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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on September 25, 2007, 10:05:26 AM
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"Breathe the air we have flown you"
BOS the 'oo.
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"Breathe the air we have flown you"
BOS the 'oo.
Holy Toledo, awesome TOHC! Gonna be hard to top this one. Have we heard it before?
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"Breathe the air we have flown you"
BOS the 'oo.
Holy Toledo, awesome TOHC! Gonna be hard to top this one. Have we heard it before?
TANC:Rob played it last week, but I can't remember the last time Dave did. (oops it's "blown you", not "flown you")
VHM BTO, lettin' it ride.
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"Breathe the air we have flown you"
BOS the 'oo.
Holy Toledo, awesome TOHC! Gonna be hard to top this one. Have we heard it before?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure we have. Dave likes Quadrophenia a lot--we've heard several different cuts from it, iirc.
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OMFFFG! It's the NY Dolls! Pills! BOS of the month!!!!
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Jeeezus H Christ! The NY Dolls? "RockNRoll Nurse" BOS
ETA: It's called "Pills". Oops.
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Jeeezus H Christ! The NY Dolls? "RockNRoll Nurse" BOS
ETA: It's called "Pills". Oops.
I've never heard that one before. I don't know if I've ever heard the NY Dolls before. And here comes Lou, or is this VU? Awesome variety in this set.
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It's a NY Heroin rock twofer--Sweet Lou, Satellite of Love. Not sure if this is a bustout, but safe to say the Dolls tune was.
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BOS "Satellite of Love" -- Best. '73. Set. EVAH!
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It's a NY Heroin rock twofer--Sweet Lou, Satellite of Love. Not sure if this is a bustout, but safe to say the Dolls tune was.
Harry Mark and John say we've heard SOL before -- but not very often. And the Dolls, yeah, MAJOR bustout.
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BOS "Satellite of Love" -- Best. '73. Set. EVAH!
Sounded like David Bowie singing backing vocals at the end there. Anybody know?
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BOS "Satellite of Love" -- Best. '73. Set. EVAH!
Sounded like David Bowie singing backing vocals at the end there. Anybody know?
Well, he produced the LP, so... yup.
VHM Mr Preston, the closest to a Katrina so far and we're halfway thru.
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BOS "Satellite of Love" -- Best. '73. Set. EVAH!
Sounded like David Bowie singing backing vocals at the end there. Anybody know?
Well, he produced the LP, so... yup.
VHM Mr Preston, the closest to a Katrina so far and we're halfway thru.
Never a complaint for Senor Preston, and how many rock songs have melodica in 'em? (outside of Stevie Wonder tunes, anyway...)
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Heh, Little Willie. Seems like we used to hear this all the time, but it's been pretty rare for a while.
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Duuuude!Sweeet! BOS4 "Little Willy", heh heh.
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BOS "Satellite of Love" -- Best. '73. Set. EVAH!
Sounded like David Bowie singing backing vocals at the end there. Anybody know?
Well, he produced the LP, so... yup.
VHM Mr Preston, the closest to a Katrina so far and we're halfway thru.
I wonder how late I can be to my 10:30 dev meeting....
Bos, NY Dolls, which I doubt I've heard before, but was able to tell was the Dolls.
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BOS "Satellite of Love" -- Best. '73. Set. EVAH!
Sounded like David Bowie singing backing vocals at the end there. Anybody know?
Well, he produced the LP, so... yup.
VHM Mr Preston, the closest to a Katrina so far and we're halfway thru.
I wonder how late I can be to my 10:30 dev meeting....
Bos, NY Dolls, which I doubt I've heard before, but was able to tell was the Dolls.
Indeed... the obvious choice for a Dolls bustout woulda been "Personality Crisis" but leave it to Dave to fool us all. BOS5 Mott! This really IS the best '73 set ever. "Some spade said 'rock'n'rollers -- you're all the same'"
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Glam slam, thank you ma'am!
