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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on August 31, 2006, 09:33:51 AM
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Heard a promo last eve.
It's the week of the sixes--76 yesterday, 66 (sorta kinda) the day before, now 86. 96 tomorrow? I'd prefer a Labor Day set--bring on the Strawbs!
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Heard a promo last eve.
It's the week of the sixes--76 yesterday, 66 (sorta kinda) the day before, now 86. 96 tomorrow? I'd prefer a Labor Day set--bring on the Strawbs!
presumably the "classic" Labor Day set will be Monday. "Take This Job & Shove It", etc. I'll be happy if Dave gives us ONE surprise today but I'm expecting The Blow Monkeys.
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nice start with "Thorn in My Side". I'll BOS that.
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Eurythmics' Thorn in My Side to lead off--not a bust-out, but not a common one either. It's probably just the sax, but it's reminding me of the Psychedelic Furballs a bit.
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Eurythmics' Thorn in My Side to lead off--not a bust-out, but not a common one either. It's probably just the sax, but it's reminding me of the Psychedelic Furballs a bit.
This Eurythmics song is not in my Db (sorry, sorting error, we heard this in March), and now here's an R.E.M. song that we haven't heard in just over two years. Hope Dave is just getting warmed up, as opposed to having already shot his creatve wad for the day.
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if this REM isn't a bust-out it's surely a rarity. BOS2.
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Eurythmics' Thorn in My Side to lead off--not a bust-out, but not a common one either. It's probably just the sax, but it's reminding me of the Psychedelic Furballs a bit.
This Eurythmics song is not in my Db, and now here's an R.E.M. song that we haven't hear in just over two years. Hope Dave is just getting warmed up, as opposed to having already shot his creatve wad for the day.
Well, two steps forward, one step back: no particular gripe with this Simple Minds tune, just nothing to write home about.
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Hope Dave is just getting warmed up, as opposed to having already shot his creatve wad for the day.
Well, "All the Things She Said" is surely a frequent-flier, I'd wager.
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VHM Simple Minds, "All the Things She Said". One of my favorites in their catalog & while not particularly rare for Dave it's not a Katrina either. We only get this once or twice per year.
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now this BoDeans HAS to be a Katrina. Or a semi-Katrina.
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BoDeans is inching further into Katrina territory, but still a song I like.
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now this BoDeans HAS to be a Katrina. Or a semi-Katrina.
Like the last tune it's not a rarity, but somehow don't think we've heard it quite often enough to make it a katrina either. Although it does well in the voting, so I suspect if it's not one yet, it may be eventually.
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now this BoDeans HAS to be a Katrina. Or a semi-Katrina.
was more than is...3 times in 12 months '02-'03...but only 3rd time in the past 28 months.
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BOS!!! XTC Summer's Cauldron!!!
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BOS!!! XTC Summer's Cauldron!!!
Yes! Knew it was coming as soon as I heard the crickets.
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I wondered where those crickets were coming from... BOS XTC "Summer's Cauldron" from the brilliant Skylarking. Let's relax in the undertow.
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I wondered where those crickets were coming from... BOS XTC "Summer's Cauldron" from the brilliant Skylarking. Let's relax in the undertow.
Drowning here in Summer's Cauldron
Under mats of flower lava
Please don't pull me out this is how I would want to go
Breathing in the boiling butter
Fruit of sweating golden Inca
Please don't heed my shout I'm relax in the undertow
When Miss Moon lays down
And Sir Sun stands up
Me I'm found floating round and round
Like a bug in brandy
In this big bronze cup
Drowning here in Summer's Cauldron
Trees are dancing drunk with nectar
Grass is waving underwater
Please don't pull me out this is how I would want to go
Insect bomber Buddhist droning
Copper chord of August's organ
Please don't heed my shout I'm relaxing in the undertow
When Miss Moon lays down
in her hilltop bed
And Sir Sun stands up
raise his regal head
Me I'm found floating round and round
Like a bug in brandy
In this big bronze cup
Drowning here in Summer's Cauldron
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I wondered where those crickets were coming from... BOS XTC "Summer's Cauldron" from the brilliant Skylarking. Let's relax in the undertow.
Very sad not to hear "Grass". They really shouldn't be divided like that.
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Believe in me, I'm with the High Command!
