10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on July 12, 2007, 10:02:50 AM
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Dave gifts himself to a birthday treat!
And leads off with Love or Let Me Le Lonely! Friends of Distinction--BOS1!
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Dave gifts himself to a birthday treat!
And leads off with Love or Let Me Le Lonely! Friends of Distinction--BOS1!
I'll catch this on the replay -- the CBS-FM thing is radio history and quite spectacular.
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Dave gifts himself to a birthday treat!
And leads off with Love or Let Me Le Lonely! Friends of Distinction--BOS1!
I'll catch this on the replay -- the CBS-FM thing is radio history and quite spectacular.
Hmm, Mark's in meetings, Mike's listening in to NYC--could be quiet here today. Gaz? Davefish? Rastermon?
BOS2, CSNY, Our House. Big sledgehammer.
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I'm here, boss. No BOS for the ever-sappy "Our House".
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
Yep, and the montage of clips leading into it was pretty nice, too!
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
I arrived somewhere in the first tenth of this. But I'm gonna have the CBS stream running simultaneously. Should be quite the mash.
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
I arrived somewhere in the first tenth of this. But I'm gonna have the CBS stream running simultaneously. Should be quite the mash.
No I'm not -- the stream is still JACK FM. Huh?
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
I arrived somewhere in the first tenth of this. But I'm gonna have the CBS stream running simultaneously. Should be quite the mash.
No I'm not -- the stream is still JACK FM. Huh?
they haven't changed the graphics yet -- unlessyou're listening to the HD-2 stream, which really IS "Jack". But the stream that was "Jack" all along is now CBS-FM.
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OK, a Brit-rock twin-spin--the Who's The Seeker into the Kinks' Lola! And it's the "coca-cola" banned-by-the-BBC version!!!
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
I arrived somewhere in the first tenth of this. But I'm gonna have the CBS stream running simultaneously. Should be quite the mash.
No I'm not -- the stream is still JACK FM. Huh?
Strike that - sometime between then and now, the stream switched over. From "Summer in the City" to "Right Back Where We Started From," fitting selections both.
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Alive on the left channel; Kicking on the right!
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Alive & Kicking!! Tighter, Tighter!!
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Somehow I recently wound up on the e-mailing list for Alive & Kicking, who are still alive and kicking around as a "party band" in upstate New York.
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Does everyone know who wrote "Tighter, Tighter"?
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Does everyone know who wrote "Tighter, Tighter"?
No, but now I'm going to have to go look it up!
Yet another BOS--Los Beatles (YAY!), Across the Universe (but not the Wildlife version, alas.)
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Does everyone know who wrote "Tighter, Tighter"?
I do believe we've discussed it here more than once. This song made him a lot of mony, mony.
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Yes, the Brady Bunch on LSD would indeed produce a Ball of Confusion. BOS from me.
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We're firmly within 10-way tie territory--BOSwhatever to Ball of Confusion.
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
I arrived somewhere in the first tenth of this. But I'm gonna have the CBS stream running simultaneously. Should be quite the mash.
No I'm not -- the stream is still JACK FM. Huh?
they haven't changed the graphics yet -- unlessyou're listening to the HD-2 stream, which really IS "Jack". But the stream that was "Jack" all along is now CBS-FM.
I got thrown b/c I heard "Glory Days" on the stream. Is 1985 now "oldies" territory? Yikes.
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We're firmly within 10-way tie territory--BOSwhatever to Ball of Confusion.
Ever notice the "Mathilda" part of the song there in the trumpet break?
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We're firmly within 10-way tie territory
I'd agree except for the Rare Earth -- which proved that Rare was an apt name for them, as that song was not Well Done.
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More Neil than usual across the board this week, which is a nice thing. Although I can only handle small doses of mpoier ones like "Don't Let It Bring You Down."
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Methinks we've hit tune # 10, Neil's Don't Let It Bring You Down.
"Old man sittin' by the side of the road..."
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Hey, how come Neil is talking about lorries driving by? Who does he think he is, limey bastard!
