10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on September 14, 2007, 10:00:27 AM
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I think 1968 is due, but who knows?
ETA: close, but no cigar.
And now I got a phone call to take. Ahh well.
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Happy B-day URTH!!!
69 on your birthday -- nice!
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Strong start with the Rascals!
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I think 1968 is due, but who knows?
Close--1969.
Well, Mike, our track record is intact--still no luck on the birthday requests. :roll:
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Strong start with the Rascals!
discover who you REALLY am! BOS1.
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I think 1968 is due, but who knows?
Close--1969.
Well, Mike, our track record is intact--still no luck on the birthday requests. :roll:
I love these people who get the whole shebang -- year (or concept)-of-choice, and entire playlist, while we can't even get just the year or just a song!
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BOS2 Todd/Nazz If Todd is God, then Nazz is.. Gaz!
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Got a Todd inside, can't explain!
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Damn, 69 is great.
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BOS3 "Fresh Garbage"! I feel a 10-way-tie comin' on.
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BOS2 Todd/Nazz If Todd is God, then Nazz is.. Gaz!
Jeez, we've known him all this time and he's never mentioned it...
BOS1 Open My Eyes. :shock:
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I think 1968 is due, but who knows?
Close--1969.
Well, Mike, our track record is intact--still no luck on the birthday requests. :roll:
Happy birthday anyway, bub!
What did you ask for?
In any event, it's not like asking for nintendo and getting underwear -- at least it's '69.
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Tuff Tempts! BOS4
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OMFG! Nilsson -- and it's not "Everybody's Talkin'".. BOS5 "I Guess the Lawd Must be in NYC", written for Midnight Cowboy and ultimately rejected (as was Dylan's "Lay Lady Lay").
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I think 1968 is due, but who knows?
Close--1969.
Well, Mike, our track record is intact--still no luck on the birthday requests. :roll:
Happy birthday anyway, bub!
What did you ask for?
In any event, it's not like asking for nintendo and getting underwear -- at least it's '69.
Yeah, 69 on your birthday is never a bad thing. :)
This year I asked for a year-specific Soul Patrol--either 71 or 72, Dave's pick.
Maybe next year I'll have Alicat make my request for me--she always gets hers played.
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This is a great set, but compared to what?
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Whoa, Compared to What--but is it the Les McCann/Eddie Harris version? Think so, but not 100% sure...
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Whoa, Compared to What--but is it the Les McCann/Eddie Harris version? Think so, but not 100% sure...
yes, def -- the Auger version was later, no?
ETA: BOS6
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This is a great set, but compared to what?
I'd say, compared to most any other set.... :)
By the way, nice instrumental on this song...
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Whoa, Compared to What--but is it the Les McCann/Eddie Harris version? Think so, but not 100% sure...
yes, def -- the Auger version was later, no?
ETA: BOS6
Ooh, didn't know there was another version. I know so little about Brian Auger -- should I get a CD?
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Woohoo for Bubble Puppy! Haven't heard this in a long time. Pretty tough tune as psychedelia goes.
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BOS7 Bubble Puppy -- ruining Gaz's potential 10-way tie (proxy of GazWOS).
Bubblegum Psychedelia is still psychedelia, as far as I'm concerned.
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damn, can't listen, can barely peak at the posts.
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Hooray, "Laugh-In"! Take it away Goldie!
The band breaks my BOS streak, only because I've heard it one too many times.
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BOS, Goldie. Still cute after all these years.
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BOS, Goldie. Still cute after all these years.
well, she's had a lot of work done :wink:
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Hmmm--Paul is dead rumors--what Beatles (yay!) tune will we get?
Answer: I Want You (She's So Heavy) (which is John song, not Paul, but who's counting?)
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WOS "I Want You". I always found this quite ponderous. Apparently this is one of the low-lights of Across the Universe.
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Hmmm--Paul is dead rumors--what Beatles (yay!) tune will we get?
Answer: I Want You (She's So Heavy) (which is John song, not Paul, but who's counting?
It's a real anti-Paul song. But it sounds sooo good at the beginning. And of course, if Paul is dead, he ain't singing no Beatles song.
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WOS "I Want You". I always found this quite ponderous. Apparently this is one of the low-lights of Across the Universe.
What is Across the Universe? (apart from the obvious...)
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Mmmm that clip brings back fond memories of serious discussion with a friend of mine on "Is Paul Alive??", and then sifting through all the evidence we could find...
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WOS "I Want You". I always found this quite ponderous. Apparently this is one of the low-lights of Across the Universe.
What is Across the Universe? (apart from the obvious...)
