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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on February 26, 2008, 09:18:10 AM
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Heard a promo yesterday evening. Dave and Ginger seem to be somewhat in sync--early 70s yesterday, 90s today--where will tomorrow take us?
(Actually, we have a mandatory all-hands meeting tomorrow at 10, so I will miss tomorrow fo' sho'.)
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Heard a promo yesterday evening. Dave and Ginger seem to be somewhat in sync--early 70s yesterday, 90s today--where will tomorrow take us?
(Actually, we have a mandatory all-hands meeting tomorrow at 10, so I will miss tomorrow fo' sho'.)
Cue the Haddaway! Not looking forward to this at all.
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starting early as well.
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Can't be worse than Ginger's set
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starting early as well.
TFF breakin' it down -- if you count the times he's played this in the wrong year, it's def a frequent flyer.
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No more sleepy dreaming? Mediocre TFF starts us off.
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Did we get Lenny Kravitz's "Believe" in our last '93 visit? Or was that someone else's set? Not complaining - I love this song - just curious.
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Did we get Lenny Kravitz's "Believe" in our last '93 visit? Or was that someone else's set? Not complaining - I love this song - just curious.
survey says -- not since June 2006. So it would have to have been Ginger or Rob.
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starting early as well.
TFF breakin' it down -- if you count the times he's played this in the wrong year, it's def a frequent flyer.
It only appears in my Db in this year, but it is definitely a Katrina. Not as bad as Haddaway, which is itself not quite as bad as Annie L's "Little Bird" or Cranberries "Dreams".
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Can't be worse than Ginger's set
oh yes it can ;) Ginger's was seriously lackluster, Dave can be downright awful in the '90s.
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Can't be worse than Ginger's set
oh yes it can ;) Ginger's was seriously lackluster, Dave can be downright awful in the '90s.
and as if to prove my point: UB40 at their paycheck-cashing worst. From an awful movie, to boot.
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
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starting early as well.
TFF breakin' it down -- if you count the times he's played this in the wrong year, it's def a frequent flyer.
It only appears in my Db in this year
that's amazing -- he's def played it in the wrong year at least 2 or 3 times, iirc. (I wanna say 1989 is the incorrect year of choice).
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Can't be worse than Ginger's set
oh yes it can ;) Ginger's was seriously lackluster, Dave can be downright awful in the '90s.
and as if to prove my point: UB40 at their paycheck-cashing worst. From an awful movie, to boot.
I love UB40, and this is in fact a bustout, but I have to agree with Mike. WOS #1 from me.
(I could muster a VHM for the JCM, but everything else so far got a 'meh')
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BOS "Mrs Rita"! may not get better than this, if history is a guide.
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie? And what's up with the live Dave 1993 announcement?
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HM to album-cut Gin Blossoms.
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starting early as well.
TFF breakin' it down -- if you count the times he's played this in the wrong year, it's def a frequent flyer.
It only appears in my Db in this year
that's amazing -- he's def played it in the wrong year at least 2 or 3 times, iirc. (I wanna say 1989 is the incorrect year of choice).
Sure you're not thinking of "Tears Roll Down," the single from their '91 GH comp?
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At a bout 9:15 Dave mentioned that it was going tobe 1993 today, and he said that "it's going to be a really good set. At least it looks good on paper."
Gin Blossoms "Mrs. Rita" is the only thing that remotely qualifies as looking good on paper as far as I'm concerned, so I'll have to give it a BOS. Sure wish they'd stuck around longer and produced more albums.
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie?
Sliver.
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One of two R&B songs from the '90s that Dave knows: Zhane, "Hey
Mr. DJ."
Oops, I got the title wrong, didn't I?
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie? And what's up with the live Dave 1993 announcement?
I was thinking the computers had taken a crap again, but we just heard the SH6 bumper so they either rebooted fast, or Dave got caught without a 93 bumper cued up.
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie?
Sliver.
Calling Sliver 'pedestrian' may well be the kindest review it ever got.
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WOS2 Zhane -- sorry, another frequent flier and I *HATE* Dave's habit of playing the same 2 or 3 R&B records repeatedly in each late-'80s/early '90s year.
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One of two R&B songs from the '90s that Dave knows: Zhane, "Hey Mr. DJ."