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Woohoo for the Loooooong Version. I dig Rare Earth (heh).
I arrived somewhere in the first tenth of this. But I'm gonna have the CBS stream running simultaneously. Should be quite the mash.
No I'm not -- the stream is still JACK FM. Huh?
they haven't changed the graphics yet -- unlessyou're listening to the HD-2 stream, which really IS "Jack". But the stream that was "Jack" all along is now CBS-FM.
I got thrown b/c I heard "Glory Days" on the stream. Is 1985 now "oldies" territory? Yikes.
This is not "Oldies" -- it's "classic Hits of the '60s '70s & '80s". And it's working just fine, IMHO. Capital Gold has been doing the same concept for years. You're not gonna hear hair metal, but you will hear NY-oriented artists like Mr Springsteen and Mr Joel, and upbeat pop records ("Let's Hear it For the Boy" comes to mind).
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Hey again, did ya notice that the KFrOG stream is slightly higher quality? They're up to 52kB now. Still sounds like everybody is in a cave, but the treble comes through a little better. Bass a little cleaner too.
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Hey, how come Neil is talking about lorries driving by? Who does he think he is, limey bastard!
No, he passed the Partridge Family bus:
(http://www.mysteryisland.net/loripartridge.jpg)
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Methinks we've hit tune # 10, Neil's Don't Let It Bring You Down.
"Old man sittin' by the side of the road..."
Or not. I'd have thought that would have made a fine finish to the set...
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And now, Freda Payne for EC (the condition formerly known as Erectile Dysfunction).
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And now, Freda Payne for EC (the condition formerly known as Erectile Dysfunction).
LOL! I still remember Christgau reviewing the album in 1970 and calling BOG "a saga of wedding-night impotence" -- which had not occurred to me until then, but now it seems quite obvious
"and love me, like you tried before..."
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Partyin', eh?
07/12/2007 - Thursday! Partyin' in 1970!!
1. Friends of Distinction - Love Or Let Me Be Lonely
2. CSNY - Our House
3. Rare Earth - (I Know) I'm Losin' You (BEST OF SET!!)
4. Who - The Seeker
5. Kinks - Lola
6. Alive & Kickin' - Tighter Tighter
7. Beatles (yeah!) - Across the Universe
8. Temptations - Ball of Confusion
9. Neil Young - Don't Let it Bring You Down
10. Freda Payne - Band of Gold
BONUS TRACK: Velvet Underground - Rock & Roll
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I'm in for the replay.
BOS 1 Rare Earth
BOS2 Freda Payne
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Lola: girls will be boys and boys will be girls
I just starting reading the Fabulous Sylvester. I'm interested but no overall opinion yet.
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Lola: girls will be boys and boys will be girls
I just starting reading the Fabulous Sylvester. I'm interested but no overall opinion yet.
GREAT book -- not just about him but about SF during that period. Fascinating stuff.
Listening to a 1970 replay makes me feel like it's a Friday nite!
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Across the Universe.
Mondegreen galore. I'm not sure what I was hearing.
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Lola: girls will be boys and boys will be girls
I just starting reading the Fabulous Sylvester. I'm interested but no overall opinion yet.
GREAT book -- not just about him but about SF during that period. Fascinating stuff.
Listening to a 1970 replay makes me feel like it's a Friday nite!
Absolutely.
I'm only up to Chapter 4.
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And now, Freda Payne for EC (the condition formerly known as Erectile Dysfunction).
LOL! I still remember Christgau reviewing the album in 1970 and calling BOG "a saga of wedding-night impotence" -- which had not occurred to me until then, but now it seems quite obvious
"and love me, like you tried before..."
I'm about to hear it in a whole new way me thinks.
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Lovely Neil. Such a young voice.
Don't let it bring you down
It's only castles burning,
Just find someone who's turning
And you will come around.
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Alive on the left channel; Kicking on the right!
Hahaha! I didn't really notice this on the replay last night, but CBS-FM is playing it right now, and damn, what a great old-fashioned true-stereo way to record a duet. The guy singer on the right, the girl on the left. Kudos to Tommy James.