10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on August 14, 2006, 08:42:57 PM
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I can't wait.
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I can't wait.
woo hoo! Paul Revere/Raiders and Martha/Vandellas promised, but first we'll head out on Highway 61!
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BOS Zombies, "Tell Her No". Heavenly.
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BOS2 Byrds, "Turn Turn Turn".
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It be Marfa! Nowhere to run to, baby.
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OMG! Kinks, "Dedicated Follower of Fashion", BOS3. Utterly fab.
"And when he pulls his frilly nylon panties right up tight..." (!)
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VHM Julie Andrews' "SOM" medley.
VHM2 Them, "Here Comes the Night"
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VHM2 Them, "Here Comes the Night"
I gotta give that a BOS vote, but this has been a great set so far.
BOS n+1, the Beatles.
There's no tii-ii-iiime for fussing and fighting my friend.
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And I need to backfill a BOS vote for "As Tears Go By",
Ooh, best of the whole thing, "Five O'clock World" - Vogues.
Pure Pop Heaven.
ETA: This might get my vote for the best "yeah yeah" refrain ever.
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"Happy POST Sugar Crisp Day", sez Sherriff Andy! "Ah 'preciate it, and good nite!"
BOS4 Vogues, "5 O'Clock World", the pride of Cleveland, Ohio.
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BOS5 Messrs Revere & Lindsay, "Just Like Me". Must get me a PR&TR Best-of.
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Paul Revere wraps the set nicely. Woo Hoo.
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BOS4 Vogues, "5 O'Clock World", the pride of Cleveland, Ohio.
Well, Bob sez they're from Pittsburg. Oops. I assumed Cleveland 'cause of the Drew Carey thing.
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BOS4 Vogues, "5 O'Clock World", the pride of Cleveland, Ohio.
Well, Bob sez they're from Pittsburg. Oops. I assumed Cleveland 'cause of the Drew Carey thing.
I was about to say, Cleveland did a great job of stealing the Vogues right out from under Pittsburgh's rug. (The 'Burgh returned the favor with Tommy James, I suppose.)
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BOS5 Messrs Revere & Lindsay, "Just Like Me". Must get me a PR&TR Best-of.
I bought a two-tape set while living in Boston in 1995. Will always remember that period.
But it's funny. Until I bought that, my only access to "Just Like Me" was on a cassette mix where I'd luckily taped it several years before. It was on 3WS as the time passed the hour, so the station broadcast a short beep. Happened during the solo. And still, all these years later, I hear that beep in my head when they get to that point in the song. I get locked into hearing things a certain way. (I also hear in my head "Just Like Me" segueing into "Sweet Caroline" at the end.)
PS: Think the new "Best in Show" feature will catch on?
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my only access to "Just Like Me" was on a cassette mix where I'd luckily taped it several years before. It was on 3WS as the time passed the hour, so the station broadcast a short beep. Happened during the solo. And still, all these years later, I hear that beep in my head when they get to that point in the song. I get locked into hearing things a certain way. (I also hear in my head "Just Like Me" segueing into "Sweet Caroline" at the end.)
I have several song memories like that, also due to taped-off-the-radio cassettes I made in High school. I once taped "Happiness is a warm Gun" and inadvertantly sang along; whenever I hear HIAWG I can still hear my adolescent voice harmonizing (badly) with John on that tape.
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Bob Dylan Highway 61 Revisited 11.6%
The Zombies Tell Her No 4.5%
The Byrds Turn Turn Turn 13.4%
Martha & The Vandellas Nowhere to Run 3.6%
The Kinks Dedicated Follower of Fashion 16.1%
Rolling Stones As Tears Go By 0.9%
Them Here Comes the Night 11.6%
The Beatles We Can Work it Out 13.4%
The Vogues 5 O'Clock World 7.1%
Paul Revere & the Raiders Just Like Me (BEST IN SHOW!)