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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: ggould on August 18, 2006, 10:04:44 AM
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Zep's Good Times, Bad Times
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Zep's Good Times, Bad Times
ah don' care what the neighbors say! BOS.
and BOS2 "Wishful Sinful".
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Wishful Sinful
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This is a 'new' classic, one that neither Urth, nor Darryl nor I have ever caught before.
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This is a 'new' classic, one that neither Urth, nor Darryl nor I have ever caught before.
meaning it's actually quite old?
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woo hoo Who!
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I didn't think you guys would be able to bag off on 1969, even as a classic. It's just too good.
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Tommy Overture
cue the French horns!
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BOS the 'Oo!
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I didn't think you guys would be able to bag off on 1969, even as a classic. It's just too good.
69 never gets old. And neither does 1969.
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"you have the blues not me"?
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Savoy Brown, BOS3. Another forgotten FM staple of the era.
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Na na na hey hey kiss him goodbye!
All hail PacBell Park!
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Baby Can I Change My Mind?
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BOS4 "Can I Change My Mind?"
But another can-we-please-retire-this-Katrina plea for Steam.
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"peoples let me tell y'all!"
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BOS4 "Can I Change My Mind?"
But another can-we-please-retire-this-Katrina plea for Steam.
I guess it can't be a Katrina if it's a real old classic, eh?
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Savoy Brown, BOS3. Another forgotten FM staple of the era.
When my buddy from Seattle was here last weekend I turned him on to 10@10 & we listened to an Urth tape of a '69 set that concluded with this. It also had the Pharm-Chem report, which we should request Dave to play again one of these days.
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Damn, Rod is rocking hard -- with the Faces?
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not sure which Rod. Is this vBeck.2?
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BOS4 "Can I Change My Mind?"
But another can-we-please-retire-this-Katrina plea for Steam.
I guess it can't be a Katrina if it's a real old classic, eh?
well, it wasn't then but is sure as f--k is now! But beloved by the masses, no doubt about it.
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not sure which Rod. Is this vBeck.2?
Sounds like Janis Joplin singing with ZZ Top.
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Here Comes the Sun!
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Damn, Rod is rocking hard -- with the Faces?
With Jeff Beck, no? "Plynth", another song that may not have been a Katrina when this set premiered, but has become one.
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Damn, Rod is rocking hard -- with the Faces?
Nope, pre-Faces. Jeff Beck Group--is this Plynth?
Great set so far, but you'll hear few comments from me today. Work is sucking mightily....
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Damn, Rod is rocking hard -- with the Faces?
With Jeff Beck, no? "Plynth", another song that may not have been a Katrina when this set premiered, but has become one.
If it's a Katrina, why are so many of us having trouble indentifying it?
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And what is "Plynth" supposed to mean? It's not a word, and it's not in the lyrics.
Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
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Beach Boys "I Can Hear Music"
zzzounds!
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Damn, Rod is rocking hard -- with the Faces?
With Jeff Beck, no? "Plynth", another song that may not have been a Katrina when this set premiered, but has become one.
If it's a Katrina, why are so many of us having trouble indentifying it?
i'm not listening, but if it's "plynth," it's definitely a katrina. we had this same conversation the last time the song was played...maybe a month ago? pretty funny. :)
there's the small faces song, "around the plynth," which is an unplugged version of "plynth or water down the drain (beck and stewart)," so to speak. i'm not sure which version came first, but i'd put money on it being the small faces version.
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Damn, Rod is rocking hard -- with the Faces?
With Jeff Beck, no? "Plynth", another song that may not have been a Katrina when this set premiered, but has become one.
If it's a Katrina, why are so many of us having trouble indentifying it?
we've had this discussion before, and I'll bet that per the db it's not an "official" Katrina -- but there was a period a few years back when Dave played it in literally every other '69 set. It was a Narada to me actually, I don't remember it getting any NYC aitplay -- but it sure became a Katrina for me.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
Ian Gillen. Ian Holm is a bit too old to playin' Jeezus.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
Ian Gillen. Ian Holm is a bit too old to playin' Jeezus.
oh, dear. well, the methuselah role is still available.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
Ian Gillen. Ian Holm is a bit too old to playin' Jeezus.
oh, dear. well, the methuselah role is still available.
I'd vote for Bruce Vilanch as Herod.
"prove to me that you're di-VYNE!"
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
Ian Gillen. Ian Holm is a bit too old to playin' Jeezus.
oh, dear. well, the methuselah role is still available.
I'd vote for Bruce Vilanch as Herod.
