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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on November 07, 2005, 09:08:03 AM
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Kicking off w/ Lennon's cover of "Stand By Me".
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Proxy for Rod, his favorite Jeff Beck song.
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Not 1973?
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BOS - Brad & Janet!!
"This isn't the Junior Chamber of Commerce Brad!"
"They're probably just foreigners, with ways different form our own."
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"they're probably foreigners with ways different than our own..."
VHM Rocky Horror clip.
but -- damn! -- BOS "Gone At Last", Paul Simon & Phoebe Snow, a tracj from Still Crazy... Dave has never played as far as I can remember.
Trivia: who was Paul's duet partner on this song originally supposed to be (they couldn't get permission from her label)?
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BOS - Brad & Janet!!
"This isn't the Junior Chamber of Commerce Brad!"
"They're probably just foreigners, with ways different form our own."
quote jinx!
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but -- damn! -- BOS "Gone At Last", Paul Simon & Phoebe Snow, a track from Still Crazy... Dave has never played as far as I can remember.
Trivia: who was Paul's duet partner on this song originally supposed to be (they couldn't get permission from her label)?
That was awesome, but I'm glad you could ID it. I had totally forgotten who he paired up with on that.
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
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but -- damn! -- BOS "Gone At Last", Paul Simon & Phoebe Snow, a track from Still Crazy... Dave has never played as far as I can remember.
Trivia: who was Paul's duet partner on this song originally supposed to be (they couldn't get permission from her label)?
That was awesome, but I'm glad you could ID it. I had totally forgotten who he paired up with on that.
It was the first single from the LP, and was only a medium-sized hit. Too gospel-y for Top 40 radio. And speaking of gospel, VHM "Jeffersons" theme.
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
I have never seen RH all the way thru.
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
I have never seen RH all the way thru.
That has to be the most out-of-character thing I've ever heard from you.
:wink:
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
Any fuzzy memories involving rice or toast, perchance?
I saw it a dozen or so times at the J St. Cinema and later the Showcase Cinema in Sacburg in the late 70s & early 80s. Always wanted to check it out at the UC, but never made it. Sigh.
Mike, you should def. check it out just to see it, but your chance to experience the whole phenomenon may have passed, unless there's still a theatre around that still has midnight Saturday showings with the whole audience participation thing going on. Somehow I don't think there is.
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
Any fuzzy memories involving rice or toast, perchance?
I saw it a dozen or so times at the J St. Cinema and later the Showcase Cinema in Sacburg in the late 70s & early 80s. Always wanted to check it out at the UC, but never made it. Sigh.
Mike, you should def. check it out just to see it, but your chance to experience the whole phenomenon may have passed, unless there's still a theatre around that still has midnight Saturday showings with the whole audience participation thing going on. Somehow I don't think there is.
The castro is actually getting back into the midnite show business (they did Monmmie Dearest recently), so you never know.
and congrats on yer 13-for-13! Of course I'm hoping Peyton keeps that from becoming 14-14...
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Tomorrow: 10 Bonnie Raitt songs. Hope Ginger plays something from Home Plate.
So no quesses on my trivia question?
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
Any fuzzy memories involving rice or toast, perchance?
I saw it a dozen or so times at the J St. Cinema and later the Showcase Cinema in Sacburg in the late 70s & early 80s. Always wanted to check it out at the UC, but never made it. Sigh.
Mike, you should def. check it out just to see it, but your chance to experience the whole phenomenon may have passed, unless there's still a theatre around that still has midnight Saturday showings with the whole audience participation thing going on. Somehow I don't think there is.
The castro is actually getting back into the midnite show business (they did Monmmie Dearest recently), so you never know.
and congrats on yer 13-for-13! Of course I'm hoping Peyton keeps that from becoming 14-14...
13 for 13? Huh? You can't be serious...
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So no quesses on my trivia question?
I give up. Spill.
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So no quesses on my trivia question?
I give up. Spill.
It was Bette Midler. That version's in a vault somewhere 'cause Atlantic said "no way".
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fun albeit vague Rocky Horror memories. In the late 70's I went with a group of friends to some theater on Market St. and watched the movie with audience participation. Memry vague but I think I had fun.
Any fuzzy memories involving rice or toast, perchance?
I saw it a dozen or so times at the J St. Cinema and later the Showcase Cinema in Sacburg in the late 70s & early 80s. Always wanted to check it out at the UC, but never made it. Sigh.
Mike, you should def. check it out just to see it, but your chance to experience the whole phenomenon may have passed, unless there's still a theatre around that still has midnight Saturday showings with the whole audience participation thing going on. Somehow I don't think there is.
When I was a junior in college, student government got the bright idea to stage a Halloween midnight showing of RHPS in the gymnasium. They didn't know the, um, baggage that goes with the show, and so thought that when people brought bags of food that they were just picnicking. Needless to say, drunk 19-year-olds + food to fling = the collegiate equivalent of 10 Cent Beer Night. The place was trashed before Curry dropped his "-pation."