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And now a glam twin-spin, with the Sweet into Mott the Hoople.
"Some spade said rock & rollers, you're all the same..."
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Glam slam, thank you ma'am!
"I felt SO ashamed!"
I cannot recall a set this stellar in ages.
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Indeed... the obvious choice for a Dolls bustout woulda been "Personality Crisis" but leave it to Dave to fool us all. BOS5 Mott! This really IS the best '73 set ever. "Some spade said 'rock'n'rollers -- you're all the same'"
Spade JINX!!!
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Indeed... the obvious choice for a Dolls bustout woulda been "Personality Crisis" but leave it to Dave to fool us all. BOS5 Mott! This really IS the best '73 set ever. "Some spade said 'rock'n'rollers -- you're all the same'"
Spade JINX!!!
BTW, Aidan Vaiziri sez Mick Ronson is playing in Morrissey's band:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/25/DDLMSD4PV.DTL
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Haven't heard the Rather report. He pronounces "burglary" funny.
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this Dan Rather clip is new, methinks.
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BOS6 Brooooooooooooooooce -- we don't often hear "Rosalita" from Dave. This is an astounding set, truly.
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VVVHM for Rosalita, a totally joyous experience -- would win BOS in most sets.
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Indeed... the obvious choice for a Dolls bustout woulda been "Personality Crisis" but leave it to Dave to fool us all. BOS5 Mott! This really IS the best '73 set ever. "Some spade said 'rock'n'rollers -- you're all the same'"
Spade JINX!!!
BTW, Aidan Vaiziri sez Mick Ronson is playing in Morrissey's band:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/25/DDLMSD4PV.DTL
That'd be a nice trick. Mick Ronson died about five years ago (maybe longer).
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Indeed... the obvious choice for a Dolls bustout woulda been "Personality Crisis" but leave it to Dave to fool us all. BOS5 Mott! This really IS the best '73 set ever. "Some spade said 'rock'n'rollers -- you're all the same'"
Spade JINX!!!
BTW, Aidan Vaiziri sez Mick Ronson is playing in Morrissey's band:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/25/DDLMSD4PV.DTL
That'd be a nice trick. Mick Ronson died about five years ago (maybe longer).
Y'know, I thought so... Did Ronson play on the orig recording of "Stop Me..."? Maybe that's what he meant.
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Ok, so... who's gonna "archive" this one tonite?
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Ok, so... who's gonna "archive" this one tonite?
I'm sure as hell gonna try. Best set in recent memory, although we've had a few good 'uns this year.
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This Santana tune--Love Devotion and Surrender?
Yep! Vocals just came in. Is this Carlos on vox?
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Yikes, we're not done. Santana's "LD&S" seems almost pretentious in this context, but I'll take it.
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BOS to "Love, Devotion & Surrender." Mike, is this one of those proto-disco trios you always hear on CG?
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This Santana tune--Love Devotion and Surrender?
Yep! Vocals just came in. Is this Carlos on vox?
Sounds like it -- very subdued. I didn't know he sang anything other than "Everything Is Coming Our Way". Guess that's the only hit he sang.
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This Santana tune--Love Devotion and Surrender?
Yep! Vocals just came in. Is this Carlos on vox?
Naive question: Has Carlos ever done any of his own lead vox? I didn't think he had.
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aack, crazy morning. missed everything up to this point.
BOS "L D & S"
now I'm departing imminently for LA until next Monday, driving down for a Fri-Sun expo, with two single-day events tomorrow & Thursday.
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BOS to "Love, Devotion & Surrender." Mike, is this one of those proto-disco trios you always hear on CG?
LQTM.
"Ecstasy Passion & Pain" is my fave. Given the target audience, I'm surprised nobody tried "Leather Rubber & Spandex".
VHM "Stir It Up" -- didn't this close out our last '73 set too?
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VHM "Stir It Up" -- didn't this close out our last '73 set too?
Yup:
08/20/2007 - Monday... A great year...1973!!
