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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: Gazoo on April 25, 2005, 10:02:28 AM
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Dave loves himself some SL #23.
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Dave loves himself some SL #23.
Today on Jerry Springer: "Men who Love SL #23 Too Much"
Hope this is not an omen of a Katrinafest.
oh wait: T. Heads save the day!
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I've never heard this Talking Heads song before; am I the only one who hears the riff from "99 Luftballons" in that bassline?
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Hope this is not an omen of a Katrinafest.
oh wait: T. Heads save the day!
Indeed--I know we've heard early Heads before, but not sure if Uh-Oh Love Comes to Town has been busted. Anyone's memory better than mine? At least a VHM in any case.
And now it's the ARS--Dave loves him some of this, too.
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Hope this is not an omen of a Katrinafest.
oh wait: T. Heads save the day!
Indeed--I know we've heard early Heads before, but not sure if Uh-Oh Love Comes to Town has been busted. Anyone's memory better than mine? At least a VHM in any case.
And now it's the ARS--Dave loves him some of this, too.
Dave has definitely played it before though it's FAR from a '77 regular. A fine fine tune. Tentative BOS unless he really pulls out a jaw-dropping surprise.
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Hope this is not an omen of a Katrinafest.
oh wait: T. Heads save the day!
Indeed--I know we've heard early Heads before, but not sure if Uh-Oh Love Comes to Town has been busted. Anyone's memory better than mine? At least a VHM in any case.
And now it's the ARS--Dave loves him some of this, too.
I think maybe we did once before, but I have no surety in my memory.
Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
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Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
Ah yes. I remember wondering when this was released how they got Ray Davies to do vocals? Whoever the singer is (uncredited on the record I think) is sure aping Ray's vocal style.
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Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
Ah yes. I remember wondering when this was released how they got Ray Davies to do vocals? Whoever the singer is (uncredited on the record I think) is sure aping Ray's vocal style.
And I love this Norman Whitfield homage/rip-off part.
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I like these claps-on-the-off-beat, a tactic perhaps gleaned from "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone" alongside the strings?
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Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
Ah yes. I remember wondering when this was released how they got Ray Davies to do vocals? Whoever the singer is (uncredited on the record I think) is sure aping Ray's vocal style.
And I love this Norman Whitfield homage/rip-off part.
LOL! I think this is close enough to a JINX ...
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Veering off-topic b/c I'm reading Billboard while listening: Def Leppard is releasing a covers album later this year. The tracks recorded are more than a little intriguing: where'd they become familiar with Jobriath?!
Here are tracks that have been recorded for the all-covers album:
"10538 Overture" (ELO)
"20th Century Boy" (T. Rex)
"Don't Believe a Word" (Thin Lizzy)
"Drive in Saturday" (David Bowie)
"Hanging on the Telephone" (Blondie)
"Hellraiser" (Sweet)
"He's Gonna Step on You Again" (John Kongos)
"No Matter What" (Badfinger)
"Little Bit of Love" (Free)
"Rock On" (David Essex)
"Stay With Me" (The Faces)
"Street Life" (Roxy Music)
"The Golden Age of Rock & Roll" (Mott The Hoople)
"Waterloo Sunset" (The Kinks)
"American Girl" (Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers)
"Heartbeat" (Jobriath)
"How Does It Feel" (Slade)
"Kick Out the Jams" (MC5)
"Roxanne" (The Police)
"Dear Friends" (Queen)
"When I'm Dead and Gone" (McGuinness Flint)
"Winter Song" (Lindisfarne)
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Best Narada of Set: The Mighty Pope's "Heaven on the 7th Floor". Though I'd really like the cheeze of Paul Nicholas's version just once, Dave.
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BOS: The Muppet Show!!!
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"How would you like a high heel in your hamhock?"
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BOS: The Muppet Show!!!
wassa matta wid joo? Only a middle-aged gay man would, out of all the Muppet Show guests, pick Rita Moreno. LOL!
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Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
Ah yes. I remember wondering when this was released how they got Ray Davies to do vocals? Whoever the singer is (uncredited on the record I think) is sure aping Ray's vocal style.
And I love this Norman Whitfield homage/rip-off part.
LOL! I think this is close enough to a JINX ...
I read it as one--you were both obviously thinking along the same lines!
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Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
Ah yes. I remember wondering when this was released how they got Ray Davies to do vocals? Whoever the singer is (uncredited on the record I think) is sure aping Ray's vocal style.
