10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on June 26, 2008, 10:03:42 AM
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My last 10@10 (in real time) for the week: I'm in training today from 9-1 and tomo'w from 8-noon. So I'll miss Dave's Pride Set as well as what I suspect may be a '60s set today.
You won't be so sorry to miss 1988 I think.
VHM to Jerry Harrison "Rev It Up"
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This set's going to be a disaster. If we get "I'm No Angel" or anything else from John Hiatt, I'm outta here.
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The time has come to say fair's fair. Please Dave, give us a few surprises and no Katrinas any bigger than this one.
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If this is paradise, I wish I had a lawn mower.
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Everybody knows...that this will get a few BOS votes.
"Everybody rolls the dice with their fingers crossed"
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LOL! The requisite Dan Quayle montage into "Crash" by the Primitives...so shut, shut your mouth 'cause I'm not listening anyhow.
First enthusiastic BOS from me.
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BOS for Crash--but is this from '88? I associate it with the early 90s more than 88, but in 88 I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention to alternative bands.
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BOS for Crash--but is this from '88? I associate it with the early 90s more than 88, but in 88 I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention to alternative bands.
I want to say it got a re-release; I faintly remember hearing/seeing it on 120 Minutes. (Pre-Dive Kendall.)
This set's much better than I expected; BOS to the Leonard Cohen.
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BOS for Crash--but is this from '88? I associate it with the early 90s more than 88, but in 88 I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention to alternative bands.
It was, I was in SD 87-89 and this was definitely one of my favorites from 91X.
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I couldn't ID the movie. HM to Robert Cray. Think we can make it through this set without any Crowded House?
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Hey Urth, first time in a while that we're both here in real time.
How's the unpacking & settling in going?
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I couldn't ID the movie. HM to Robert Cray. Think we can make it through this set without any Crowded House?
Roger Rabbit, with Christopher Lloyd as the bad guy. That was Kathleen Turner screaming "No!!!! It's DIIIIIIP!!!"
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BOS for Crash--but is this from '88? I associate it with the early 90s more than 88, but in 88 I wasn't paying a whole lot of attention to alternative bands.
I want to say it got a re-release; I faintly remember hearing/seeing it on 120 Minutes. (Pre-Dive Kendall.)
This set's much better than I expected; BOS to the Leonard Cohen.
That explains it--per AMG there was a remix of Crash released in '95, which jives more with my memory than its original bow.
And WOS to the Robert Cray.
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BOS2(FRA) to Dylan's "Silvio." Was this the one he co-wrote with Robert Hunter?
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Hey Urth, first time in a while that we're both here in real time.
How's the unpacking & settling in going?
Pretty well--we're mostly unpacked (the essential stuff anyway--still a lot of books and CDs in boxes, but we have shelving issues to resolve first). Very different here--but we're starting to meet people and have made a couple expeditions into Portland for various things. Now the focus is on getting the weeds and so forth under control (trying to avoid chemical solutions if possible) and on finding a steady gig. Heard of two freelance opportunities yesterday tho, so maybe the steady thing won't be necessary so soon.
Spent a couple hours the other morning trying to navigate the application process for Kaiser Northwest (it's a nearly separate entity from Kaiser NorCal and is not included in CNET's COBRA offering). Came to the realization that you don't have to dig too far into our health care system to get an idea of how broken it really is--terribly confusing, not to mention frustrating when you realize what is covered, or rather, what's not.
So how's things with you? You residing in the Sunset again? Ironic that you'd move out there just as I move out. And how's the new gig so far?
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06/26/2008 - Thursday! Great sounds from...1988!!
1. Jerry Harrison - Rev it Up
2. Midnight Oil - Beds Are Burning
3. Talking Heads - Nothing But Flowers
4. Leonard Cohen - Everybody Knows (BEST OF SET!!)
5. Primitives - Crash
6. Church - Under the Milky Way
7. Robert Cray - Don't Be Afraid of the Dark
8. Escape Club - Wild Wild West
9. REM - Turn You Inside Out
10. Bob Dylan - Silvio
BONUS TRACK: Ziggy Marley & the Melody Makers - Tomorrow People
er...ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.
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BOS2(FRA) to Dylan's "Silvio." Was this the one he co-wrote with Robert Hunter?
Yes indeedely. I think some of the GD are singing backup too. When asked once about Dylan singing a song Hunter wrote, Hunter replied something to the effect of "Bob Dylan doesn't need to ask permission to sing a song!"
I tried to call it in BOS, but I was too late.
http://www.bobdylan.com/songs/silvio.html