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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on January 27, 2009, 10:02:45 AM
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David Dundas VHM
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David Dundas VHM
That's Lord Dundas, to you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_David_Dundas
We've heard this song several times in the last 6 months, no?
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I remember this set -- Dave accidentally started "Lonely Boy", then switched to Frampton. Someone dropped a cup and startled Dave.
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Set date is 12/5/2006, for those curious.
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David Dundas VHM
That's Lord Dundas, to you. We've heard this song several times in the last 6 months, no?
Nope, just once (in September), and not at all between this set & then.
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I remember this set -- Dave accidentally started "Lonely Boy", then switched to Frampton. Someone dropped a cup and startled Dave.
Was hoping someone else caught that. Thought I was losing it for a sec.
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Jerry Brown says he was "trying to be straight" -- that's not what I've heard, Jerry. ;)
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Woo Hoo, big BOS from me for Thin Lizzy. I'm *still* not tired of hearing this ... maybe someday...
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(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41qnYOUbgvL._SL500_AA240_.jpg)
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David Dundas VHM
That's Lord Dundas, to you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lord_David_Dundas
We've heard this song several times in the last 6 months, no?
My cat loves this song -- well, I MAKE her love it by forcing her to dance with me. Not that I'm weird or anything. I'm just sayin'.
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BOS rare ELO, but the stream is crapping out on me.
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BOS rare ELO, but the stream is crapping out on me.
I hear that too. Is it the stream or at the source? It's like the tape heads are sticky.
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Woo Hoo, big BOS from me for Thin Lizzy. I'm *still* not tired of hearing this ... maybe someday...
oh my yes...! one of my all-time fave rave-ups! I love the high hat right in the twin lead guitar break. Drums are great, gee-tars are great, Phil is/was great.
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Lady Cliff never tires of being gotten from behind ;D
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BOS rare ELO, but the stream is crapping out on me.
I hear that too. Is it the stream or at the source? It's like the tape heads are sticky.
Sounded fine here. But that Laverne and Shirley promo sounded like someone recorded it with a Realistic cassette player and a single-point mic.
VHM Lady Cliff.
And BOS to the ELO, before I forget.
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BOS rare ELO, but the stream is crapping out on me.
I hear that too. Is it the stream or at the source? It's like the tape heads are sticky.
Sounded fine here. But that Laverne and Shirley promo sounded like someone recorded it with a Realistic cassette player and a single-point mic.
VHM Lady Cliff.
And BOS to the ELO, before I forget.
I had the same experience as Urth, ELO was okay but the L&S clip sounded horrible.
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that Laverne and Shirley promo sounded like someone recorded it with a Realistic cassette player and a single-point mic.
LOL! Something I would've done when I was 9 or 10, but in '76 Dave was twentysomething -- surely he could've bought the 45 of "Happy Days".
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BOS rare ELO, but the stream is crapping out on me.
I hear that too. Is it the stream or at the source? It's like the tape heads are sticky.
Sounded fine here. But that Laverne and Shirley promo sounded like someone recorded it with a Realistic cassette player and a single-point mic.
VHM Lady Cliff.
And BOS to the ELO, before I forget.
I had the same experience as Urth, ELO was okay but the L&S clip sounded horrible.
Now the Trammps tune sounds pretty midrange-y.
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LAWD! BOS2 Trammps, "Where the Happy People Go" -- Fab. Yoo. LUSS!
(http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/61SheMUDi0L._SL500_AA240_.jpg)
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So where do the happy people go these days, now that Disco is dead?
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that Laverne and Shirley promo sounded like someone recorded it with a Realistic cassette player and a single-point mic.
LOL! Something I would've done when I was 9 or 10, but in '76 Dave was twentysomething -- surely he could've bought the 45 of "Happy Days".
heehee, I used to put my cassette recorder (I think it was from Realistic, btw) up next to the TV and record Sat Night Live shows. these "Lo-Noise Cassettes" are long gone, unfortunately.
(http://lineout.thestranger.com/files/2007/11/orwo_lownoise_k60-thumb-thumb.jpg)
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So where do the happy people go these days, now that Disco is dead?
they stay home and watch internet porn.
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Proxy of Rod to Bill King and the Raiders clip. Back when they were good.
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BOS3 "Dreamboat Annie".
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Major sledgehammer from the Seger tune, not to any specific event but just to the state of being 16.
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Seger in the back seat for the 2nd time this morning.
"she had points all her own, settin' way up high."
(http://nodaddy.com/contrib/img/DougKarr-GoDaddyBoobs.jpg)
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Major sledgehammer from the Seger tune, not to any specific event but just to the state of being 16.
I was gonna say nearly the same thing, though I was only 12. I still don't get the first verse, though. One line in particular...
I was a little too tall
Couldve used a few pounds
Tight pants points hardly renown
She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
Tight pants points hardly renown? Huh?
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Major sledgehammer from the Seger tune, not to any specific event but just to the state of being 16.
"I started humming a song rom 1962, ain't it funny how the night moves."
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And an overall BOS to WZ, feelin' sorry for himself. Break out the Waring Blender...
(http://www.funkandjunk.com/images/pictures/17178.gif)
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Major sledgehammer from the Seger tune, not to any specific event but just to the state of being 16.
I was gonna say nearly the same thing, though I was only 12. I still don't get the first verse, though. One line in particular...