Take your pick
Album: I Robot
Release Date: Jun 1977
Recording Date: Dec 1976-Mar 1977
Label: Arista
Credits
Ian Bairnson Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Chris Blair Mastering, Assistant Engineer
Stuart Calver Vocals
Allan Clarke Vocals
B.J. Cole Guitar (Steel)
The English Chorale and Played Ti
George Hardie Design
Steve Harley Vocals
Jack Harris Vocals
Hipgnosis Photography, Cover Design
Bob Howes Choir Master
David Katz Violin, Orchestra Contractor
John Leach Percussion, Cimbalom, Kantele
Duncan Mackay Keyboards
Richard Manning Illustrations
Alan Parsons Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Engineer, Vocoder, Projection
Smokey Parsons Vocals
David Paton Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Guitar, Vocals
John G. Perry Vocals
John Perry Vocals
Tony Rivers Vocals
Pat Stapley Assistant Engineer
Peter Straker Vocals
Stuart Tosh Percussion, Drums, Vocals
David Townsend Vocals
Hilary Western Vocals
Hillary Weston Vocals
Jaki Whitren Vocals
Eric Woolfson Keyboards, Vocals, Executive Producer, Vocoder, Projection
Lenny Zakatek Vocals
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"How would you like a high heel in your hamhock?"
How'd you like to take a flying lip into a sausage factory?
(it's the lip vs. leap part that makes thsi bust my gut)
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Veering off-topic b/c I'm reading Billboard while listening: Def Leppard is releasing a covers album later this year.
does anyone feel the need to hear DL do ANY of those songs?
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BOS: The Muppet Show!!!
wassa matta wid joo? Only a middle-aged gay man would, out of all the Muppet Show guests, pick Rita Moreno. LOL!
Although of all the Muppet show guests he could possibly pick, she may be the one most likely to be actually listening, as she lives in Berkeley. (Was Robin Williams ever on the Muppet Show?)
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Veering off-topic b/c I'm reading Billboard while listening: Def Leppard is releasing a covers album later this year.
does anyone feel the need to hear DL do ANY of those songs?
that's what i was thinking. maybe it's a new def leppard. not at all the joe eliot of yesteryear.
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WOS to the Doobs and "Chinatown." Plain yogurt.
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Ooooh, here's some tasty Alan Parsons.
Ah yes. I remember wondering when this was released how they got Ray Davies to do vocals? Whoever the singer is (uncredited on the record I think) is sure aping Ray's vocal style.
Take your pick
Album: I Robot
Release Date: Jun 1977
Recording Date: Dec 1976-Mar 1977
Label: Arista
Credits
Ian Bairnson Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Vocals
Chris Blair Mastering, Assistant Engineer
Stuart Calver Vocals
Allan Clarke Vocals
B.J. Cole Guitar (Steel)
The English Chorale and Played Ti
George Hardie Design
Steve Harley Vocals
Jack Harris Vocals
Hipgnosis Photography, Cover Design
Bob Howes Choir Master
David Katz Violin, Orchestra Contractor
John Leach Percussion, Cimbalom, Kantele
Duncan Mackay Keyboards
Richard Manning Illustrations
Alan Parsons Guitar (Acoustic), Keyboards, Vocals, Producer, Engineer, Vocoder, Projection
Smokey Parsons Vocals
David Paton Guitar (Acoustic), Bass, Guitar, Vocals
John G. Perry Vocals
John Perry Vocals
Tony Rivers Vocals
Pat Stapley Assistant Engineer
Peter Straker Vocals
Stuart Tosh Percussion, Drums, Vocals
David Townsend Vocals
Hilary Western Vocals
Hillary Weston Vocals
Jaki Whitren Vocals
Eric Woolfson Keyboards, Vocals, Executive Producer, Vocoder, Projection
Lenny Zakatek Vocals
OK, I think that was the problem. Too many vocalists to choose from to possibly narrow it down. But definitely not Ray Davies.
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BOS: The Muppet Show!!!
wassa matta wid joo? Only a middle-aged gay man would, out of all the Muppet Show guests, pick Rita Moreno. LOL!
Although of all the Muppet show guests he could possibly pick, she may be the one most likely to be actually listening, as she lives in Berkeley. (Was Robin Williams ever on the Muppet Show?)
Has Linda Ronstadt move to Arizona permanently? I thought she was in Pacific Heights at one time. A friend of mine was the Biggest. Linda. Fan. Ever. and her appearance on TMS was the happiest day of his life.
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this is a fine, fine set. even with the abba.
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Veering off-topic b/c I'm reading Billboard while listening: Def Leppard is releasing a covers album later this year.
does anyone feel the need to hear DL do ANY of those songs?
the only ones that piqued my interest (slightly) are:
"20th Century Boy" (T. Rex)
"Don't Believe a Word" (Thin Lizzy)
"Hellraiser" (Sweet)
"How Does It Feel" (Slade)
"Kick Out the Jams" (MC5)
The ones that make me cringe in anticipation of a disaster are:
"No Matter What" (Badfinger)
"Rock On" (David Essex)
"Stay With Me" (The Faces)
"Street Life" (Roxy Music)
"The Golden Age of Rock & Roll" (Mott The Hoople)
"Hanging on the Telephone" (Blondie)
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Nice work from Heatwave on this. I like the disconnected opening and the production is top-notch.
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Boogie-trina.
Gaz may have hated the Doobs track but it gets VHM from me for being not a Katrina (yet).
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Nice work from Heatwave on this. I like the disconnected opening and the production is top-notch.