New movie coming out soon, with lots of Beatles covers.
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WOS "I Want You". I always found this quite ponderous. Apparently this is one of the low-lights of Across the Universe.
What is Across the Universe? (apart from the obvious...)
New movie coming out soon, with lots of Beatles covers.
Came out today, actually. The Chron (Hartlaub, i think) gave it a pretty positive review.
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I like it, ponderous and lyrically weak though it is.
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WOS "I Want You". I always found this quite ponderous. Apparently this is one of the low-lights of Across the Universe.
With all apologies (to you and Goldie), I will BOS this out of a stellar set. I love the extended ending. It does plod a bit, but that's part of the affect.
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I like it, ponderous and lyrically weak though it is.
LOL!! (me too)
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JF ain't no fawchoonit son, y'all.
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This is an uncharacteristically long set for the 60's. 10:45 and still going strong with CCR.
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Set yer alarms, folks: if this one isn't the first set in the Marathon, I'll be stunned.
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Dave's lisping is so funny, it cracks HIM up.
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Set yer alarms, folks: if this one isn't the first set in the Marathon, I'll be stunned.
They aren't played in the order received?
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Dave's lisping is so funny, it cracks HIM up.
it's hard to say "hot thmoke and thathafrath".
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I like it, ponderous and lyrically weak though it is.
LOL!! (me too)
Ponderous or heavy?
I say it achieves a grand heaviosity... 8)
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Set yer alarms, folks: if this one isn't the first set in the Marathon, I'll be stunned.
They aren't played in the order received?
Nope -- the pattern generally is the oldest year gets played at 7am. They think old folks get up early, I guess. Sometime we get lucky, but more often than not, it's '60s at 7.
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Easiest bonus quiz ever.
Nice choice with 49 bye byes, but I would have chosen Taj Mahal.
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Easiest bonus quiz ever.
Nice choice with 49 bye byes, but I would have chosen Taj Mahal.
And I'd have taken Build Me Up Buttercup in a heartbeat, but I can hang with CSN.
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BOS2 Todd/Nazz If Todd is God, then Nazz is.. Gaz!
Jeez, we've known him all this time and he's never mentioned it...
BOS1 Open My Eyes. :shock:
I'm humble like Kanye.
Meantime, I'm thinking (no offense to Nilsson) how much better B.J. Thomas would have sounded singing "I Guess the Lord Must Be in New York City."
(PS: Hint to those who wondered: She ain't.)
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Whoa, Compared to What--but is it the Les McCann/Eddie Harris version? Think so, but not 100% sure...
I haven't read the rest of this thread yet -- I'm actually approximating real-time at 1am, how geeky is that -- so Proxy of Princess if one hasn't already been cast. Still amazing to me that this hit the Hot 100. Someone told me it riffs off "Aquarius" in the intro, but I don't hear it.
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BOS7 Bubble Puppy -- ruining Gaz's potential 10-way tie (proxy of GazWOS).
Bubblegum Psychedelia is still psychedelia, as far as I'm concerned.
Haha, omg THANK YOU, you know how much I hate the -- they're not even non sequiturs, they're anti- sequiturs -- here. (BTW: You can throw the Airplane's "Won't You Try/Saturday Afternoon" at me in response, and I'll agree with you.) I see why others like it; I just can't dig it myself.
Sock it to me! BOS of my own to McCann/Harris.
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Woohoo for Bubble Puppy! Haven't heard this in a long time. Pretty tough tune as psychedelia goes.
In time with:
(http://www.rpparp.devisland.net/robert/images/120px-Dancing_Banana.gif)
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BOS, Goldie. Still cute after all these years.
"Hi, Big Dick here!"
Frightening how heavily this show in 1988 reruns affected my sensibilities.
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Set yer alarms, folks: if this one isn't the first set in the Marathon, I'll be stunned.
They aren't played in the order received?
Nope -- the pattern generally is the oldest year gets played at 7am. They think old folks get up early, I guess. Sometime we get lucky, but more often than not, it's '60s at 7.
And sho'nuff -- We get the 2 best (and oldest) years of the week to lead off. No desire to hear that '91 "classic" again. No, Dave, it's not gonna be "OK".
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Set yer alarms, folks: if this one isn't the first set in the Marathon, I'll be stunned.
They aren't played in the order received?
Nope -- the pattern generally is the oldest year gets played at 7am. They think old folks get up early, I guess. Sometime we get lucky, but more often than not, it's '60s at 7.
And that's what happened today. '69 followed by Monday's '77, then '91. So those of you who slept in missed Sassafras, but you'll get ol' King Tut and a Rhythm Stick again. Click click click!