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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on August 23, 2006, 10:03:41 AM
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yeesh.
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The first time Dave played "My Perogative", it was great -- we hoped it meant Dave was actually discovering New Jack Swing. But as it's the only NJS song he ever plays...
song 2: Midnite Katrina, "Trinas are Burning"
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good god, "Roll With It". shamefully paint-by-numbers so far.
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So far nothing much to recommend this set at all. Now we get what my gut tells me is another katrina--and a pretty mediocre song in any case--Winwood's Roll With It.
Where's that Kink link?
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So far nothing much to recommend this set at all. Now we get what my gut tells me is another katrina--and a pretty mediocre song in any case--Winwood's Roll With It.
Where's that Kink link?
http://www.kink.fm
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AAAACK! Crapton's beer-commercial re-do of "After Midnight"
But Dave's ability to dig up relevant-to-the-present-day newsclips remains remarkable.
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"Only a Memory" -- but my memory of '88 is more interesting than this painfully weak set.
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Now this ain't so bad--Smithereens' Only a Memory into Steve Earle's Copperhead Road.
Nothing I haven't heard before, but at least heading the right direction.
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Now this ain't so bad--Smithereens' Only a Memory into Steve Earle's Copperhead Road.
Nothing I haven't heard before, but at least heading the right direction.
I bow to no one in my admiration for "Copperhead" -- a brilliant track from a brilliant LP. But it's just as much a Katrina as anything else so far.
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barely-BOS-by-default: George, when he was (still) fab.
But Jeez, "Domino Dancing", "Love Overboard", "Goin' Back to Cali", "I Should Be So Lucky"... the list is endless. Was Dave that out-of-touch with pop in 1988?
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Now this ain't so bad--Smithereens' Only a Memory into Steve Earle's Copperhead Road.
Nothing I haven't heard before, but at least heading the right direction.
I bow to no one in my admiration for "Copperhead" -- a brilliant track from a brilliant LP. But it's just as much a Katrina as anything else so far.
I tried to catch it, but all I got was "When We Was Fab" which is a guilty displeasure for me. It's kind of weird, these days most of George's contributions are high on my list of favorite Beatles songs, and I still like his ealrier work, but I find anything from his last decade or so just totally uninspiring.
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Finally! "Crash", a real BOS I can get behind!
Too little too late, tho'.
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yeesh, "It's Money That Matters".
This is one PM replay I won't be catching. Thank god the Simpsons are on at 10.
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"Slow Turning", bangin' like-a Charlie Watts.
This was truly one of Dave's most uninspired sets in ages.
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yeesh, "It's Money That Matters".
That sounded a lot better on Monday in the KINK set.
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I'll give the Hiatt tune a VHM, both for the Charlie Watts line and the fact that there's some nice slide work from Sonny Landreth in the backing track.
Earle got my BOS though. Not a nugget worthy of the name in this set.
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8/23/2006 - Midweek!!! Let's jump back to...1988!!
1. Bobby Brown - My Prerogative
2. Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning
3. Steve Winwood - Roll With It
4. Eric Clapton - After Midnight ('88)
5. The Smithereens - Only A Memory
6. Steve Earle - Copper Head Road
7. George Harrison - When We Was Fab
8. The Primitives - Crash
9. Randy Newman - It's Money That Matters (BEST OF SET!!)
10. John Hiatt - Slow Turning
BONUS TRACK: Michelle Shocked - If Love Was A Train
As Mike said on the KINK thread from Monday, Inessa wins hands down.
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As Mike said on the KINK thread from Monday, Inessa wins hands down.
Not to be contrary, but I'd call it a push at best. Dave's set was nothing but retreads, but I looked at the KINK list and there's nothing on there that makes me think, "Ooo, that's cool-wish I'd heard that."
How far back has KINK gone in the month or so we've been tuning them in?
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As Mike said on the KINK thread from Monday, Inessa wins hands down.
Not to be contrary, but I'd call it a push at best. Dave's set was nothing but retreads, but I looked at the KINK list and there's nothing on there that makes me think, "Ooo, that's cool-wish I'd heard that."
How far back has KINK gone in the month or so we've been tuning them in?
I've seen a '69 set on their website within the past 2 months; but considering they go as recent as 2001 and do "theme days" twice a week, I'm guessing '69 sets ain't too frequent.
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I think it's a pretty weak set. BOS to me is Mr. Whitney Houston (just so I could call Bobby Brown, Mr. Whitney Houston) leading off the set.