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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 07:59:43 AM

Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 07:59:43 AM: Dave's not here, man -- Tim Goodman of all people is subbing for him. So a "classic" is on tap.

and given the Goodman connection, maybe they'll replay one of Dave's "TV sets"?
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Beej on March 24, 2006, 09:37:54 AM: Quote
and given the Goodman connection, maybe they'll replay one of Dave's "TV sets"?

That would be killer.

I finally saw the new season premiere of South Park. Wow.
Title: Re: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from ????
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 09:40:21 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
Dave's not here, man -- Tim Goodman of all people is subbing for him. So a "classic" is on tap.

and given the Goodman connection, maybe they'll replay one of Dave's "TV sets"?

They were running a promo about that yesterday afternoon, but I was too bummed to post about it.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 09:41:37 AM: Quote from: "Beej"
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and given the Goodman connection, maybe they'll replay one of Dave's "TV sets"?

That would be killer.

I finally saw the new season premiere of South Park. Wow.

Indeed. They outdid themselves, and made it clear they don't hate Hayes, just that "fruity little club" he now belongs to. LOL! Genius.

But will "Darth Chef" be a recurring character?
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: princessofcairo on March 24, 2006, 09:45:00 AM: i'll miss the set today, too. off to brunch before whiskey! see you at 5:30, mike.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Beej on March 24, 2006, 09:54:16 AM: Quote
But will "Darth Chef" be a recurring character?

I kinda hope not.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 09:55:27 AM: it's gonna be 1971, so that's not too bad.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 09:56:48 AM: Quote from: "mshray"
it's gonna be 1971, so that's not too bad.

I was kinda hoping they'd let Goodman "guest host" 10@10 too.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 10:00:45 AM: Marvin, please find a way to bring some lovin' here today. Thanks.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Alicat on March 24, 2006, 10:00:56 AM: I'm happy with '71
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:01:35 AM: Marvin to start.

"mutha, mutha, mutha... get these muthaf---in snakes off this muthaf---in plane!"
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: princessofcairo on March 24, 2006, 10:07:23 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
Marvin to start.

"mutha, mutha, mutha... get these muthaf---in snakes off this muthaf---in plane!"

ha!!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:08:44 AM: 2 BOS's in a row: Bread's "Muthaf---in Freedom" and Chase, "Get it ON, Muthaf---er!"

OK, I'll stop.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Davefish on March 24, 2006, 10:08:54 AM: I'll give a BoGIO (Best of Get It On) to Chase. Horny horns!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:10:50 AM: Niteliters (or Nightlighters), "K-Gee", BOS3!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: yessongs on March 24, 2006, 10:12:36 AM: What is this current instrumental?
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 10:16:26 AM: JCS - the overture, can it be the whole medley?

ETA: YES!!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:19:22 AM: OMG! the JC Supermedley! And it's not even Easter! BOS, and BOW.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:22:35 AM: DIE if you want to... you innocent PUPPET!!!

fab. yooo. luss!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 10:23:01 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
And it's not even Easter!

Yeah, Easter comes about as late as it possibly can this year, 4/16.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: yessongs on March 24, 2006, 10:25:16 AM: I have to admit this sounds pretty good...

But for Rock Operas, nothing still compares to Hair for me. .... I still have memories of my parents taking me and my younger brother and sister to Hair (nudity and all) in S.F., way back when.... :)
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 10:25:21 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
DIE if you want to... you innocent PUPPET!!!

fab. yooo. luss!

Who'd you think besides yourself's the cream of the crop?
Buddha, was he where it's at? Is he where you are?
Could Mohammed move a mountain or was that just P.R.?
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:26:00 AM: Sam L Jackson IS Judas in "Jesus Christ, Supastar"

"Jeezus CHRIST, Muthaf---er! That Mary Magdalen is one fine bitch!""
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:26:45 AM: BOS Stevie, one of my fave pre-"Serious Stevie" singles.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: yessongs on March 24, 2006, 10:27:00 AM: Woo Hoo Stevie !!!!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Alicat on March 24, 2006, 10:27:10 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
OMG! the JC Supermedley! And it's not even Easter! BOS, and BOW.

Agreed!!!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 10:27:30 AM: Quote from: "yessongs"
I have to admit this sounds pretty good...

But for Rock Operas, nothing still compares to Hair for me. .... I still have memories of my parents taking me and my younger brother and sister to Hair (nudity and all) in S.F., way back when.... :)

My folks took us to see the original cast of JCS off-Broadway (I was 7 & we lived in Long Island then), complete with the 39 lashes - which gave me nightmares for months.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:28:51 AM: Quote from: "yessongs"
I have to admit this sounds pretty good...

But for Rock Operas, nothing still compares to Hair for me. .... I still have memories of my parents taking me and my younger brother and sister to Hair (nudity and all) in S.F., way back when.... :)

Technically, Hair's not an "opera", just a musical. Dave has a Hair medley he plays occasionally too.

LBJ took the IRT down to Main St USA...
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: mshray on March 24, 2006, 10:28:59 AM: Another BOS to Tommy James, "Dragging the Line", just one of my favorite songs of this era, very evocative for me.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: yessongs on March 24, 2006, 10:31:41 AM: BOMS (Best of Movie Set): Harold and Maude ... no contest ...
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:33:07 AM: it wouldn't be '71 without H&M.

