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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on November 20, 2007, 10:03:07 AM
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Face the Face!
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Face the Face!
You must have heard the cautionary tale...
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Face the Face!
early BOS. I'm in a Blow Monkeys kinda mood, tho'.
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Face the Face!
You must have heard the cautionary tale...
Uh, refresh my memory. It's not coming to me rignt off.
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I'm in a Blow Monkeys kinda mood, tho'.
"What's that Satan, getting chilly all of a sudden? Oh, I can explain...it's because RGMike just publicly wished for a Katrina. Yeah, sure, I'll talk to him."
:wink: :wink: :wink:
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Face the Face!
You must have heard the cautionary tale...
Uh, refresh my memory. It's not coming to me rignt off.
opening line of the song, no memory to refresh.
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Worst Line of Week: "Straight as curve." I'm sure he thought he was really clever when he sang that.
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I'm in a Blow Monkeys kinda mood, tho'.
"What's that Satan, getting chilly all of a sudden? Oh, I can explain...it's because RGMike just publicly wished for a Katrina. Yeah, sure, I'll talk to him."
:wink: :wink: :wink:
Ha! But it's a (dare I say) "good" Katrina. When did Dave play it last, BTW?
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what are the odds that Dave can overcome his inate desire to make us hear The Stranglers "Dreamtime" for the 4th time this year?
There are at least 2 other tracks on that album that I wish he'd play instead.
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Ha! But it's a (dare I say) "good" Katrina. When did Dave play it last, BTW?
wow, TANC! (did you already know?) It was a year ago to the day. And it was the 4th time we heard it in '06.
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what are the odds that Dave can overcome his inate desire to make us hear The Stranglers "Dreamtime" for the 4th time this year?
There are at least 2 other tracks on that album that I wish he'd play instead.
or better yet, Daryl Hall's song of the same name (which was a #5 single, hardly an obscurity).
VHM Mater, Pater, and Mick H.
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nice seg from that Reagan clip into -- who? The Hooters?
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nice seg from that Reagan clip into -- who? The Hooters?
I do believe you've nailed it--I couldn't place them with this song. Safe to say, extreme rarity if not a debut.
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nice seg from that Reagan clip into -- who? The Hooters?
Must be, and a total bustout too.
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nice seg from that Reagan clip into -- who? The Hooters?
I do believe you've nailed it--I couldn't place them with this song. Safe to say, extreme rarity if not a debut.
Indeed, I'll have to BOS it, it's quite good. Is Reagan the "deadly piper"? LOL!
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AAAAAAAACK! WOS the Goat, which is much worse than Turkey.
"you can taaaaaahk to mheeeeeee..."
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Ack! It's the Goat. WOS, on general principals.
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Holy Crap! BOS3 JJ -- another bustout?
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Jeez! Is this Joe Jackson?!? Another bustout, I'm thinking.
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nice seg from that Reagan clip into -- who? The Hooters?
Must be, and a total bustout too.
yep, and it actually scraped the bottom of the charts, #38. Kudos to Dave.
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Jeez! Is this Joe Jackson?!? Another bustout, I'm thinking.
Yep again, we get "Right And Wrong" with some regularity, but not "Wild West".
spotlight on Graham Maby's bass.
You hear guns in the night and you hope they're not for you
'Cause a dog eats a dog then he eats his master too
In the land of the free and the not so often brave
There's both love or money, now choose which you will save
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TANC: I just listened to two Level 42 songs yesterday: "Running in the Family" and "Lessons in Love." Today's BOS falls in between those two as my prefs go, LIL being the superior.
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VHM Level 42, tho' this is becoming a frequent flier, methinks.
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Sometimes, you're better off BOS2.
There are some who deem this the first #1 rap single.
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BOS4 PSBs -- one of the great debut singles, and the start of a brilliant career.
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haveyougotitdoyougetit ifsohowften?
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Sometimes, you're better off BOS2.
There are some who deem this the first #1 rap single.
So "Rapture" doesn't count?
