10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on March 17, 2015, 08:36:28 PM
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thread's up.
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'77 Monday, '88 Wednesday... '99 Thursday? '66 Friday!
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'77 Monday, '88 Wednesday... '99 Thursday? '66 Friday!
I'd be happy with that, since I can't listen on Thurs. :)
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Also, I note that altho' AL's thread went up relatively early, there are less than 20 comments in that thread as of this morning.
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Also, I note that altho' AL's thread went up relatively early, there are less than 20 comments in that thread as of this morning.
Growing antipathy toward late 80s sets? Could it be?
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1. Information Society - What's On Your Mind
2. Robert Plant - Tall Cool One
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(Beetlejuice clip - Winona Ryder)
3. The Bangles - In Your Room
4. John Hiatt - Slow Turning
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(Rainman clip: "I'm an excellent driver.")
5. Primitives - Crash
6. Traveling Wilburys - End of the Line
Heavy on the frequent fliers so far, with the exception of the TOTHK.
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7. John Mellencamp - Rave On
8. Siouxsie and the Banshees - Peek-a-Boo (yay, another rarity)
I have a phone meeting scheduled for right now. So if it happens on time, I will have to bail on the rest of the list. C'est la vie. Quiet here today.
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Information Society, with the repeated sample of Spock saying "pure energy"....belated homage to Nimoy?
BOS Robin Hitchcock, VHM Primitives (whom I saw live in a total hole-in-the-wall that year), HM Hiatt & Bangles.
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Robyn Hitchcock "Balloon Man"
Salt-n-Pepa "Push It"
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(Dukakis clip?)
9. Robyn Hitchcock and the Egyptians - Balloon Man
(Fatal Attraction clip - Glenn Close)
10. Salt-N-Pepa - Push It
Hitchcock not a rarity per se and always a fave, so BOS2, after Siouxsie.
Also, Fatal Attraction was released in 87, just sayin'.
And, phone meeting pushed half an hour, as often happens.
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Information Society, with the repeated sample of Spock saying "pure energy"....belated homage to Nimoy?
Nicely played, Mr. Shray.
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Was just checking in to see why I have "Cruel Summer" stuck in my head. Must have been just before or just after the set.
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FWIW, if any of you are or have ever been fans of 91X (in TJ/SD...Dred was there for a while), at their end of year countdown, "Peekaboo" finished #1, just ahead of U2's "Desire".
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1. Information Society - What's On Your Mind
Heavy on the frequent fliers so far, with the exception of the TOTHK.
Not a FF in total, but it has seen regular spins in recent years, so its novelty is
wearing off. AL mentioned the Nimoy nod in the backsell.
(Fatal Attraction clip - Glenn Close)
Also, Fatal Attraction was released in 87, just sayin'.
Yep, which is why that was a clip from Dangerous Liaisons.
10. Salt-N-Pepa - Push It
A bustout, and the first appearance on 10@10 by Salt-N-Pepa.
ETA: Kind of cutting-edge in its day -- an early female rap group in a very male-dominated
genre. Now being used to hawk car insurance on television. I'm wondering when I'll be
hearing Ron DMC and Beastie Boys on elevator muzak.
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couldn't listen but except for the S&P bustout, not exactly earth-shattering, I'd say.
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Per AL on FB, John Hiatt got BOS.
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3/18/15 Wednesday!! Back to the Past...1988!!
(News; Dan Quayle)
1. Information Society- What's On Your Mind? (PureEnergy)
(Movie: Big)
2. Robert Plant- Tall Cool One
(Movie: Beetlejuice "my life is one big dark room")
3. The Bangles- In Your Room
4. John Hiatt- Slow Turning (B.O.S!)
(Movie: Rain Man)
5. The Primitives- Crash
6. Traveling Wilburys- End of the Line
7. John Mellencamp- Rave On
8. Siouxsie and the Banshees- Peek-a-Boo
(News: Election "Where was George?")
9. Robyn Hitchcock & the Egyptians- Balloon Man
(Movie: Dangerous Liasons)
10. Salt-n-Pepa- Push It
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'77 Monday, '88 Wednesday... '99 Thursday? '66 Friday!
Well, you nailed the pattern if not the order. Digging the swinging sounds of '66 today, and hoping for a typical AL treatment of '99 tomorrow.
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(Fatal Attraction clip - Glenn Close)
Also, Fatal Attraction was released in 87, just sayin'.
Yep, which is why that was a clip from Dangerous Liaisons.
Well, that would explain it. I stand corrected.