I was just looking at this in the Db and noting that it has only appeared in late Feb or early Mar, and so I was going to strongly predict hearing it today. Too late to be psychic tho'
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie?
Sliver.
Calling Sliver 'pedestrian' may well be the kindest review it ever got.
ROTFL!
"Hey Sharon Stone's hot right now -- let's put her in another 'erotic thriller'. Script? who needs a script?"
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Gin Blossoms "Mrs. Rita" is the only thing that remotely qualifies as looking good on paper as far as I'm concerned, so I'll have to give it a BOS. Sure wish they'd stuck around longer and produced more albums.
My bro' lives in Tempe, AZ, I recall seeing Gin Blossoms in small club there early 90's. Cool to see a group when they're just about to hit it big. Unfortunately one of their main guys killed himself, sealing the fate of their short run at the top.
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BOS for Porno for Pyros. No other song coming close.
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Reluctant BOS to "Pets," Perry Farrell's second best moment (behind "Tahitian Moon").
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BOS for Porno for Pyros. No other song coming close.
BOS2 for me, which is one more BOS than I expected, frankly.
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another BOS for Porno For Pyros, just because of my memory of playing frisbee with Perry & Steve on the Mexican border in '89.
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At a bout 9:15 Dave mentioned that it was going tobe 1993 today, and he said that "it's going to be a really good set. At least it looks good on paper."
Dave really thinks that playing Zhane demonstrates hipness and range. ;)
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AAAAAAAAAAAACK!!! WOS3 "Bad Boys". Ali, I was sorta kidding earlier, but this is FAR worse than Ginger's set. And Dave just did another live insert -- WTF?
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another BOS for Porno For Pyros, just because of my memory of playing frisbee with Perry & Steve on the Mexican border in '89.
Really? I'd like to hear more of that story.
I don't think I've heard this "Bad Boys" song before, and I hope I don't hear it again.
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Dave really thinks that playing Zhane demonstrates hipness and range. ;)
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Isn't Cops one of Dave's guilty TV pleasures, along with Judge Judy?
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another BOS for Porno For Pyros, just because of my memory of playing frisbee with Perry & Steve on the Mexican border in '89.
Really? I'd like to hear more of that story.
I don't think I've heard this "Bad Boys" song before, and I hope I don't hear it again.
meaning you've never seen an episode of Cops? Inner Circle is the name of the group, iirc.
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Dave really thinks that playing Zhane demonstrates hipness and range. ;)
Isn't Cops is one of Dave's guilty pleasures, along with Judge Judy?
Dave has more guilty pleasures than legitimate ones, I fear.
Jeez, the Proclaimers, in one of the 2 years they're "legal" -- I'm not "haverin'"... but I may heave.
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie?
Sliver.
Calling Sliver 'pedestrian' may well be the kindest review it ever got.
ROTFL!
"Hey Sharon Stone's hot right now -- let's put her in another 'erotic thriller'. Script? who needs a script?"
It sure killed William Baldwin's career for a decade. (and deservedly so)
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Dave really thinks that playing Zhane demonstrates hipness and range. ;)
Isn't Cops one of Dave's guilty TV pleasures, along with Judge Judy?
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Hey Wayback, who's the babe with the football?
And generally, when did some of our avatars suddenly get scroll bars? Ali's got one, and now Wayback does, too.
BOS to Radiohead, their first hit. So kcufin' special...
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I was completely baffled that this pedestrian cover from an even more pedestrian movie became UB40's biggest hit.
What's the movie?
Sliver.
Calling Sliver 'pedestrian' may well be the kindest review it ever got.
ROTFL!
"Hey Sharon Stone's hot right now -- let's put her in another 'erotic thriller'. Script? who needs a script?"
It sure killed William Baldwin's career for a decade. (and deservedly so)
Alec still rules, tho' -- 30 Rock is too hilarious for words.
Well, I guess someone will BOS Radiohead...
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Trivia I just learned the other day: "Creep" has such a similar chord progression to "The Air That I Breathe" that Albert Hammond Sr. sued and won himself a writing credit on the song. Personally, I don't hear the connection.
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I don't think I've heard this "Bad Boys" song before, and I hope I don't hear it again.
meaning you've never seen an episode of Cops? Inner Circle is the name of the group, iirc.
you do rc, and although I haven't seen an ep either I still know what it is.
