10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on December 21, 2007, 10:05:33 AM
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Cuba Gooding, Sr's heart's broken -- 'cause he's seen his son's recent movies!
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the '70s were a good time for anti-war songs set in ancient times, eh? BOS "Conquistador", and another for Mah-mo-YEAH!
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Cuba Gooding, Sr's heart's broken -- 'cause he's seen his son's recent movies!
What!? You don't think his heart bursts with pride upon viewing Daddy Day Camp!?
;D :o
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BOS for "Baby Please Go Away", or that's how I heard it for years.
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BOS for "Baby Please Go Away", or that's how I heard it for years.
There are mondegreens... and then there are invest-in-a-box-of-QTips-greens ;)
OMFG! BOS3 Hollies and their fab not-heard-often-enuf "Long Dark Road".
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This may become a 10-way tie for me, but special mention to "Long Dark Road," a Hollies gem I've only ever heard on Dave's 10@10s. I love this kind of road-weariness.
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and you know.
I.
love the Hollies.
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BOS for "Baby Please Go Away", or that's how I heard it for years.
I heard it as please go-o a-away for years too...and I'm kind of obsessive about my q-tips!
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BOS to A Very Tull Xmas.
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
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This may become a 10-way tie for me, but special mention to "Long Dark Road," a Hollies gem I've only ever heard on Dave's 10@10s. I love this kind of road-weariness.
deserved to be a much bigger hit -- got no Top 40 play in NYC; I only ever heard it on Casey Kasem.
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
indeed, we're really heading to 10-way-tie territory now.
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we're really heading to 10-way-tie territory now.
And Rev Al confirms it, methinks.
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There he was, with his immigration face. It was something like the gas face.
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BOS to A Very Tull Xmas.
as opposed to "A Very Jethro Xmas", which involves the Clampetts and Miss Hathaway.
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we're really heading to 10-way-tie territory now.
And Rev Al confirms it, methinks.
It's almost 3 years since Dave whipped this out. BOS's all around. And let Graham in for god sakes!
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"You're about as fatale as an afterdinner mint!"
BOS for Liza and Michael.
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Screw that honky cat Maximillian!
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Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
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Indeed, serious 10-way tie possibilities, only extended by EJ and his Honky Cat. Change is gonna do me good!
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Willkommen! Bienvenue! Welcome!
TANC: That line appears in "Private Parts," which I just saw last night for the first time.
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Brian: Screw Maximilian!
Sally: I do.
Brian: So do I.
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It's almost 3 years since Dave whipped this out.
that's not what Jose said...
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Brian: Screw Maximilian!
Sally: I do.
Brian: So do I.
Jerry: Not that there's anything wrong with that.
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OMFG: No kidding, I was just about to post that I'd really love for this set to conclude with "SWILY"!!! YAY!!
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Holy crap! the English Congregation!!! Fab. Yoo. LUSS.
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
Greg Lake was '74 or '75, methinks. But C&C were either '71 or '72 iirc. Gary Glitter, sprung from NHL jail! Woo Hoo!
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
Greg Lake was '74 or '75, methinks. But C&C were either '71 or '72 iirc. Gary Glitter, sprung from NHL jail! Woo Hoo!
HAY, HAAAAYYYYY!
wooo frickin hooooo
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
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Coulda been 10 way, but WOS to Gary Glitter.
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
and to all a good night! Er, like Gaz, I mean have a happy xmas (war is over) holiday!
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Coulda been 10 way, but WOS to Gary Glitter.
I agree, and since he's been exposed as a pedi-perv, all the much more!
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
Greg Lake was '74 or '75, methinks. But C&C were either '71 or '72 iirc. Gary Glitter, sprung from NHL jail! Woo Hoo!
HAY, HAAAAYYYYY!
wooo frickin hooooo
Ali & I hope to hear Mr Glitter at least five times tomorrow nite
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
Greg Lake was '74 or '75, methinks. But C&C were either '71 or '72 iirc. Gary Glitter, sprung from NHL jail! Woo Hoo!
It was '75.
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
Greg Lake was '74 or '75, methinks. But C&C were either '71 or '72 iirc. Gary Glitter, sprung from NHL jail! Woo Hoo!
Looks like you're right--AMG sez I Believe in Father Christmas charted in '75.
And from the I Didn't Know That! department: Lake's bio on AMG says he wrote Lucky Man when he was around 12, then shelved it for a good while before recording it for inclusion on the first ELP album.
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
and to all a good night! Er, like Gaz, I mean have a happy xmas (war is over) holiday!
