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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on June 06, 2007, 10:01:23 AM
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AAACK! Worst. Year. EVAH!
Spot the Vinyl is the sole redeeeming feature today.
And Dave -- what's with the Franklin Pangborn reference?
ETA -- oh, Wang Chung were the TOTHC.
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here's George, "Katrina's Radio" God sips!
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here's George, "Katrina's Radio" God sips!
I never knew what he was saying in there. I did think it was God something. Is that Clapton playing the geetar?
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chalk up another K: "Dirty Water".
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here's George, "Katrina's Radio" God sips!
I never knew what he was saying in there. I did think it was God something. Is that Clapton playing the geetar?
It's actually "Gossip", accent on the second syllable. The Devil's Radio is spewing gossip, I guess. Dunno about Slowhand -- quite possible.
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I'll BOS New Order, best of a Katrina-laden lot, I'm wagering.
"when I was a very small boy
Michael Jackson talked to me"
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here's George, "Katrina's Radio" God sips!
I never knew what he was saying in there. I did think it was God something. Is that Clapton playing the geetar?
It's actually "Gossip", accent on the second syllable. The Devil's Radio is spewing gossip, I guess. Dunno about Slowhand -- quite possible.
Yah, I looked up the words. Seems awkward to put the emPHAsis on the wrong syllABle.
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Franklin Pangborn and Liberace in the same set -- Dave's feeling nelly today.
VHM U2. Nice segue, actually, from the AIDS quilt clip.
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Franklin Pangborn and Liberace in the same set -- Dave's feeling nelly today.
VHM U2. Nice segue, actually, from the AIDS quilt clip.
Nelly?
Clapton is credited on Cloud 9, but can't say for sure if he's playing on DR. I'd bet on it though.
What's all this about Franklin Pangborn? I didn't hear what Dave said, and I've never heard of the guy, though I now know that he died in 1958.
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Franklin Pangborn and Liberace in the same set -- Dave's feeling nelly today.
VHM U2. Nice segue, actually, from the AIDS quilt clip.
Nelly?
not Nelly, the rapper, "nelly", the adjective. gay, girly, swishy.
Franklin Pangborn was a comic actor in early films -- he played a milquetoasty, swishy character usually, tho obviously the word "homosexual" was never used back then.
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Franklin Pangborn and Liberace in the same set -- Dave's feeling nelly today.
VHM U2. Nice segue, actually, from the AIDS quilt clip.
Nelly?
not Nelly, the rapper, "nelly", the adjective. gay, girly, swishy.
Ahh. I sought so.
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"ain't this what Katrinas (and '87 sets) are made of?"
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not quite the bustout I had in mind, but "Should I See" by Frozen Ghost has not been heard before, has it?
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Ron's gettin' serious, as is Jane. VHM Pete T's bro'-in-law. Mmmmm... ketchup....
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not quite the bustout I had in mind, but "Should I See" by Frozen Ghost has not been heard before, has it?
It's my BOS, though I voted for The Fixx, and said the Rembrandts was the vinyl. Dave says there's no Fixx or Rembrandts in the set. Doh! That's what I get for trying to work.
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Yeesh, GD, "Touch of Grey". "Look! we finally had a hit single with a song that sounds like all our other songs thrown into a Cuisinart".
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Dave says I have to ask you which was the vinyl, since I guessed Julian Cope. Must be that Frozen Ghost. (I was giving you props for identifying FG.)
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guess this was a good day to have my network connections get all scewed up & have the IT guy come in late.
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Dave says I have to ask you which was the vinyl, since I guessed Julian Cope. Must be that Frozen Ghost. (I was giving you props for identifying FG.)
Trade secret: I googled lyrics. That one's a Narada to me.
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guess this was a good day to have my network connections get all scewed up & have the IT guy come in late.
LOL! Even Steven Tyler wouldn't have minded missing this thing.
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Dave says I have to ask you which was the vinyl, since I guessed Julian Cope. Must be that Frozen Ghost. (I was giving you props for identifying FG.)
Trade secret: I googled lyrics. That one's a Narada to me.
Ooooh. I'm so disillusioned.
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Yeesh, GD, "Touch of Grey". "Look! we finally had a hit single with a song that sounds like all our other songs thrown into a Cuisinart".
:cry:
Yes, it does sound like the Grateful Dead, but the reason it was a hit was because of the special something it hit in people, a certain positive bounce. I even remember how killer it sounded at Candlestick when it was played. People were groovin!
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Yeesh, GD, "Touch of Grey". "Look! we finally had a hit single with a song that sounds like all our other songs thrown into a Cuisinart".
:cry:
Yes, it does sound like the Grateful Dead, but the reason it was a hit was because of the special something it hit in people, a certain positive bounce. I even remember how killer it sounded at Candlestick when it was played. People were groovin!
Didn't hurt that they made a memorable video for it while MTV was still quite influential.
That said, it's in my top 5 Dead songs:
1. Box of Rain
2. Ripple
3. Uncle John's Band
4. Touch of Grey
5. The Wheel
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Didn't hurt that they made a memorable video for it while MTV was still quite influential.
how right on you are. 'twas the first i'd heard of the dead. of course, i was nine. or so.
that being said, i won't dare make a top five list.
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Yeesh, GD, "Touch of Grey". "Look! we finally had a hit single with a song that sounds like all our other songs thrown into a Cuisinart".
:cry:
Yes, it does sound like the Grateful Dead, but the reason it was a hit was because of the special something it hit in people, a certain positive bounce. I even remember how killer it sounded at Candlestick when it was played. People were groovin!
Didn't hurt that they made a memorable video for it while MTV was still quite influential.
That said, it's in my top 5 Dead songs:
1. Box of Rain
2. Ripple
3. Uncle John's Band
4. Touch of Grey
5. The Wheel
your #5 is technically not the Dead, but rather Jerry solo. That said it'd probably be in my top 5 as well, as would Ripple & UJ'sB, probably. Franklin's Tower has been in there lately. Maybe Dire Wolf.
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That said, it's in my top 5 Dead songs:
1. Box of Rain
2. Ripple
3. Uncle John's Band
4. Touch of Grey
5. The Wheel
your #5 is technically not the Dead, but rather Jerry solo. That said it'd probably be in my top 5 as well, as would Ripple & UJ'sB, probably. Franklin's Tower has been in there lately. Maybe Dire Wolf.
Well, it's technically a Dead song, unless you are restrictively limiting it to studio recordings. It's on many live CD's by full band.
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oh, Wang Chung were the TOTHC.
WOS to their fake horns, one of my least favorite late-'80s identifiers.
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06/06/2007 - 10at10 for Wednesday - 1987
Did you..."SPOT THE VINYL"???
1. Wang Chung - Everybody Have Fun Tonight
2. George Harrison - Devil's Radio
3. Rock & Hyde (from vinyl #1) - Dirty Water
4. New Order - True Faith
5. U-2 - Where The Streets Have No Name
6. Bodeans - Dreams
7. Frozen Ghost (from vinyl #2) - Should I See
8. Jon Astley - Jane's Getting....Serious
9. Grateful Dead - Touch Of Grey (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Julian Cope - World Shut Your Mouth
BONUS TRACK: Replacements (EXCELLENT!) - Can't Hardly Wait