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"When Miss Moon lays down
And Sir Sun stands up
Me I'm found floating round and round
Like a bug in brandy
In this big bronze cup"
That's poetry
Meanwhile, VHM Mike & Mechanics.
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poetry JINX!
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Dave almost never plays live tracks, but this is defintely one he should play more often.
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BOS2 Springsteen's cover of War.
Blind faith in your leaders will get you killed. Even more true today.
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Dave almost never plays live tracks, but this is defintely one he should play more often.
"in 1985, blind faith in your leaders, or in anything, will get you killed"
and in 2006 too.
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BOS2 Springsteen's cover of War.
Blind faith in your leaders will get you killed. Even more true today.
Blind faith JINX!
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BOS2 Springsteen's cover of War.
Blind faith in your leaders will get you killed. Even more true today.
Blind faith JINX!
Somehow I knew that was gonna happen. But more people need to hear and understand those words.
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Simon Says "play me again".
there's a girl in NYC who calls herself the Human Trampoline. And her name is Scarlett Johanssen.
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All we need it to hear is the Georgia Satellites to make this set sound just like 1986 to me.
Ah, Van Hagar instead. That'll do it, too.
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Van Haggar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Bleah - WOS for Van Hagar.
Triple-Jinx for Hagar the Horrible.
I especially hate the line: "Only time will tell if we stand the test of time." That's just bad. NOT poetry.
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Van Haggar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
are you voting for a group or for polyester slacks?
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Van Haggar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Bleah - WOS for Van Hagar.
Triple-Jinx for Hagar the Horrible.
I don't really like this that much, I just had to give it a shout out.
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Some nice poetry in this Sting song, and some tasty work by Branford Marsalis.
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Van Haggar!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
are you voting for a group or for polyester slacks?
Heeheehee!!! My thought almost exactly...
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now, Sting may still have been on the LP chart in '86, but this album says 1985 to me.
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Some nice poetry in this Sting song, and some tasty work by Branford Marsalis.
Was this album from 86 or 85? I for some reason associate it with the latter.
Yep, per the Top 40 list, it hit #8 in 85. Hmmm.
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now, Sting may still have been on the LP chart in '86, but this album says 1985 to me.
Y'know, I'm just going to stop posting and mentally send all my comments to Mike instead and let him take care of it. It would save me so much time... :D
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Off to SD tonight for the long weekend, and probably coming in late on Tuesday as it's the first day of first grade for my son & we'll probably want to hang for a bit at school.
Hope everyone else has a nice weekend too!
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1. Eurythmics - Thorn in My Side
2. REM - What if We Give it Away?
3. Simple Minds - All the Things She Said
4. Bodeans - Fadeaway
5. XTC - Summer's Cauldron (BEST OF SET!!)
6. Mike & the Mechanics - Silent Running
7. Bruce Springsteen - War
8. Paul Simon - Graceland
9. Van Halen - Why Can't This Be Love?
10. Sting - Fortress Around Your Heart
BONUS TRACK: Big Audio Dynamite - E=MC2
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are you voting for a group or for polyester slacks?
As Richard Gossett once said on KSAN, somewhere in the vicinity of a pants commercial, "The Twill is Gone!"
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Some nice poetry in this Sting song, and some tasty work by Branford Marsalis.
Is Branford the one who plays the trumpet fanfare fills? That's my favorite part of that triff track ... but BOS to "War."
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Some nice poetry in this Sting song, and some tasty work by Branford Marsalis.
Is Branford the one who plays the trumpet fanfare fills? That's my favorite part of that triff track ... but BOS to "War."
Well, Branford is a sax player rather than trumpet (Wynton is the only trumpet-playing Marsalis, to my knowledge). But I don't see a trumpet player listed in the credits for this record, so maybe it is him you're talking about.
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Meanwhile, VHM Mike & Mechanics.
had to chime in with a very late vote for paul carrack.
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Some nice poetry in this Sting song, and some tasty work by Branford Marsalis.
Is Branford the one who plays the trumpet fanfare fills? That's my favorite part of that triff track ... but BOS to "War."
Well, Branford is a sax player rather than trumpet (Wynton is the only trumpet-playing Marsalis, to my knowledge). But I don't see a trumpet player listed in the credits for this record, so maybe it is him you're talking about.
I saw them perform this in concert & Branford pulled that sound out of his saxophone.