10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on January 21, 2009, 11:17:13 PM
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Just heard the promo by Webster.
Look out for Tears For Fears. Between them "Everybody Wants To Rule The World" & "The Working Hour" have been TotHK's 7 times in around 50 sets.
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REM? a rarity, certainly.
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Verrry obscure REM, by my reckoning.
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she's a sleazy lover! BOS the Phunky Phils.
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She's a Cheesey (Music) Lover.
a nod to Mike's .sig (which I haven't googled yet, and therefore do not to understand).
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Verrry obscure REM, by my reckoning.
Actually that was Golden Palominos with Stipe out front. BOS #1.
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Looks like we're going w-a-a-a-a-a-y-y-y back again with this set. The REM song doesn't appear in the DB at all in '85, and Easy Lover shows up only twice, both times in the #5 slot, so looks like this set is an oldie.
So what else do we want to kvetch about here to see if it affects the selection of classics? "Boy, they NEVER play Strictly Instrumental classics--I really wish they'd play a few of those!"
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Well *that* was intersting. Are these sets actually burned to a disc? Because my notes for this set (2/6/07) show that "Easy Lover" was off of vinyl, so it wasn't the Philip Bailey CD that skipped.
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She's a Cheesey (Music) Lover.
a nod to Mike's .sig (which I haven't googled yet, and therefore do not to understand).
a Simpsons ep where Bart became a jazz drummer (much to Lisa's consternation) -- then a tiger bites his arm (don't ask) and he's told he'll never drum again, which prompts him to say the quote.
and heeeeeere's yer TFF.
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Looks like we're going w-a-a-a-a-a-y-y-y back again with this set. The REM song doesn't appear in the DB at all in '85, and Easy Lover shows up only twice, both times in the #5 slot, so looks like this set is an oldie.
So what else do we want to kvetch about here to see if it affects the selection of classics? "Boy, they NEVER play Strictly Instrumental classics--I really wish they'd play a few of those!"
Hee. Actually, we got an Instrumental "classic" on Thanksgiving Friday, so I wouldn't expect another for at least 6 months ;)
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Looks like we're going w-a-a-a-a-a-y-y-y back again with this set. The REM song doesn't appear in the DB at all in '85, and Easy Lover shows up only twice, both times in the #5 slot, so looks like this set is an oldie.
So what else do we want to kvetch about here to see if it affects the selection of classics? "Boy, they NEVER play Strictly Instrumental classics--I really wish they'd play a few of those!"
Sorry 'bout that, but the Db tripped you up. The entires you refer to are for Philip Bailey & Phil Collins, but the one I found was for just Philip Bailey. I've fixed it in my copy now.
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Looks like we're going w-a-a-a-a-a-y-y-y back again with this set. The REM song doesn't appear in the DB at all in '85, and Easy Lover shows up only twice, both times in the #5 slot, so looks like this set is an oldie.
Well, we can scratch that. The Golden Palominos thing threw me (as it always does), and Easy Lover for today's set listed Philip Bailey alone as the artist; its other appearances in the DB have Philip Bailey and Phil Collins in that category. (Heads-up on the latter to Mshray.)
ETA: Never mind--I see Mark is already on it.
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told y'all to look out for TFF didn't I?
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Prince and Apollonia purify themselves in the waters of Lake Minnetonka. VHM.
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2270/2524166336_e5f03bba9f.jpg?v=0)
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BOS #2 Take Me With U
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... Apollonia ....
uh ... she has big things ahead of her.
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Anyone care to guess who the guest guitarist was behind guest vocalist Stipe on the Golden Palominos "Boy (Go)"?
(hint: it wasn't Peter Buck)
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talk talk baby talk! BOS2 Don Henley, singing about Apollonia, obviously -- "don't you know that women are the only works of art?"
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... Apollonia ....
uh ... she has big things ahead of her.
chuckle chuckle
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Prince and Apollonia purify themselves in the waters of Lake Minnetonka. VHM.
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2270/2524166336_e5f03bba9f.jpg?v=0)
Holy Maxetonka, Batman!
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Holy Maxetonka, Batman!
Ha! you beat me to the pun! I was gonna say "Those are anything but Mini tonkas!
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Prince and Apollonia purify themselves in the waters of Lake Minnetonka. VHM.
(http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2270/2524166336_e5f03bba9f.jpg?v=0)
My, she's held up well.
BOS to Henley's Drivin' With Your Eyes Closed, a great deep cut off Building the Perfect Beast, and which was a bustout when this set originally aired.
Just noticed Dave excised that last phrase "talk, talk, bullshit" from the track. That was close.
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... Apollonia ....
uh ... she has big things ahead of her.
chuckle chuckle
indeed, the joke back then was that Apollonia 6 was really Apollonia 46!
WOS Crapton. We're waiting, all right -- for a better song.
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This is quite the guest star set, here's Collins back again, this time with Clapton. (Obviously the GP's are always in the guest starring category).
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Anyone care to guess who the guest guitarist was behind guest vocalist Stipe on the Golden Palominos "Boy (Go)"?
