10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on April 11, 2007, 09:46:38 AM
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"Today will be a challenge" Dave was saying earlier during the morning show.
Hope he rises to the challenge.
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"Today will be a challenge" Dave was saying earlier during the morning show.
Hope he rises to the challenge.
And hope this will be the last volume and he goes out on a high note. And no more "cheats" like Jim Carroll.
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Yay! My 10:00 meeting just got postponed to 11:00.
Listened to the replay last night while driving back from Livermore, and while I missed Monday's set, I still think yesterday's set was pretty damn good.
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Yawny start with HL&tN.
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well, we were overdue for some Huey to really really kick us in the ---.
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After Huey, I think Green Day are the next biggest artist not yet to have been played.
What else can we expect, given that it's based on Foghead emails?
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Is Michael McDonald doing all the vocals on this? They all sound like him.
Either way, I like fake jazz Doobies. (Oops, wrote Boobies, but then deleted it.)
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After Huey, I think Green Day are the next biggest artist not yet to have been played.
What else can we expect, given that it's based on Foghead emails?
Here's yer answer: Doobs on the faultline.
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BOS #1 - "Living on the Faultline", which answers my question, obviously it's the Doobies.
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After Huey, I think Green Day are the next biggest artist not yet to have been played.
What else can we expect, given that it's based on Foghead emails?
Don't forget Journey. Whether we hear JWTWG or JWTS remains.
And here's the Doobies (but not when they were good). Hope Dave took note of that list of hopefuls Gaz posted yessterday.
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BOS #1 - "Living on the Faultline", which answers my question, obviously it's the Doobies.
I'd say Chris Isaak is due too, clearly he's a Foghead fave. Hoping for the (early) Pointers, expecting Green Day.
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WTF??? Dunno who this is, but BOS for rarity.
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OK again -- how much time did Eddie Money spend here, exactly?
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OK, now this one is unexpected. Clearly from about '65--the New Breed maybe?
Ah, and here's Eddy to go along with Huey.
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OK again -- how much time did Eddie Money spend here, exactly?
Dunno about that, but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
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WTF??? Dunno who this is, but BOS for rarity.
AMG turns up a song called Sing Me a Rainbow by the Sons of Champlin and another with the same title by Dr. Hook and the Medicine show (penned by Shel Silverstein) but I don't think that was either of them.
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OK again -- how much time did Eddie Money spend here, exactly?
Dunno about that, but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
Man, Huey Lewis, Doobies, and now Eddie Money. Feels like I'm listening to KFOX instead...
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VHM Faith No More, but I'd've preferred "We Care a Lot".
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but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
LSHIPMP!!!!!
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Just occurred to me that Metallica has yet to represent, and they're pretty big too. Personally I'd rather hear Montrose, but Lars et al sold way more records.
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...but I'd've preferred "We Care a Lot".
likewise.
any other rock song ever name drop the Cabbage Patch Kids?
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but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
LSHIPMP!!!!!
Sorry to not be "in the know", but Huh?
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but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
LSHIPMP!!!!!
Come again?
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but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
LSHIPMP!!!!!
Come again?
Jinx!! :)
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one pill makes you larger. Methinks we're gonna get Volume 4 tomorrow after all.
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but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
LSHIPMP!!!!!
Come again?
Jinx!! :)
"Laughing so hard I'm Pissing My Pants". variations include ROTFLSHIPMP.
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but the LSJUMB tenor sax part for this song was called "Two Thickets of Pubic Lice". Much better.
LSHIPMP!!!!!
Sorry to not be "in the know", but Huh?
laughed so hard i pissed my pants
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one pill makes you larger. Methinks we're gonna get Volume 4 tomorrow after all.
I remember 10 years ago or so, KFOG made up a list (in order) of the greatest Rock and Roll songs of all time (listeners choices), and this was third... Not sure why I remember that, but I remember that I agreed at the time...
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Ahh, so it's a good thing :wink:
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one pill makes you larger. Methinks we're gonna get Volume 4 tomorrow after all.
You may be right. It would make more sense than doing three days of this, then one year-based set, then HFH.
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one pill makes you larger. Methinks we're gonna get Volume 4 tomorrow after all.
You may be right. It would make more sense than doing three days of this, then one year-based set, then HFH.
If he skips Green Day in this set I'd be certain of it.
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Thanks for the acronym translation. Seems like it should be LSHIPIMP though... 8)
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Well, OK, Tommy Tutone were actually from here.
OMFG! "Cast Your Fate to the Wind"!!! BOS for a total WTF moment (I LOVE this but can never tell if it's the Sounds Orchestral or Vince Guaraldi version).
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Easy BOS choice for me--Vince Guaraldi, pride of San Mateo.
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HOLEE CROW!
BOS of the whole stinkin' week to Vince Guaraldi. A major bustout on top of everything else, and a big proxy for Gaz too.
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Easy BOS choice for me--Vince Guaraldi, pride of San Mateo.
It's a great one. I really like the bowed bass in there too.
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Vince Guaraldi, pride of San Mateo.
I never knew that.
ah, it really IS a beautiful day!
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another BOS for It's A Beautiful Day.
Whether or not yesterday's set was a letdown, today's sure isn't.
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another BOS for It's A Beautiful Day.
Whether or not yesterday's set was a letdown, today's sure isn't.
