10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on November 11, 2015, 08:36:13 AM
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Presumably '80s (unless 2005 is in the pipeline). Then another '90s set tomorrow (or maybe '60s?) and a "lucky" set for Friday the 13th.
1984: Spinal Tap. This set goes to 11/11. Heh.
Broooooooooce with a Veteran's Day TOTHK. Nicely played, AL.
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Bruce COCK-burn. "Lovers in a Dangerous Time". No wonder his cock burns.
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unidentifiable TV clip --> "Tenderness", GeLNeral Public.
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BOS to an old Morey fave, Shiela E's "Belle of St Mark"
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I still don't know where this "Romeo & Juliet" spoof is from.
Prince with an uber-LN "I Would Die 4 U"
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The DBs, "Neverland" -- a bustout?
"fine line between stupid & clever"
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BOS2 Kinks "Living on a Thin Line"
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Tuned in just in time for a Spinal Tap click and the Kinks, Living on a Thin Line. Not one of their more notable songs, but a VHM nonetheless.
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"fine line between stupid & clever" --> "Living on a Thin Line" --> "Thin Line Betw Love & Hate", Pretenders
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"fine line between stupid & clever" --> "Living on a Thin Line" --> "Thin Line Betw Love & Hate", Pretenders
Not to mention the connection between Ray Davies & Chrissie Hynde around this time.
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We really need "Walking On A Thin Line" to complete the trifecta.
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more Spinal tap (Smell the Glove) --> "A Whisper to an LN"
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Smiths "Charming Man" is in LN teritory but i's one of the great singles of the '80s.
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and we really do go to eleven with Spinal Tap "Gimme Some Money" uber-BOS4
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apparently that was SNL stuff -- feat Julia Louis Dreyfus and (!) Don Rickles.
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"fine line between stupid & clever" --> "Living on a Thin Line" --> "Thin Line Betw Love & Hate", Pretenders
Not to mention the connection between Ray Davies & Chrissie Hynde around this time.
I remember being totally gobsmacked, having always assumed he was gay.
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11/11/15 - Wednesday! It's 1984
(Movie: This Is Spinal Tap: "these go to eleven")
1. Bruce Springsteen - Born in the USA (for Veteran's Day)
(News: Reagan leads in the polls on election day; Saudi airliner hijacking in Tehran)
2. Bruce Cockburn - Lovers In a Dangerous Time
(TV: Saturday Night Live: Romeo and Juliet sketch with Don Rickles and Julia Louis-Dreyfus)
3. General Public - Tenderness
(TV: Saturday Night Live: Romeo and Juliet sketch with Don Rickles and Julia Louis-Dreyfus)
4. Sheila E. - Belle of St. Mark
(TV: Saturday Night Live: Romeo and Juliet sketch with Don Rickles and Julia Louis-Dreyfus)
5. Prince - I Would Die 4 U
(TV: Saturday Night Live: Romeo and Juliet sketch with Don Rickles and Julia Louis-Dreyfus)
6. The dB's - Neverland
(TV: Saturday Night Live; Movie: This is Spinal Tap: "It's such a fine line between stupid and uh... clever")
7. The Kinks - Living on a Thin Line
8. Pretenders - Thin Line Between Love and Hate
(Movie: This Is Spinal Tap: the "sniff the glove" album cover)
9. Icicle Works - Whisper to a Scream (Birds Fly)
(Movie: This Is Spinal Tap)
10.The Smiths - This Charming Man
(Movie: This Is Spinal Tap: "these go to eleven")
11.Spinal Tap - Gimme Some Money
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"fine line between stupid & clever" --> "Living on a Thin Line" --> "Thin Line Betw Love & Hate", Pretenders
Not to mention the connection between Ray Davies & Chrissie Hynde around this time.
I remember being totally gobsmacked, having always assumed he was gay.
He certainly seemed to play up that image, starting with Lola of course, but also via a fairly fey onstage persona.
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"fine line between stupid & clever" --> "Living on a Thin Line" --> "Thin Line Betw Love & Hate", Pretenders
Not to mention the connection between Ray Davies & Chrissie Hynde around this time.
I remember being totally gobsmacked, having always assumed he was gay.
He certainly seemed to play up that image, starting with Lola of course, but also via a fairly fey onstage persona.
"He said 'hey, are you gay? Can you come out to play?' And like a fool I went and said OK."
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(Movie: This Is Spinal Tap: "these go to eleven")
11.Spinal Tap - Gimme Some Money
TANC: the "Movies!" channel (195 on Comcast in SF) is showing Tap tonite, Friday at 9:10. There are commercials but they don't edit movies for time.
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Tuned in just in time for a Spinal Tap click and the Kinks, Living on a Thin Line. Not one of their more notable songs, but a VHM nonetheless.
But employed very well in a memorable Sopranos episode