1. Dobie Gray - Drift Away
2. Alice Cooper - No More Mr. Nice Guy
3. J. Geils Band - Give it to Me
4. Pink Floyd - Time
5. Elton John - Elderberry Wine (BEST OF SET!!)
6. NYC - I'm Doin' Fine Now
7. Rolling Stones - Angie
8. Four Tops - Are You Man Enough
9. Led Zeppelin - The Song Remains the Same
10. Johnny Nash - Stir it Up
not a bad set either, actually.
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Ok, so... who's gonna "archive" this one tonite?
I'm sure as hell gonna try. Best set in recent memory, although we've had a few good 'uns this year.
Please, Please Please!!!!
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Tell me, Grey Seal, how does it feel to be the bonus?
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09/25/2007 - Tuesday! Remembering...1973!!
1. Who - The Punk Meets the Godfather
2. BTO - Let it Ride
3. NY Dolls - Pills
4. Lou Reed - Satellite of Love
5. Billy Preston - Will it Go Round in Circles
6. Sweet - Little Willy
7. Mott the Hoople - All the Way to Memphis (BEST OF SET!!)
8. Bruce Springsteen - Rosalita
9. Santana - Love, Devotion & Surrender
10. Johnny Nash - Stir it Up
BONUS TRACK: Elton John - Grey Seal
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aack, crazy morning. missed everything up to this point.
BOS "L D & S"
now I'm departing imminently for LA until next Monday, driving down for a Fri-Sun expo, with two single-day events tomorrow & Thursday.
Bummer that you missed most of the set--it was a real corker, as Mike Sweeney might say. Hopefully you'll have a good wi-fi connection in your room in LA and be in it by 10pm tonight.
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10. Johnny Nash - Sir it Up
ah yes: "Sir it Up" -- Mr Nash's long-forgotten duet with Lulu.
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aack, crazy morning. missed everything up to this point.
BOS "L D & S"
now I'm departing imminently for LA until next Monday, driving down for a Fri-Sun expo, with two single-day events tomorrow & Thursday.
Bummer that you missed most of the set--it was a real corker, as Mike Sweeney might say. Hopefully you'll have a good wi-fi connection in your room in LA and be in it by 10pm tonight.
Yep, made it in time for the NY Dolls anyway.
and now Sweet Lou...
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how many rock songs have melodica in 'em? (outside of Stevie Wonder tunes, anyway...)
We heard the Hooters entry in this category twice last Friday.
Little Willy qualifies as the biggest Blast From the Past for me. I think I still have this 45, with "Blockbuster" on the flip side.
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BTW, Aidan Vaiziri sez Mick Ronson is playing in Morrissey's band:
http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2007/09/25/DDLMSD4PV.DTL
That'd be a nice trick. Mick Ronson died about five years ago (maybe longer).
Y'know, I thought so... Did Ronson play on the orig recording of "Stop Me..."? Maybe that's what he meant.
Was just reading up on Ronson to find out when he died (turns out it was in '93--a good bit longer than five years ago) and found out he produced Morrissey's Your Arsenal album--I had no idea.
And even more of a "what da funk" revelation: Ronson played guitar, sang some backing vocals, and did string arrangements on the Pure Prairie League's Bustin' Out album--who knew? So he could well be heard on Fallin' In and Out of Love/Amie.
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aack, crazy morning. missed everything up to this point.
BOS "L D & S"
now I'm departing imminently for LA until next Monday, driving down for a Fri-Sun expo, with two single-day events tomorrow & Thursday.
Bummer that you missed most of the set--it was a real corker, as Mike Sweeney might say. Hopefully you'll have a good wi-fi connection in your room in LA and be in it by 10pm tonight.
Yep, made it in time for the NY Dolls anyway.
and now Sweet Lou...
Amazing fun fact: only 4 of the 10 songs in this set were Top 40 singles; the rest were LP cuts and/or singles that weren't hits.