"prove to me that you're di-VYNE!"
that wasn't him in the movie? ;)
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
I love his groups the "Manfreds" and "The Mighty Quintet". But what is "tanc"?
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I saw Bruce in "Hairspray" on Broadway. He was great. I like the beginning of his bio on nndb (I don't know what that is...): "Bruce Vilanch is an enormous, bearded, gay Jewish gagwriter..." I have a feeling that puts him in a class by himself.
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This was the 28th 1969 set to make it into my Db, and the 18th during my continuous record era. Overall both "Plynth" and the Steam song have appeared in 7 out of 28 total. In the past 27 months Steam has appeared in 5 of 18, and Beck in 4 of 18. But Beck was in there last time, just 1 month ago.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
I love his groups the "Manfreds" and "The Mighty Quintet". But what is "tanc"?
"There Are No Coincidences" We've been using that one for quite some time.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
I love his groups the "Manfreds" and "The Mighty Quintet". But what is "tanc"?
"There Are No Coincidences" We've been using that one for quite some time.
as opposed to TANJ, which we haven't really used, but which I mutter under my breath from time to time, which means There Ain't No Justice.
(stolen from Larry Niven)
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Is that pronounced "tange" or "tanzh"?
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
tanc (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_d%27Abo) - see fourth paragraph. i wandered to this page about an hour ago from the "jesus christ superstar" entry after reading mike's post about ian holm in another thread.
I love his groups the "Manfreds" and "The Mighty Quintet". But what is "tanc"?
"There Are No Coincidences" We've been using that one for quite some time.
as opposed to TANJ, which we haven't really used, but which I mutter under my breath from time to time, which means There Ain't No Justice.
(stolen from Larry Niven)
"No Justice! No 'Trinas!"
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Is that pronounced "tange" or "tanzh"?
I say it "tange", and I my usual expletive is TANJ-it, inflected precisely as in "dammit".
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
Surprisingly no, Dave hasn't played it in over 2 years, and this is only it's second appearance in afforementioned 28 sets. He plays "Baby, Now That I Found You" quite a bit more often, but not enough to qualify as a Katrina either.
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
Surprisingly no, Dave hasn't played it in over 2 years, and this is only it's second appearance in afforementioned 28 sets. He plays "Baby, Now That I Found You" quite a bit more often, but not enough to qualify as a Katrina either.
It just seems like a Katrina because it's so ubiquitous (commercials, oldies stations, movie trailers etc).
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Speaking of Katrinas, "Build Me Up Buttercup" must qualify by now, eh?
Surprisingly no, Dave hasn't played it in over 2 years, and this is only it's second appearance in afforementioned 28 sets. He plays "Baby, Now That I Found You" quite a bit more often, but not enough to qualify as a Katrina either.
It just seems like a Katrina because it's so ubiquitous (commercials, oldies stations, movie trailers etc).
It's definitely a Katrina on WDRV, as well.
Final Db note, I have updated to include everything as of yesterday. We are nearing 1000 sets total, and as far as my continuous record of year-specific sets, it's now at 501. In other words, I have a complete & precise record of the last 500 "spin the big wheel" sets.
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Savoy Brown, BOS3. Another forgotten FM staple of the era.
When my buddy from Seattle was here last weekend I turned him on to 10@10 & we listened to an Urth tape of a '69 set that concluded with this. It also had the Pharm-Chem report, which we should request Dave to play again one of these days.
Is this your buddy whose houseboat I visited last year? Hope he had a fab time!
PS: "TANC" oughta be added to the glossary, ne?
PPS: I am incapable of getting tired of the Steam track. Even listening to it right now it's like a new thrill. But my BOS goes to the wonderfully mellow "Can I Change My Mind." Would that we could all be so easygoing about our foolishness.
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8/18/2006 - FRIDAY!!! Whoo hooo...1969!!!
1. Led Zeppelin - Good Times Bad Times
2. Doors - Wishful Sinful
3. Who - Overture/It's a Boy (from Tommy)
4. Savoy Brown - I'm Tired
5. Steam - Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
6. Tyrone Davis - Can I Change My Mind
7. Jeff Beck - Plynth
8. Beatles - Here Comes the Sun (BEST OF SET!!)
9. Foundations - Build Me Up Buttercup
10. Beach Boys - I Can Hear Music
BONUS TRACK: Crosby, Stills & Nash - Marrakesh Express
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
Oh these kids today... :wink:
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
Oh these kids today... :wink:
While you guys know that my tastes generally concur with those of the collective consciousness around here (75 and earlier are what we live for; 76-81 can be great, can be dreck, usually fall somewhere in between; 82 and later mmm, not so much, with the occasional flash of brilliance [see the 85 set from a couple weeks ago]). But that said, I say to each their own, and we could probably use someone to step up and represent for the 80s sets around here. Just be aware, SFGuy, that you'll probably not find too many here who share your POV, particularly re: mid to late 80s and 90s sets. But if you're cool with that, I am too. Welcome, and I look forward to your bringing us a different perspective on an era we generally disdain. Cheers!
