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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: ggould on July 02, 2008, 09:56:32 AM
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who is this?
Gin Blossoms?
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Gin Blossoms from Tempe, AZ
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who is this?
Gin Blossoms -- a proxy of Gaz, but I'm outta here. '89 and '96 back-to-back -- sheesh!
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is the clock in upper right of this site slow by about two minutes?
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is the clock in upper right of this site slow by about two minutes?
Yep, looks that way.
VHM to Radiohead when they were still just another Britpop band. High 'n Dry.
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BOS "Drown"
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Not a bustout, but close: Son Volt, Drown (released in 95, but got airplay in 96). BOS.
Yer cousin Ed...drowned!
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is the clock in upper right of this site slow by about two minutes?
Yep, looks that way.
VHM to Radiohead when they were still just another Britpop band. High 'n Dry.
Why am I associating that one with '95?
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is the clock in upper right of this site slow by about two minutes?
Yep, looks that way.
VHM to Radiohead when they were still just another Britpop band. High 'n Dry.
Why am I associating that one with '95?
Maybe 'cause it was released in '95? Per AMG, it hit #18 on the Modern Rock chart in 95, then went to 78 on the Hot 100 in 96 (which was probably when KFOG played it ;) ).
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Good thing Mike bailed out before Clapton's "Change The World" - he'd be apoplectic.
ETA: I see he didn't necessarily bail yet.
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is the clock in upper right of this site slow by about two minutes?
I sent a note to the server dude.
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Ughh, lousy pun, "too many Phishheads 'jamming' into this tiny town."
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Good thing Mike bailed out before Clapton's "Change The World" - he'd be apoplectic.
ETA: I see he didn't necessarily bail yet.
I'm posting but not listening. And -- surprise -- I actually LIKE "Change the World", I'd've given it a VHM at very least.
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Good thing Mike bailed out before Clapton's "Change The World" - he'd be apoplectic.
ETA: I see he didn't necessarily bail yet.
I'm posting but not listening. And -- surprise -- I actually LIKE "Change the World", I'd've given it a VHM at very least.
Surprise!? How 'bout total shock. There's a great expression in Taiwanese that connotes astonishment at someone acting totally out of character better than anything in English: "Bo-day-qua!"
Such as when my 6-yr-old said he didn't want any ice cream last Saturday, or when RGMike says he actually would give a VHM to late-period Clapton.
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This sounds like Lenny K., am I right?
Big 'meh' regardless.
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Good thing Mike bailed out before Clapton's "Change The World" - he'd be apoplectic.
ETA: I see he didn't necessarily bail yet.
I'm posting but not listening. And -- surprise -- I actually LIKE "Change the World", I'd've given it a VHM at very least.
Surprise!? How 'bout total shock. There's a great expression in Taiwanese that connotes astonishment at someone acting totally out of character better than anything in English: "Bo-day-qua!"
Such as when my 6-yr-old said he didn't want any ice cream last Saturday, or when RGMike says he actually would give a VHM to late-period Clapton.
LOL! I actually think it's a nice lyric. Of course, I'd've preferred Wynonna Judd's version ;)
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Counting Blue VHM's.
Tell me all your thoughts on 1HW's.
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Counting Blue VHM's.
Tell me all your thoughts on 1HW's.
BOS2 from me--guilty pleasure, but really dug it, then and now.
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Counting Blue VHM's.
Tell me all your thoughts on 1HW's.
BOS2 from me--guilty pleasure, but really dug it, then and now.
I heard it this morning in the car, must have been over on Channel 104.9, and I was singing along a bit myself.
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WOS, too many marlenas. Just sounds like a bad Springsteen imitation to me.
BOS, um, Radiohead.
Really, this '96 isn't that awful, better than yesterday's '89. Not saying much, maybe, but there you have it.
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Jakob Dylan was all over KFOG when I moved here in Aug 1996, roughly the same time as Gaz. I wonder if he associates it with arriving in SF like I do.
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The songs in this set are pretty good, but it sounds just like listening to KFOG during the day, except for the Son Volt song, which I'm really sorry to have missed. "Yer causin' it!"
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Jakob Dylan was all over KFOG when I moved here in Aug 1996, roughly the same time as Gaz. I wonder if he associates it with arriving in SF like I do.
Gaz was all over KFOG when you moved here? Wow, you never told us! :)
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The songs in this set are pretty good, but it sounds just like listening to KFOG during the day, except for the Son Volt song, which I'm really sorry to have missed. "Yer causin' it!"
Well I will give my BOS to Smashing Pumpkins "1979", which is just the opposite of what you described, a song they never played then but which has attained "world class rock" status since.
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is the clock in upper right of this site slow by about two minutes?
fixed
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07/02/2008 - Wednesday! The Big Wheel stops on...1996!!!
1. Gin Blossoms - Follow You Down
2. Radiohoead - High & Dry (BEST OF SET!!)
3. Son Volt - Drown
4. Jars of Clay - Flood
5. Eric Clapton - Change the World
6. Phish - Free
7. Lenny Kravitz - Can't Get You Off My Mind
8. Dishwalla - Counting Blue Cars
9. Wallfloweers - Three Marlenas
10. Smashing Pumpkins - 1979
BONUS TRACK: Brian Setzer Orchestra - (The Legend of) Johnny Kool
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Jakob Dylan was all over KFOG when I moved here in Aug 1996, roughly the same time as Gaz. I wonder if he associates it with arriving in SF like I do.
Gaz was all over KFOG when you moved here? Wow, you never told us! :)
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Jakob Dylan was all over KFOG when I moved here in Aug 1996, roughly the same time as Gaz. I wonder if he associates it with arriving in SF like I do.
I totally do! Although moreso "6th Ave Heartache" than "3 Marlenas." And to this day, hearing either song takes me to Kearny St for a moment.
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Counting Blue VHM's.
Tell me all your thoughts on 1HW's.
BOS2 from me--guilty pleasure, but really dug it, then and now.
Why guilty! Great tune, and would get my BOS if I were staying up to listen to this set. But seems like y'alls' commenting here was far more entertaining than the set itself.
PS: Dishwalla may have been a 1HW, but they won me mucho grande on R&R Jeopardy (coming up on the 10th anniversary of that, yikes!), and they did a fine, inventive cover of "It's Going to Take Some Time" on If I Were a Carpenter.