Whatever became of Rod Temperton?
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Boogie-trina.
Gaz may have hated the Doobs track but it gets VHM from me for being not a Katrina (yet).
i was glad no one mentioned how much they hated the doobie song. tho' i deserve it, what with all the jackson frowns i give.
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Proxy BOS for my wife & kids: They all love "Boogie Nights" for some reason & frequently walk around the house singing it.
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i was glad no one mentioned how much they hated the doobie song. tho' i deserve it, what with all the jackson frowns i give.
I actually am starting to kinda like it, if only for the "Salt Peanuts" quote in the guitar solo.
HM to the Mondo Elvis clip.
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these elvis freaks are fascinating!
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I actually am starting to kinda like it, if only for the "Salt Peanuts" quote in the guitar solo.
i missed it! i'll have to pay attention next time.
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Another missed opportunity to play "Way Down" or "Hurt." Ah well.
I think I'm gonna go play some Yahtzee.
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HM for the other Elvis
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Hot Damn!!!
"Waiting For the End Of The World"
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these elvis freaks are fascinating!
Go rent Mondo Elvis. It is to Elvis fanatics what Trekkies was to trekkies. And these twins are probably the scariest ones of the lot.
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HM for the other Elvis
NYC's WPIX-FM (circa 1979, one of the best radio stations ever) had as its slogan "From Elvis to Elvis", and their newspaper ads featured Presley morphing into Costello.
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HM for the other Elvis
dummy that i am: i figured the connection was the song title. didn't even register they have the same name.
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Are we on tune #10? I was hoping the set might end with Player's "Baby Come Back."
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Another Hot Damn!!! "New Delhi Freight Train"
although DDT plays it with some regularity, still I just love this song.
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Another Hot Damn!!! "New Delhi Freight Train"
although DDT plays it with some regularity, still I just love this song.
indeed. BOS2 for me.
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Another Hot Damn!!! "New Delhi Freight Train"
although DDT plays it with some regularity, still I just love this song.
indeed. BOS2 for me.
Likewise. I was floored when I heard Terry Allen's version and found out he actually wrote it--it sounds like a George composition.
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Another Hot Damn!!! "New Delhi Freight Train"
although DDT plays it with some regularity, still I just love this song.
indeed. BOS2 for me.
Likewise. I was floored when I heard Terry Allen's version and found out he actually wrote it--it sounds like a George composition.
I've never heard Terry Allen's version, do you own a copy? That'd be something for the gathering!
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Are we on tune #10? I was hoping the set might end with Player's "Baby Come Back."
shirley, you must be joking.
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4/25/05 - Monday. A GREAT set...1977!!
Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23
Talking Heads - Uh-Oh, Love Comes to Town
Atlanta Rhythm Section - So Into You (BOS!!)
Alan Parsons Project - The Voice
The Mighty Pope - Heaven on the 7th Floor
ABBA - Dancing Queen
Doobie Brothers - China Town
Heatwave - Boogie Nights
Elvis Costello - Waiting For the End of the World
Little Feat - New Delhi Freight Train
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this is a fine, fine set. even with the abba.
first JB, now ABBA! Oy!
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this is a fine, fine set. even with the abba.
first JB, now ABBA! Oy!
I'm with her on both counts, even more so on ABBA. Blech. JB is just sleep inducing, while ABBA induces retching.
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this is a fine, fine set. even with the abba.
first JB, now ABBA! Oy!
I'm with her on both counts, even more so on ABBA. Blech. JB is just sleep inducing, while ABBA induces retching.
Oh well, eventually in any situation, once people get wind of the weird music I like, I lose my crit cred pronto!
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this is a fine, fine set. even with the abba.
first JB, now ABBA! Oy!
I'm with her on both counts, even more so on ABBA. Blech. JB is just sleep inducing, while ABBA induces retching.
Oh well, eventually in any situation, once people get wind of the weird music I like, I lose my crit cred pronto!
I don't claim any crit cred in the first place, just personal preference.
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4/25/05 - Monday. A GREAT set...1977!!
Brothers Johnson - Strawberry Letter 23
Talking Heads - Uh-Oh, Love Comes to Town
Atlanta Rhythm Section - So Into You (BOS!!)
Alan Parsons Project - The Voice
The Mighty Pope - Heaven on the 7th Floor
ABBA - Dancing Queen
Doobie Brothers - China Town
Heatwave - Boogie Nights
Elvis Costello - Waiting For the End of the World
Little Feat - New Delhi Freight Train
Very nice! Tuned in for ARS and beyond. ABBA was a treAt and Boogie Nights sounds just fine. I can hardly wait for the rest!
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this is a fine, fine set. even with the abba.
first JB, now ABBA! Oy!
...while ABBA induces retching.
Not a pretty picture!
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d'oh! I have a staff meeting at 10am today. No fun for Beej. Also, I'm off to Reno, NV with my folks for my belated birthday present! I'll be back late Friday.
I'll check in before today's over, though...