My holiday wishes to all of you my friends! I'll be listening on Monday, but though I tried I didn't get my own christmas wish in. But consider yourselves all publicly thanked for your comraderie & support thougout this year. Here's to you!
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Looks like you're right--AMG sez I Believe in Father Christmas charted in '75.
And from the I Didn't Know That! department: Lake's bio on AMG says he wrote Lucky Man when he was around 12, then shelved it for a good while before recording it for inclusion on the first ELP album.
Sounds like we were both just reading the same thing and having the same reactiion!
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
Wow, there's a full day for you. Travel safe, Joe, and have a great Xmas in the land of your people.
I'm here in SF probably thru Monday's set, then off to the land of MY people (Sac-burg) for a couple of days.
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
and to all a good night! Er, like Gaz, I mean have a happy xmas (war is over) holiday!
My holiday wishes to all of you my friends! I'll be listening on Monday, but though I tried I didn't get my own christmas wish in. But consider yourselves all publicly thanked for your comraderie & support thougout this year. Here's to you!
Mark, looks like we're back in sync again. I too didn't get around to calling in a Christmas greeting (too damn busy at work the last two days, and slept too late today--I have shifted to holiday mode in earnest). But my fondest wishes for a peaceful holiday to all of you, and may this little kaffeeklatsch prosper and continue for years to come.
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Happy holidays to all. I also appreciate the comeraderie (sp?) and support throughout the year.
I'm going to be off work until Jan 2. Up in SF for family dinner Christmas Eve, then Mill Valley dinner on the 25th.
Best wishes to all for a great 2008.
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
and to all a good night! Er, like Gaz, I mean have a happy xmas (war is over) holiday!
My holiday wishes to all of you my friends! I'll be listening on Monday, but though I tried I didn't get my own christmas wish in. But consider yourselves all publicly thanked for your comraderie & support thougout this year. Here's to you!
Mark, looks like we're back in sync again. I too didn't get around to calling in a Christmas greeting (too damn busy at work the last two days, and slept too late today--I have shifted to holiday mode in earnest). But my fondest wishes for a peaceful holiday to all of you, and may this little kaffeeklatsch propser and continue for years to come.
Indeed, dittoes upon dittoes. This forum in which I post most excessively truly helps to keep me sane (or slightly less insane, perhaps) -- work would be unbearable without you guyz'n'galz. I'll be around for the Xmas set on Mon, in the midst of my Xmas-thru-New Year's movie marathon. Happy Merry and Merry Happy to all.
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And with that, I'm off to write cards, wrap presents, and copyedit a chapter of a book before departing for Pittsburgh. I'll be back on Wednesday. Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good Friday!
Gaz
and to all a good night! Er, like Gaz, I mean have a happy xmas (war is over) holiday!
My holiday wishes to all of you my friends! I'll be listening on Monday, but though I tried I didn't get my own christmas wish in. But consider yourselves all publicly thanked for your comraderie & support thougout this year. Here's to you!
Mark, looks like we're back in sync again. I too didn't get around to calling in a Christmas greeting (too damn busy at work the last two days, and slept too late today--I have shifted to holiday mode in earnest). But my fondest wishes for a peaceful holiday to all of you, and may this little kaffeeklatsch propser and continue for years to come.
Indeed, dittoes upon dittoes. This forum in which I post most excessively truly helps to keep me sane (or slightly less insane, perhaps) -- work would be unbearable without you guyz'n'galz. I'll be around for the Xmas set on Mon, in the midst of my Xmas-thru-New Year's movie marathon. Happy Merry and Merry Happy to all.
A few flicks I want to see. Planning on Alvin on Thursday or Friday. New Julia Roberts flick I heard a promo for sounds OK too. Renee was touting an indie called Juno or Juneau? Sounds good too.
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happy holidays to all! i'm off to rome for ten days on sunday.
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happy holidays to all! i'm off to rome for ten days on sunday.
Well, excuuuuuse me! Hey, when you're there, can you kick the Pope's ass for me? (Never mind -- he'd probably enjoy it)
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A few flicks I want to see. Planning on Alvin on Thursday or Friday. New Julia Roberts flick I heard a promo for sounds OK too. Renee was touting an indie called Juno or Juneau? Sounds good too.
Ali: Juno is just wonderful. Alvin is said to be unspeakably awful -- unless your kids are under 5.
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A few flicks I want to see. Planning on Alvin on Thursday or Friday. New Julia Roberts flick I heard a promo for sounds OK too. Renee was touting an indie called Juno or Juneau? Sounds good too.
Ali: Juno is just wonderful. Alvin is said to be unspeakably awful -- unless your kids are under 5.
