10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on December 01, 2008, 09:58:55 AM
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Dave still don't like Mondays. (Tell me why!)
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It's cruel to play a Katrina as song #2 -- no wonder people don't like Mondays!
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Can't get online stream. How'd you get on?
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It's cruel to play a Katrina as song #2 -- no wonder people don't like Mondays!
It makes them Run Like Hell!
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Can't get online stream. How'd you get on?
http://www.streamaudio.com/stations/player/pages/newplayer/index_win.asp?Owner=&public=&headertext=&Station=KFOG_FM&Mac=No&OptIn=&Streamtype=&filename=
But if things don't improve I really *will* "Run Like Hell".
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Can't get online stream. How'd you get on?
I just use the "listen" link on the KFOG main page. No problems here. Keep trying.
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Can't get online stream. How'd you get on?
I'm on through the main KFOG.com link, no problems here. Other than nothing special to post about in the first three songs.
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Other than nothing special to post about in the first three songs.
indeed. make that 4 -- "Boogie Wonderland", is OK but no bustout.
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I'll BOS "Boogie Wonderland," one of disco's last great gasps. Would enjoy the Bee Gees' "Love You Inside Out" as a follow-up.
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BOS2 and proxy of Urth to Bram Tchaikovsky, "Girl of My Dreams"!
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It's Dave's greatest '79 hits! But BOS Bram T anyway -- still one fabulous track.
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BOS2 and proxy of Urth to Bram Tchaikovsky, "Girl of My Dreams"!
er, no need for the proxy, Urth, you're here!
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BOS2 and proxy of Urth to Bram Tchaikovsky, "Girl of My Dreams"!
First song I can really get excited about today. Always lovely to hear.
Did BT ever do anything else worth hearing
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BOS2 and proxy of Urth to Bram Tchaikovsky, "Girl of My Dreams"!
er, no need for the proxy, Urth, you're here!
S'okay--nice to know you're watching out for my interests! But seeing as I am here: BOS Bram T!
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I'll BOS "Boogie Wonderland," one of disco's last great gasps. Would enjoy the Bee Gees' "Love You Inside Out" as a follow-up.
When I think of 1979 music memories, top of mind is Joe Jackson, Elvis Costello, Nick Lowe, Blondie, Doobie Bros., Dire Straits, Kinks, Supertramp, Led Zep and Bee Gees. Oh yeah, and the Cars!
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Oh yeah, and the Cars!
Bite yer tongue, bub!
BOS2 DS, "Angel of Mercy".
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No bustout, but BOS2 anyway to Dire Straits' Angel of Mercy (and Proxy of Alicat, in case she's still unable to get the stream).
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Ditto on the BOS #2 for Dire Straits.
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Did BT ever do anything else worth hearing
'fraid not. But hearing this always reminds me of the other, similarly 12-sting-infused "Too Late" by the Shoes, which only Rob has ever played, and of course the Records' "Starry Eyes", which Dave's never favored us with but which Annalisa has Bonused.
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Oh yeah, and the Cars!
Bite yer tongue, bub!
You took the bait, exactly the response I expected! ;D
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VHM for the Supertramp, being as it's Gone Hollywood, a relatively infrequent flyer compared to Goodbye Stranger and The Logical Song (and a better song, imo).
Actually I stand corrected: Per the DB, Gone Hollywood has appeared more often than both of those combined. Who'd a thunk?
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Dave gets jiggy with it: HM to Sisters Sledge.
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"One night in a disco in the outskirts of 'Frisco..."
don't know it, but I like it!~
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I'll BOS the Police, for Message in a Bottle. One of the great singles of '79 and very distinctive back in the day. Now we've all heard it far more than we need to, but back then this was pretty fresh stuff.
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VHM for the Supertramp, being as it's Gone Hollywood, a relatively infrequent flyer compared to Goodbye Stranger and The Logical Song (and a better song, imo).
Actually I stand corrected: Per the DB, Gone Hollywood has appeared more often than both of those combined. Who'd a thunk?
I'da thunk it. I love Supertramp but long ago tired of pretty much all of side one of BIA. I do dig it when Dave plays "Just Another Nerovus Wreck" and wish he'd play "Lord Is It Mine?" or "Child Of Vision".
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Thank God its "Friday"
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I'll BOS the Police, for Message in a Bottle. One of the great singles of '79 and very distinctive back in the day. Now we've all heard it far more than we need to, but back then this was pretty fresh stuff.
This was the first song of theirs where I realized Sting was actually a pretty talented lyricist, especially in the area of cleverly extended metaphor (cf. "Murder By Numbers", "Fortress Around Your Heart", etc.)
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"One night in a disco in the outskirts of 'Frisco..."
with a big can of
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BOS3 JJ -- we started with Monday and end with Friday -- cute, Dave.
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Thank God its "Friday"
It's one of Big Rick's favorites from his Friday Salute. Cue the Toyes!
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I'll BOS "Boogie Wonderland," one of disco's last great gasps. Would enjoy the Bee Gees' "Love You Inside Out" as a follow-up.
When I think of 1979 music memories, top of mind is Joe Jackson, <snip>
Here ya go--and it's a deep cut, not to mention a bustout. BOS3 JJ.