I was a little too tall
Couldve used a few pounds
Tight pants points hardly renown
She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
Tight pants points hardly renown? Huh?
from the website segerfiles.com:
One reference in "Night Moves" is widely misunderstood. I'm fairly certain that everyone under 40 thinks that in "tight pants points hardly renowned," Seger is referring to his crotch. (After all, "points all her own" clearly refers to the woman's nipples, or at least breasts.)
But the first "points" reference isn't anatomical. He's singing "Tight pants, points, hardly renowned" -- meaning, his tight pants are hardly renowned, and his points are hardly renowned. What are points? Little metal things worn on your shoes by high school rebels in the late 50s and early 60s.
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BOS4 Zevon, a credit to his gender.
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Major sledgehammer from the Seger tune, not to any specific event but just to the state of being 16.
I was gonna say nearly the same thing, though I was only 12. I still don't get the first verse, though. One line in particular...
I was a little too tall
Couldve used a few pounds
Tight pants points hardly renown
She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
Tight pants points hardly renown? Huh?
you aren't the only one: http://bobseger.forumsunlimited.com/index.php?showtopic=2942 (http://bobseger.forumsunlimited.com/index.php?showtopic=2942)
I like this summary: he's dressed up like an adult, in his tight pants, "Points" (boots?) but he's still a fledgling.
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Major sledgehammer from the Seger tune, not to any specific event but just to the state of being 16.
I was gonna say nearly the same thing, though I was only 12. I still don't get the first verse, though. One line in particular...
I was a little too tall
Couldve used a few pounds
Tight pants points hardly renown
She was a black-haired beauty with big dark eyes
And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
Tight pants points hardly renown? Huh?
from the website segerfiles.com:
One reference in "Night Moves" is widely misunderstood. I'm fairly certain that everyone under 40 thinks that in "tight pants points hardly renowned," Seger is referring to his crotch. (After all, "points all her own" clearly refers to the woman's nipples, or at least breasts.)
But the first "points" reference isn't anatomical. He's singing "Tight pants, points, hardly renowned" -- meaning, his tight pants are hardly renowned, and his points are hardly renowned. What are points? Little metal things worn on your shoes by high school rebels in the late 50s and early 60s.
Thanks, Answer Man!
Oh, and BOS for Warren.
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meaning, his tight pants are hardly renowned, and his points are hardly renowned.
I would clarify that a little and say that although he tries to be cool w the pants and his points, it is HE who is hardly renowned, not the pants and the points themselves.
Unless he is wearing plain pockets and generic homemade points.
"Hey, is that Bob?"
"Sure is, but what is he wearing? those jeans and points are hardly worth being widely acclaimed and/or highly honored."
"He must be on the welfare."
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/renown
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"He must be on the welfare."
Did you look that up on the Google?
;)
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And points all her own sitting way up high
Way up firm and high
I seem to remember reports in Rolling Stone at the time where girls in the audience would stand up and flash 'em at that point in the song!
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"He must be on the welfare."
Did you look that up on the Google?
;)
:) Eddie Murphy reference. You can hear it at 2:52 of this clip (listen w headphones - NSFW):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co)
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"He must be on the welfare."
Did you look that up on the Google?
;)
:) Eddie Murphy reference. You can hear it at 2:52 of this clip (listen w headphones - NSFW):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co)
the whole inserting-"the"-where-it-doesn't-belong thing just never seems to go away. I remember as a kid having elderly relatives who would say they were going to "the Safeway" instead of just Safeway. It's an old people thing, I guess.
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"He must be on the welfare."
Did you look that up on the Google?
;)
:) Eddie Murphy reference. You can hear it at 2:52 of this clip (listen w headphones - NSFW):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co)
the whole inserting-"the"-where-it-doesn't-belong thing just never seems to go away. I remember as a kid having elderly relatives who would say they were going to "the Safeway" instead of just Safeway. It's an old people thing, I guess.
geographical, too? Socal residents refer to "the 5" or "the 110 freeway" where Norcals tend to drop the "the"
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1/27/09 - Tuesday! Some time in...1976!!!
1. David Dundas - Jeans On
2. Peter Frampton - Show Me the Way
3. Queen - Good Company
4. Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back in Town
5. ELO - Mission (A World Record)
6. Cliff Richard - Devil Woman
7. Trammps - Where the Happy People Go
8. Heart - Dreamboat Annie
9. Bob Seger - Night Moves (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Warren Zevon - Poor Poor Pitiful Me
BONUS TRACK: Santana - Dance, Sister, Dance
I have a 10:00 meeting tomorrow, but I wanna guess that we'll get 1984 -- seems we haven't been there since November, amazingly.
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"He must be on the welfare."
Did you look that up on the Google?
;)
:) Eddie Murphy reference. You can hear it at 2:52 of this clip (listen w headphones - NSFW):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6jAqkw05co)
the whole inserting-"the"-where-it-doesn't-belong thing just never seems to go away. I remember as a kid having elderly relatives who would say they were going to "the Safeway" instead of just Safeway. It's an old people thing, I guess.
geographical, too? Socal residents refer to "the 5" or "the 110 freeway" where Norcals tend to drop the "the"
In the midwest both old rural white people and urban black people sometimes append a 'the' to ailments. "She's got the cancer." "My uncle has the alzheimers disease." Of course a lot of urban african americans will even change that to 'the old-timers disease'.