Looked back at yesterday's list--there were four clinkers in there, IMO--the Counting Crows song, the Smashmouth, the Jim Carroll (which really stretched the rules), and the Jefferson Starship (a really weak selection given the other songs we could have heard from their catalog). Today's set has been much higher quality overall.
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Holy s--t! The Mojo Men!!! BOS # whatever. This turns out to be maybe the most impressive set of all.
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WTF??? Dunno who this is, but BOS for rarity.
AMG turns up a song called Sing Me a Rainbow by the Sons of Champlin and another with the same title by Dr. Hook and the Medicine show (penned by Shel Silverstein) but I don't think that was either of them.
Gah-damn--it was the Sons of Champlin!
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So, Train's "Drops of Jupiter" was the bonus? Oh no, wait -- we haven't got the trivia answer yet.
the real bonus is... The f*@#ing Motels! (we coulda heard "Ridgetop"!)
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So, Train's "Drops of Jupiter" was the bonus? Oh no, wait -- we haven't got the trivia answer yet.
the real bonus is... The f*@#ing Motels! (we coulda heard "Ridgetop"!)
missed it 'cuz I was in a meeting so it's easy for me to see the silver lining - Dave will just have to play "Ridgetop" tomorrow.
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So, Train's "Drops of Jupiter" was the bonus? Oh no, wait -- we haven't got the trivia answer yet.
the real bonus is... The f*@#ing Motels! (we coulda heard "Ridgetop"!)
The Motels are even less of a Bay area band than Jim Carroll--they're from LA!
Oh, and it sprung to mind that we haven't heard anything from Boz Scaggs yet either. I'd take Runnin' Blue as my first choice, but anything from Slow Dancer or earlier would be just fine.
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So, Train's "Drops of Jupiter" was the bonus? Oh no, wait -- we haven't got the trivia answer yet.
the real bonus is... The f*@#ing Motels! (we coulda heard "Ridgetop"!)
The Motels are even less of a Bay area band than Jim Carroll--they're from LA!
Oh, and it sprung to mind that we haven't heard anything from Boz Scaggs yet either. I'd take Runnin' Blue as my first choice, but anything from Slow Dancer or earlier would be just fine.
I was thinking the same...Dave's probably saving up for "Loan Me A Dime".
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I'll never complain about hearing White Rabbit too much, and to hear 8, 9, 10 would be loverly. Wish I knew the Sons song. Such and odd selection from Dave.
04/11/2007 - Wednesday! Today it's the San Francisco Sound, Volume 3!!
1. Huey Lewis & the News - Heart of Rock & Roll
2. Doobies - Livin' on the Faultline
3. Sons of Champlin - Sing Me a Rainbow
4. Eddie Money - Two Tickets to Paradise
5. Faith No More - Epic
6. Jefferson Airplane - White Rabbit (BEST OF SET!!)
7. Tommy Tutone - 867-5309 (Jenny)
8. Vince Guaraldi - Cast Your Fate to the Wind
9. It's a Beautiful Day - White Bird
10. The Mojo Men - Sit Down I Think I Love You
BONUS TRACK: The Motels - Only the Lonely
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The Motels are even less of a Bay area band than Jim Carroll--they're from LA!
OK, per AMG:
Davis formed the group in 1972 while living in Berkeley, CA, recruiting guitarist Dean Chamberlain and bassist Richard D'Andrea; originally dubbed the Warfield Foxes, they became the Motels upon relocating to L.A., but despite interest from a number of record labels the group suffered through endless lineup changes, finally disbanding in 1976. Davis soon formed a new Motels roster with guitarist Jeff Jourard, his saxophonist/keyboardist brother Marty, bassist Michael Goodroe, and drummer Brian Glascock...
Although it was just the bonus track, this is an even further stretch than Jim Carroll.
Also, the Sons of Champlin tune was a 1967 single that was came out on Verve, several years before the Capitol releases they're better known for.
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Also, the Sons of Champlin tune was a 1967 single that was came out on Verve, several years before the Capitol releases they're better known for.
Was it a good tune? Did anyone who is familiar with the Sons hear this? You have to admit this seems to be a deeper archival piece than almost anything I can remember on KFOG.
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Also, the Sons of Champlin tune was a 1967 single that was came out on Verve, several years before the Capitol releases they're better known for.
Was it a good tune? Did anyone who is familiar with the Sons hear this? You have to admit this seems to be a deeper archival piece than almost anything I can remember on KFOG.
Yes, it was good, but it didn't sound like anything close to the sound they had later on. It was pretty poppy, actually. I think you're probably the one most familiar with the Sons around here--Mike, how much background do you have with them? I remember a little bit, but mostly post-Capitol.
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Also, the Sons of Champlin tune was a 1967 single that was came out on Verve, several years before the Capitol releases they're better known for.
Was it a good tune? Did anyone who is familiar with the Sons hear this? You have to admit this seems to be a deeper archival piece than almost anything I can remember on KFOG.
Yes, it was good, but it didn't sound like anything close to the sound they had later on. It was pretty poppy, actually. I think you're probably the one most familiar with the Sons around here--Mike, how much background do you have with them? I remember a little bit, but mostly post-Capitol.
The big hits for me (Get High, Freedom) from the first album are real long, which is why perhaps they weren't played.
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