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"One night in a disco in the outskirts of 'Frisco..."
don't know it, but I like it!~
"One night in a disco in the outskirts of 'Frisco..."
ok, I still like it, even when they got all cheesey with mentioning all the designer labels. A preoccupation w designer label status could be seen as a precursor of the greedy eighties, even though narcissism can't be blamed on any one political party, and I suspect Ronald Reagan prob never wore Fioruuci (although RONNIE Reagan might've!).
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ok, I still like it, even when they got all cheesey with mentioning all the designer labels. A preoccupation w designer label status could be seen as a precursor of the greedy eighties
Ha, I was thinking it was a precursor to NOW!
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Didja notice that for Dave, it's a "Boo-jie" wonderland?
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BOS3 JJ -- we started with Monday and end with Friday -- cute, Dave.
Dave must have thought it was--it's rare that he tips one of his little jokes like that.
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Thank God its "Friday"
It's one of Big Rick's favorites from his Friday Salute. Cue the Toyes!
I discovered (much to my dismay) last week that Sublime did a cover of "I Smoke 2 Joints". "Would you rather hear Sublime or would you rather hear the Toyes? I *knew* you were gonna say that!"
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Didja notice that for Dave, it's a "Boo-jie" wonderland?
don't try to lay no Boo-jie Wonderland on the king of 10@10!
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Would enjoy the Bee Gees' "Love You Inside Out" as a follow-up.
Oh well, we didn't get any Boo-Gees! Just "Boo-gee Wonderland"
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Didja notice that for Dave, it's a "Boo-jie" wonderland?
don't try to lay no Boo-jie Wonderland on the king of 10@10!
Or on Booji Boi, either!
Looks like we've never heard Devo in a '79 set--that's a shame. Satisfaction or Jocko Homo would be pretty appropriate, imo.
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Thank God its "Friday"
It's one of Big Rick's favorites from his Friday Salute. Cue the Toyes!
I discovered (much to my dismay) last week that Sublime did a cover of "I Smoke 2 Joints". "Would you rather hear Sublime or would you rather hear the Toyes? I *knew* you were gonna say that!"
Big Rick's been mixing that one in for several years. It's definitely less interesting than the original, but I can't really fault him for playing it from time to time. I think I've also heard a live Toyes version a couple times.
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Bonus: Foghead blows off Robert Gordon, Squeeze and the Kinks for... Blues Bros. "Soul Man". ::)
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Bonus: Foghead blows off Robert Gordon, Squeeze and the Kinks for... Blues Bros. "Soul Man". ::)
Sigh. I'd have taken *any* of the other choices over the Blues Bros. track. Leave it to the fogheads...
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Bonus: Foghead blows off Robert Gordon, Squeeze and the Kinks for... Blues Bros. "Soul Man". ::)
Sigh. I'd have taken *any* of the other choices over the Blues Bros. track. Leave it to the fogheads...
don't be dissin' Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn!
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Bonus: Foghead blows off Robert Gordon, Squeeze and the Kinks for... Blues Bros. "Soul Man". ::)
Sigh. I'd have taken *any* of the other choices over the Blues Bros. track. Leave it to the fogheads...
don't be dissin' Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn!
they're quite good when Belushi & Aykroyd aren't singing in front of 'em...
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Bonus: Foghead blows off Robert Gordon, Squeeze and the Kinks for... Blues Bros. "Soul Man". ::)
Sigh. I'd have taken *any* of the other choices over the Blues Bros. track. Leave it to the fogheads...
don't be dissin' Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn!
they're quite good when Belushi & Aykroyd aren't singing in front of 'em...
Exactly. I'm sure all the musicians involved with the Blues Bros. got a much deserved payday for that project, but they were hired to lend some cred to the project as much as for their licks. Jake & Elwood didn't exactly earn their stripes playing in funky dive bars (and no, their Blues Bar in NYC does not count).
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Bonus: Foghead blows off Robert Gordon, Squeeze and the Kinks for... Blues Bros. "Soul Man". ::)
Sigh. I'd have taken *any* of the other choices over the Blues Bros. track. Leave it to the fogheads...
don't be dissin' Steve Cropper and Duck Dunn!
they're quite good when Belushi & Aykroyd aren't singing in front of 'em...
Exactly. I'm sure all the musicians involved with the Blues Bros. got a much deserved payday for that project, but they were hired to lend some cred to the project as much as for their licks. Jake & Elwood didn't exactly earn their stripes playing in funky dive bars (and no, their Blues Bar in NYC does not count).
I saw the Blues Brothers live at Winterland, and it was pretty darn good.
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tracks 2 through 6 sounds like a pretty good string of hits!
12/1/08 Monday! Good tunes from
1979!!!
1. Boomtown Rats I Dont Like Mondays
2. Nick Lowe Cruel to Be Kind (BEST OF SET!!)
3. Pink Floyd Run Like Hell
4. EWF & the Emotions Boogie Wonderland
5. Bram Tchaikovsky Girl of My Dreams
6. Dire Straits Angel of Mercy
7. Supertramp Gone Hollywood
8. Sister Sledge Hes the Greatest Dancer
9. Police Message in a Bottle
10. Joe Jackson - Friday
BONUS TRACK: Blues Brothers Soul Man