Indeed, Juno is high on my list for holiday movie fare, as is Charlie Wilson's War and I may try to get I'm Not There in, if it's still playing (the Embarcadero had it last week--hope I didn't snooze too long). Also I just found out that The Golden Compass is part of the His Dark Materials trilogy, which piques my interest a little more as I've heard great things about that work.
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A few flicks I want to see. Planning on Alvin on Thursday or Friday. New Julia Roberts flick I heard a promo for sounds OK too. Renee was touting an indie called Juno or Juneau? Sounds good too.
Ali: Juno is just wonderful. Alvin is said to be unspeakably awful -- unless your kids are under 5.
Indeed, Juno is high on my list for holiday movie fare, as is Charlie Wilson's War and I may try to get I'm Not There in, if it's still playing (the Embarcadero had it last week--hope I didn't snooze too long). Also I just found out that The Golden Compass is part of the His Dark Materials trilogy, which piques my interest a little more as I've heard great things about that work.
we had a discussion here about Compass 2 weeks ago -- guess you HAVE been snoozin, bub. ;) I'm Not there has moved to the Lumiere. I'm looking forward to Walk Hard, which looks freakin' HIGH-larious. "How's yer mind? Blown?"
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OMG, Jethro Tull!
I was amazed when the Drive played this, but I am completely at loss for words getting this from Dave.
'72 was a big year for r&r xmas tunes, iirc. Didn't the Greg Lake Father Christmas come out that year too? I think Santa Claus and His Old Lady was a year or two later.
OK, English Congregation confirms the 10-way tie!
Greg Lake was '74 or '75, methinks. But C&C were either '71 or '72 iirc. Gary Glitter, sprung from NHL jail! Woo Hoo!
HAY, HAAAAYYYYY!
wooo frickin hooooo
Ali & I hope to hear Mr Glitter at least five times tomorrow nite
(http://sharkspage.com/jpgs3/sharks_flames1b.jpg)
Amen! Catchin it on the reply tonight. Haaayyyyy!!!!!
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A few flicks I want to see. Planning on Alvin on Thursday or Friday. New Julia Roberts flick I heard a promo for sounds OK too. Renee was touting an indie called Juno or Juneau? Sounds good too.
Ali: Juno is just wonderful. Alvin is said to be unspeakably awful -- unless your kids are under 5.
Indeed, Juno is high on my list for holiday movie fare, as is Charlie Wilson's War and I may try to get I'm Not There in, if it's still playing (the Embarcadero had it last week--hope I didn't snooze too long). Also I just found out that The Golden Compass is part of the His Dark Materials trilogy, which piques my interest a little more as I've heard great things about that work.
we had a discussion here about Compass 2 weeks ago -- guess you HAVE been snoozin, bub. ;) I'm Not there has moved to the Lumiere. I'm looking forward to Walk Hard, which looks freakin' HIGH-larious. "How's yer mind? Blown?"
Mark:
Did you get the pass and see Walk Hard?
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happy holidays to all! i'm off to rome for ten days on sunday.
Well, excuuuuuse me! Hey, when you're there, can you kick the Pope's ass for me? (Never mind -- he'd probably enjoy it)
i don't think i'll get close to the vatican. i'm sure there are far more interesting asses to see.
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Was preoccupied with Casey Kasem and a not-bad Beatles Xmas show on KFRC this morning, so I tuned in for the tail end of the 1985 set. Then Dave did his usual "coming up: the best set of the week" pre-intro and sure enuf it was 1983 -- whenever Dave says "best of the week" it's always an early-'80s set regardless of the set's actual, y'know, quality. ::)
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12/21/2007 - FRIDAY!!! Ten tunes from...1972!!
1. Main Ingredient - Everybody Plays the Fool
2. Procul Harum - Conquistador
3. Raspberries - Go All the Way
4. Hollies - Long Dark Road
5. Jethro Tull - Christmas Song (BEST OF SET!!)
6. Al Green - I'm Still in Love With You
7. Crosby & Nash - Immigration Man
8. Elton John - Honky Cat
9. English Congregation - Softly Whispering I Love You
10. Gary Glitter - Rock & Roll, Parts 1 & 2
BONUS TRACK: Who - Join Together
And that brings us up to date. Sorry for all the "forum reordering" posts but as we'd missed 6 out of the last 10 set lists I figured it was worth it while they were still on the KFOG site. See y'all in 10 hours for the Xmas card set!
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Sorry for all the "forum reordering" posts but as we'd missed 6 out of the last 10 set lists I figured it was worth it while they were still on the KFOG site. See y'all in 10 hours for the Xmas card set!
Bless you, my son! Fine work, we appreciate it.