Jim
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PS: "TANC" oughta be added to the glossary, ne?
i'm compiling a list of updates. i'll add them later this week.
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
Oh these kids today... :wink:
While you guys know that my tastes generally concur with those of the collective consciousness around here (75 and earlier are what we live for; 76-81 can be great, can be dreck, usually fall somewhere in between; 82 and later mmm, not so much, with the occasional flash of brilliance [see the 85 set from a couple weeks ago]. But that said, I say to each their own, and we could probably use someone to step up and represent for the 80s sets around here. Just be aware, SFGuy, that you'll probably not find too many here who share your POV, particularly re: mid to late 80s and 90s sets. But if you're cool with that, I am too. Welcome, and I look forward to your bringing us a different perspective on an era we generally disdain. Cheers!
Jim
While I would probably be the equivalent of Bizarro World SF Guy in my era taste, I do feel it's important to resist any sort of snarky hegemony that crops up where you may find such incredibly talented and opinionated assholes experts such as we! So, I vote with Urth! Keep us on our toes!
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
Oh these kids today... :wink:
While you guys know that my tastes generally concur with those of the collective consciousness around here (75 and earlier are what we live for; 76-81 can be great, can be dreck, usually fall somewhere in between; 82 and later mmm, not so much, with the occasional flash of brilliance [see the 85 set from a couple weeks ago]. But that said, I say to each their own, and we could probably use someone to step up and represent for the 80s sets around here. Just be aware, SFGuy, that you'll probably not find too many here who share your POV, particularly re: mid to late 80s and 90s sets. But if you're cool with that, I am too. Welcome, and I look forward to your bringing us a different perspective on an era we generally disdain. Cheers!
Jim
While I would probably be the equivalent of Bizarro World SF Guy in my era taste, I do feel it's important to resist any sort of snarky hegemony that crops up where you may find such incredibly talented and opinionated assholes experts such as we! So, I vote with Urth! Keep us on our toes!
Yes. And just so you recognize us at the next Club gathering, here's a recent shot of Mike and me:
(http://www.bbc.co.uk/berkshire/stage/images/statlerwaldorf270.jpg)
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
Oh these kids today... :wink:
While you guys know that my tastes generally concur with those of the collective consciousness around here (75 and earlier are what we live for; 76-81 can be great, can be dreck, usually fall somewhere in between; 82 and later mmm, not so much, with the occasional flash of brilliance [see the 85 set from a couple weeks ago]). But that said, I say to each their own, and we could probably use someone to step up and represent for the 80s sets around here. Just be aware, SFGuy, that you'll probably not find too many here who share your POV, particularly re: mid to late 80s and 90s sets. But if you're cool with that, I am too. Welcome, and I look forward to your bringing us a different perspective on an era we generally disdain. Cheers!
Jim
I actually like early 80's. The later it gets, the less I like it to a point where I am not looking foward to 10@10 in the year 2008 and 2009 when sets from the worst era in the modern era get played: 1998 and 1999.
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Marathoning: Dave's saved the worst for last, so I'll bail before 1990 comes on, but '69 and '75 back-to-back while I'm awake enough to appreciate 'em has been sweet.
To me, the worst sets would be the '69 and '75 years. I guess you and I have much different musical tastes, Mike.
You have hurt me in my heart. :cry:
Oh these kids today... :wink:
While you guys know that my tastes generally concur with those of the collective consciousness around here (75 and earlier are what we live for; 76-81 can be great, can be dreck, usually fall somewhere in between; 82 and later mmm, not so much, with the occasional flash of brilliance [see the 85 set from a couple weeks ago]). But that said, I say to each their own, and we could probably use someone to step up and represent for the 80s sets around here. Just be aware, SFGuy, that you'll probably not find too many here who share your POV, particularly re: mid to late 80s and 90s sets. But if you're cool with that, I am too. Welcome, and I look forward to your bringing us a different perspective on an era we generally disdain. Cheers!
Jim
I actually like early 80's. The later it gets, the less I like it to a point where I am not looking foward to 10@10 in the year 2008 and 2009 when sets from the worst era in the modern era get played: 1998 and 1999.
i think we could all build sublime sets (to our liking) from any year, provided we didn't have to pick from the same limited pool that dave has to use.