Cna't believe I can offer a 3rd BOS, but Radiohead deserves one. However I think I'm already up to four WOS votes anyway.
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when did some of our avatars suddenly get scroll bars? Ali's got one, and now Wayback does, too.
? ? ? what are these scrollbars of which you speak? I'm not seein' 'em on *my* computer...
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Missed the last "fuckin" in there, I do believe.
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Trivia I just learned the other day: "Creep" has such a similar chord progression to "The Air That I Breathe" that Albert Hammond Sr. sued and won himself a writing credit on the song. Personally, I don't hear the connection.
I didn't know the factoid about the successful lawsuit, but I have always heard the similarity.
This is from the album Pablo Honey, and in 1993 I was living in Taiwan and watched this video on the MTV Japan channel, and they always listed the album as Pabro Honey.
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Trivia I just learned the other day: "Creep" has such a similar chord progression to "The Air That I Breathe" that Albert Hammond Sr. sued and won himself a writing credit on the song. Personally, I don't hear the connection.
There's a section of the bridge that's dead on copped from TATIB. If the Stones had to kick down to kd lang, then Thom definitely needs to tighten up Albert.
And I could swear we heard a non-reversed "fuckin'" there at the end of the song.
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Trivia I just learned the other day: "Creep" has such a similar chord progression to "The Air That I Breathe" that Albert Hammond Sr. sued and won himself a writing credit on the song. Personally, I don't hear the connection.
Well, we're talking chords not melody -- I can see where he might see that, but who else would without prompting?
LOL! "when the big computer crashes, we can't play commercials, either" Well, that guarantees it'll be fixed pronto!
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[This is from the album Pablo Honey, and in 1993 I was living in Taiwan and watched this video on the MTV Japan channel, and they always listed the album as Pabro Honey.
LOL! that reminds me of the Simpsons rerun I saw recently where they go to Springfield Chinatown and walk past a Toys "L" Us.
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Dave really thinks that playing Zhane demonstrates hipness and range. ;)
Isn't Cops one of Dave's guilty TV pleasures, along with Judge Judy?
Hey Wayback, who's the babe with the football?
And generally, when did some of our avatars suddenly get scroll bars? Ali's got one, and now Wayback does, too.
BOS to Radiohead, their first hit. So kcufin' special...
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Didn't realize my avatar had a scroll bar, I don't see it. That pic is from one of this year's Super Bowl ads.
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Dave really thinks that playing Zhane demonstrates hipness and range. ;)
Isn't Cops one of Dave's guilty TV pleasures, along with Judge Judy?
Hey Wayback, who's the babe with the football?
And generally, when did some of our avatars suddenly get scroll bars? Ali's got one, and now Wayback does, too.
BOS to Radiohead, their first hit. So kcufin' special...
Didn't realize my avatar had a scroll bar, I don't see it. That pic is from one of this year's Super Bowl ads.
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Realized that the scroll bar is onlyt there when I have this window minimized, not full screen. When I blow it up to full screen, no scroll bar. So don't pay me any mind...
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The evening 10@10 was from 1994. I believe it was from January 29, 2007 from reading the "Shraytabase" as it started with Leaving Las Vegas from Sheryl Crow and had Bruce's Streets of Philadelphia and the Crash Test Dummies Song.
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The evening 10@10 was from 1994. I believe it was from January 29, 2007 from reading the "Shraytabase" as it started with Leaving Las Vegas from Sheryl Crow and had Bruce's Streets of Philadelphia and the Crash Test Dummies Song.
Oh that's right -- if the computer crashed during the morning set, that means no recording. Glad I missed that replay.
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So this is the set we heard in the morning.
02/26/2008 - Tuesday!! Let's go to...1993!!!
1. Tears for Fears - Break it Down Again
2. John Mellencamp - When Jesus Left Birmingham
3. Lenny Kravitz - Believe
4. UB40 - Can't Help Falling in Love
5. Gin Blossoms - Mrs. Rita
6. Jhane - Hey Mr. D.J.
7. Porno for Pyros - Pets (BEST OF SET!!)
8. Inner Circle - Bad Boys
9. The Proclaimers - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
10. Radiohead - Creep
BONUS TRACK: Hothouse Flowers - Thing of Beauty
NOTE: Due to technical difficulties tonight's 10@10 will be a different set....sorry....