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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on March 14, 2007, 10:06:14 AM
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Hmmm, was thinking Mike would be right, we'd be in 87 or thereabouts today.
Loverboy leads off. Meh.
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Hmmm, was thinking Mike would be right, we'd be in 87 or thereabouts today.
Loverboy leads off. Meh.
I hearby propose that henceforth "Meh" be added to our official vocabulary for groups such as Loverboy, or last week's CMB, with no redeeming value.
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I loves me some Squeeze, but why oh why do we always have to hear Tempted or Hourglass? There's SO much more, better.
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Wow, that was a great (& tightly edited, I might add) montage of Reagan clips, leading to one of Dave's patented meaningful segues...into "Demolition Man".
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So what is a "three line whip", anyway?
Here's the answer:
three-line whip
noun
1. politics.
In the UK: a written notice, underlined three times to indicate its importance, to politicians belonging to a particular party that they must attend a vote in parliament and vote in the way in which they are instructed.
Etymology: Early 20c as three-lined whip.
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sorry, a busy last 20 minutes. Belated BOS to Edmunds-as-Fogerty.
Jeezus, Styx, "Too Much Time on My Hands". There's good cheeze, there's bad cheeze, and then there's this.
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Ah, but we're redeemed with H&O, Kiss on My List, sounding quite groovy to me this am. As ever, though, wish DM would delve a little deeper into their catalog. Even if we limit it to chart hits, there's still a lot we don't hear.
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Another glib segue, albeit a little chilling: the Atlanta child murders into the Stones' Neighbors (which I'd otherwise be thrilled to hear).
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Ah, but we're redeemed with H&O, Kiss on My List, sounding quite groovy to me this am. As ever, though, wish DM would delve a little deeper into their catalog. Even if we limit it to chart hits, there's still a lot we don't hear.
indeed, that LP alone had 4 Top 40 singles, not to mention some great deep cuts.
Wayne Williams kidnapping his "Neighbors"? Oh, Dave.
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WOS for Neighbors. I hate it when Mick sings like this. Who does he think he is? Bob Dylan?
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OK, so we've heard the Police and Genesis so far--if the Van Halen reunion was still on, would we be hearing "Unchained" too?
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Woo Hoo Go Go's !!!! I had such a crush on them...
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OK, so we've heard the Police and Genesis so far--if the Van Halen reunion was still on, would we be hearing "Unchained" too?
Did anything untoward happen at the HOF induction re: Halen?
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OK, so we've heard the Police and Genesis so far--if the Van Halen reunion was still on, would we be hearing "Unchained" too?
Did anything untoward happen at the HOF induction re: Halen?
Only Hagar and the bassist were actually there. And Mick Lasalle said "If they've had another hit besides 'Jump', I haven't heard it"
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cute (unintentional) post-set segue: "I Need to Wake Up" into "Dream On".
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even the bonus is a Katrina: Tubes "Talk to ya Later"
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03/14/2007 - Wednesday! Hangin' out in...1981!!!
1. Loverboy - Workin' for the Weekend
2. Dave Edmunds - Almost Saturday Night
3. Squeeze - Tempted (BEST OF SET!!)
4. Police - Demolition Man
5. Styx - Too Much Time On My Hands
6. Hall & Oates - Kiss On My List
7. Rolling Stones - Neighbors
8. Genesis - No Reply at All
9. Go Go's - Our Lips Are Sealed
10. Steve Winwood - Where You Feel a Change [note: this would appear to have been "While You See a Chance," and thus one of the more stupid typos by a clueless young intern in a while.]
BONUS TRACK: Tubes - Talk to Ya Later
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Wow, that was a great (& tightly edited, I might add) montage of Reagan clips, leading to one of Dave's patented meaningful segues...into "Demolition Man".
Mark, I honestly credit you and Dave primarily with waking me up to Reagan's ignominy -- I was too young to get it while it was happening.
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sorry, a busy last 20 minutes. Belated BOS to Edmunds-as-Fogerty.
Jeezus, Styx, "Too Much Time on My Hands". There's good cheeze, there's bad cheeze, and then there's this.
Oh, but I loved the hell out of this when it came out. My memories combine this, "Stripes," and the earliest days of the Atari 2600.
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03/14/2007 - Wednesday! Hangin' out in...1981!!!
10. Steve Winwood - Where You Feel a Change [note: this would appear to have been "While You See a Chance," and thus one of the more stupid typos by a clueless young intern in a while.]
Haha, maybe he was thinking of the Peter Brady puberty song!
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WOS for Neighbors. I hate it when Mick sings like this. Who does he think he is? Bob Dylan?
And can I just thank you for being the only other person who tosses around emphatic WOS votes once in a while? :twisted:
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OK, so we've heard the Police and Genesis so far--if the Van Halen reunion was still on, would we be hearing "Unchained" too?
Did anything untoward happen at the HOF induction re: Halen?
Besides them being inducted?
(Sorry, it was there . . .)
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sorry, a busy last 20 minutes. Belated BOS to Edmunds-as-Fogerty.
Jeezus, Styx, "Too Much Time on My Hands". There's good cheeze, there's bad cheeze, and then there's this.
Oh, but I loved the hell out of this when it came out.
or as it was known at the time, "Styx trying to sound like the Cars".
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WOS for Neighbors. I hate it when Mick sings like this. Who does he think he is? Bob Dylan?
And can I just thank you for being the only other person who tosses around emphatic WOS votes once in a while? :twisted:
BTW, why does the sax break on "Neighbors" sound like "Where Did Our Love Go?" -- WTF?