"I even find the question distasteful!"

BOS Jerry Reed!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Beej on March 24, 2006, 10:33:47 AM: (sigh) I know I've said this before- but Harold & Maude is one of my Guilty Displeasures.

Or more accurately- my Guilty "Whatever, dudes".

HM to "When You're Hot Yer Hot"
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:37:20 AM: Quote from: "Beej"
(sigh) I know I've said this before- but Harold & Maude is one of my Guilty Displeasures.

Or more accurately- my Guilty "Whatever, dudes".

I finally saw the movie last year and loved it (Ruth Gordon RULES!)... but Dave plays the clips WAY too much.

BOS # whatever Rev Al. Sometimes I fold mah arms and ah say eeeeee!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Beej on March 24, 2006, 10:37:54 AM: Quote
(Ruth Gordon RULES!)...

No argument there!
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Gazoo on March 24, 2006, 10:40:58 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
BOS # whatever Rev Al. Sometimes I fold mah arms and ah say eeeeee!

You might feel differently about him after peeping this vintage Soul Train clip:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hrNFqcYU8h0
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 10:45:35 AM: Quote from: "Gazoo"
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BOS # whatever Rev Al. Sometimes I fold mah arms and ah say eeeeee!

You might feel differently about him after peeping this vintage Soul Train clip:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hrNFqcYU8h0

Hoo LAWD! I want that pimp hat. Did he borrow it from Sly?
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Gazoo on March 24, 2006, 10:56:02 AM: Quote from: "RGMike"
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BOS # whatever Rev Al. Sometimes I fold mah arms and ah say eeeeee!

You might feel differently about him after peeping this vintage Soul Train clip:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hrNFqcYU8h0

Hoo LAWD! I want that pimp hat. Did he borrow it from Sly?

As one of the ILM pundits opined: From the neck up, he's a pimp, and from the neck down, he's his own bitch! As the story goes, he was living with a prostitute around this time who bore considerable sartorial influence.
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: RGMike on March 24, 2006, 11:42:24 AM: Quote from: "Gazoo"
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BOS # whatever Rev Al. Sometimes I fold mah arms and ah say eeeeee!

You might feel differently about him after peeping this vintage Soul Train clip:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=hrNFqcYU8h0

Hoo LAWD! I want that pimp hat. Did he borrow it from Sly?

As one of the ILM pundits opined: From the neck up, he's a pimp, and from the neck down, he's his own bitch! As the story goes, he was living with a prostitute around this time who bore considerable sartorial influence.

Well thank gawd Jeezus rescued him from such a sinful lifestyle!
Title: list
Post by: ggould on March 24, 2006, 01:32:30 PM: BOS is right on, but Midnight Rider woulda been cool too.

3/24/06 - FINALLY Friday! Today's 10@10 "Classic" is from...1971!!!

Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (BEST OF SET!!)
Bread - Mother Freedom
Chase - Get it On
Nitelighters - K-Jee
Allman Brothers - Midnight Rider
The AMAZING Jesus Christ Stuperstar Medley
Stevie Wonder - If You Really Love Me
Tommy James - Draggin' the Line
Jerry Reed - When You're Hot, You're HOT!
Al Green - Tired of Being Alone
BONUS TRACK: James Brown - Make it Funky
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Gazoo on March 24, 2006, 10:06:33 PM: You know, I didn't really discover "What's Goin' On" -- both the single and the album -- until I was a junior in college. Hearing the replay tonight sent me right back to Tuesday afternoons of my buddy Eddie McGeary getting me stoned after class and playing me something from his collection. He had Grace Slick and the Great Society! -- I could have kissed him. And he got me to buy Marvin on cassette instead of dinner one afternoon.

(I have another story about how Eddie and that demon weed nearly caused me to ruin an Amnesty International event, but that's for another day.)
Title: 24 March 2006 -- a "classic" from 1971
Post by: Gazoo on March 24, 2006, 10:29:15 PM: Guilty displeasure of set: Stevie's "If You Really Love Me." This is what I remember the early '70s sounding *like*, at least on the chorus, but I hate those sluggish verses. Doesn't flow for me.
Title: JCS et al
Post by: ggould on March 25, 2006, 08:25:26 AM: So, I find myself periodically in my church band having to play songs from JCS, Godspell, etc. Christian musicals are just like Christian music; they generally can't stand on their own artistic merits, and need people to blithely accept them as art, tastebuds left at the door!
Title: Re: JCS et al
Post by: Gazoo on March 25, 2006, 02:41:00 PM: Quote from: "ggould"
So, I find myself periodically in my church band having to play songs from JCS, Godspell, etc. Christian musicals are just like Christian music; they generally can't stand on their own artistic merits, and need people to blithely accept them as art, tastebuds left at the door!

Maybe JCS should have been my pitch for this "Guilty Pleasures" convo. I happen to adore it: The songs, the performances, the casting, the message, everything is just intuitively right about it to me. Of course, it helps that I've long identified with Judas as represented there.