(hint: it wasn't Peter Buck)
No clue--please enlighten us.
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
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Hey, it's Tinka's aparment's former resident! This may have been his last gasp with the Tubes.
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
This is the Tubes? Must be from the Rundgren-produced record. I think I hear Todd singing in there too.
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
A rarity, yes. A good record, no. Better than su-su-sushi, but not by much.
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Anyone care to guess who the guest guitarist was behind guest vocalist Stipe on the Golden Palominos "Boy (Go)"?
(hint: it wasn't Peter Buck)
No clue--please enlighten us.
no less than Richard Thompson. Anton Fier must have really had something going back then to get all these people to play with him.
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BOS3 DS.
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
This is the Tubes? Must be from the Rundgren-produced record. I think I hear Todd singing in there too.
Good ears--this was on Love Bomb, which I believe did have Todd twisting the knobs.
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
This is the Tubes? Must be from the Rundgren-produced record. I think I hear Todd singing in there too.
If that's true then it really fits in with the sub-theme of the set.
Ah well, no guest stars on "One World" I'd wager. BOS #4 tho'.
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Mark Knopfler must *still* be looking for that antidote for the blues, because if he couldn't get no sleeves for his records then, he sure as hell can't get 'em now!
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
This is the Tubes? Must be from the Rundgren-produced record. I think I hear Todd singing in there too.
Good ears--this was on Love Bomb, which I believe did have Todd twisting the knobs.
Cowriting a number of the songs, as well, per AMG.
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Strong ending with DS and BF and his chosen voice.
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BOS #3 A Tubes rarity.
This is the Tubes? Must be from the Rundgren-produced record. I think I hear Todd singing in there too.
Good ears--this was on Love Bomb, which I believe did have Todd twisting the knobs.
Cowriting a number of the songs, as well, per AMG.
Yep--and a rather pointed obit for the band in the blurb that AMG includes:
They got the bomb part right, but the band's heart wasn't in it anymore (even the cover art, once a source of pride, was lame). Dressed up like new romantics on the back cover, coerced into collaborating with producer Todd Rundgren (his second stint with the band), where were The Tubes headed? Were they the party band of Outside Inside, delivering funky confections like "Love Bomb," "Night People," and "Say Hey"? Utopia clones, kneeling at the producer's shrine for "Come As You Are" and "For a Song"? Faceless studio rockers cranking out radio-ready product like "One Good Reason" and "Stella"? There's a lesson here about getting in bed with commercial music: You have to perform even when you're not in the mood. Love Bomb still manages to deliver a couple of decent songs: the by-now obligatory opening single, "Piece By Piece," and the awfully catchy "Eyes." For anyone keeping track, that's two more good songs than you'll find on Fee Waybill's solo album from the previous year, but less than you'll find on any other Tubes record. And so a band that, in 1975, seemed poised to help change the shape of popular music had finally rendered itself irrelevant.
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Strong ending with DS and BF and his chosen voice.
indeed, BOS4 Mr Ferry.
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BOS Bryan Ferry
I think Nile Rodgers is slapping that bass.
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Strong ending with DS and BF and his chosen voice.
One more to go actually.
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Strong ending with DS and BF and his chosen voice.
One more to go actually.
Super-duper long set, and so much way better than I'd expect from 85. I really like the Suzanne Vega tune (Marlena on the Wall, for you playing at home).
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her mocking smile says it all...
(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/05/Marlene_Dietrich_in_Morocco_trailer_2.jpg/215px-Marlene_Dietrich_in_Morocco_trailer_2.jpg)
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Strong ending with DS and BF and his chosen voice.
One more to go actually.
VHM Ms Vega and Marlene on the wall
(http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/pic/PF_New%5C92008/3036292~Marlene-Dietrich-a-Signed-Photograph-of-Her-Wearing-a-Very-Sparkly-Dress-and-Lace-Boa-Posters.jpg)
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the Yahoo "IM"-ers! wow, this IS an oldie.
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the Yahoo "IM"-ers! wow, this IS an oldie.
Not too--this set is from February of 2007.
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the Yahoo "IM"-ers! wow, this IS an oldie.
This was an original when it aired, in fact in the thread for the day you predicted the year before Don spun the big wheel.
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the Yahoo "IM"-ers! wow, this IS an oldie.
Not too--this set is from February of 2007.
oh, now I get it -- Dave was referring to the email system being down, not to the orig Yahoo 10@10 Club. [Emily Litella voice]Never mind[/Emily Litella voice]
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1/22/09 - Thursday! Oooooh, baby...1985!!
1. Golden Palominos - Boy
2. Phillip Bailey & Phil Collins - Easy Lover (vinyl)
3. Tears for Fears - The Working Hour
4. Prince - Take Me With U (BEST OF SET!!)
5. Don Henley - Driving With Your Eyes Closed
6. Eric Clapton - She's Waiting
7. The Tubes - Eyes
8. Dire Straits - One World
9. Bryan Ferry - The Chosen One
10. Suzanne Vega - Marlene on the Wall