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BOS4 PSBs -- one of the great debut singles, and the start of a brilliant career.
brilliance on display in the line "from Lake Geneva to the Finland Station", a reference which I doubt 5% of listeners caught (present company excluded of course).
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haveyougotitdoyougetit ifsohowoften?
I choose the HARD option :wink:
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Sometimes, you're better off BOS2.
There are some who deem this the first #1 rap single.
So "Rapture" doesn't count?
That's what I was thinking.
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Sometimes, you're better off BOS2.
There are some who deem this the first #1 rap single.
So "Rapture" doesn't count?
Their stance is that it was a sung song that happened to have a rapped bridge. I happen to consider "Rapture" the first #1 rap single.
A third camp opts for "Ice Ice Baby." I feel bad for them.
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I respect Jackson Browne's political commitment. But that doesn't mean his late '80s songs are, y'know, good.
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BOS4 PSBs -- one of the great debut singles, and the start of a brilliant career.
brilliance on display in the line "from Lake Geneva to the Finland Station", a reference which I doubt 5% of listeners caught (present company excluded of course).
Color me 95 - I have no idea what that line referred to.
Is this Jackson Browne or David & David?
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Is this Jackson Browne or David & David?
surely you jest, Shirley.
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UH! Prince gets in touch with his feminine side. Problem is, he wouldn't stop touching it.
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I respect Jackson Browne's political commitment. But that doesn't mean his late '80s songs are, y'know, good.
This "Soldier of Plenty" is one of the better ones, though, and yet another bustout in this set. Unheard of!
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BOS5 Prince!! Dave has really made up for his lack of post-"Rain" purpleness in the past year. Act yo' age, mama, not yo' shoe size!
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UH! Prince gets in touch with his feminine side. Problem is, he wouldn't stop touching it.
"dude -- if I had boobs I'd constantly be feeling myself up!"
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BOS4 PSBs -- one of the great debut singles, and the start of a brilliant career.
brilliance on display in the line "from Lake Geneva to the Finland Station", a reference which I doubt 5% of listeners caught (present company excluded of course).
Color me 95 - I have no idea what that line referred to.
one Vladimir Ilich Lenin, in exile in Sitzerland in 1917, was given a so-called "sealed train" by the German government to cross Germany & go back to Russia. The Krauts clearly hoped Lenin's return would create political unrest back in Russia, which would help to end the war on the Eastern front. Lenin arrived to a tumultuous reception at Finland Station, in Petrograd (later Leningrad, now St. Petersburg), and 6 months later Russia exited the war.
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Rosalie's bonus track takes a serious dive from the quality of the set: Winwood, Higher Love.
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Rosalie's bonus track takes a serious dive from the quality of the set: Winwood, Higher Love.
Ha! Beat me to it! Any '86 with 3 bustouts is truly one for the books. Kudos to Dave (and whoever has put him in a good mood lately).
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BOS4 PSBs -- one of the great debut singles, and the start of a brilliant career.
brilliance on display in the line "from Lake Geneva to the Finland Station", a reference which I doubt 5% of listeners caught (present company excluded of course).
Color me 95 - I have no idea what that line referred to.
one Vladimir Ilich Lenin, in exile in Sitzerland in 1917, was given a so-called "sealed train" by the German government to cross Germany & go back to Russia. The Krauts clearly hoped Lenin's return would create political unrest back in Russia, which would help to end the war on the Eastern front. Lenin arrived to a tumultuous reception at Finland Station, in Petrograd (later Leningrad, now St. Petersburg), and 6 months later Russia exited the war.
If you say so....
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11/20/2007 - Tuesday! Ten GREAT songs from...1986!!
1. Pete Townshend - Face the Face
2. Call - Everywhere I Go
3. Simply Red - Holding Back the Years (BEST OF SET!!)
4. Hooters - Where Do the Children Go
5. Stevie Nicks - Talk to Me
6. Joe Jackson - Wild West
7. Level 42 - Something About You
8. Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls
9. Jackson Browne - Soldier of Plenty
10. Prince - Kiss
BONUS TRACK: Steve Winwood - Higher Love