(News: "Don't Ask, Don't Tell")
   9.  Tears for Fears- Break It Down Again (B.O.S!)
 10.  Depeche Mode- I Feel You
Title: Re: 14 Nov 2014: it's... 1993
Post by: RGMike on November 15, 2014, 10:07:44 AM
The one thing that's kind of interesting in the wording of her announcement is that the sets will start at the top of each hour. Previously they just ran one after the other, with a significant commercial break between each one, which was how they got 5 days of sets to fit into a more-or-less four-hour time slot. This way, they're actually going to run longer than earlier marathons.

And I actually think that's better -- you know when a set is starting, even if you don't know what set it is.  Reminds me of the olden days when they'd do " Classic 10@10 Weekends" with a  new set at the top of the hour from 10a to 10p all day Sat & Sun.

woke up at 8:45 heard the tail end of '99, followed by '88 and now at 10:00 it's the 1970 "encore" which was my fave of the week so I'm glad to hear it again.