10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on August 05, 2009, 10:04:24 AM
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second go-'round for this year... even tho' '98 remains unvisited-upon.
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AL's whipped out a song I've never heard before. Don't know who this is, neither.
Sounds a little like Huffamoose.
Google informs me that this is Dinosaur Jr, to go with the Jurassic intro.
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I'm listening to LA's The Sound.
They played U2's Bad (live)
now they're doing I Don't Need No Doctor by Humble Pie. not sure of the connection...
eta: the Humble Pie is also a live track. This could be good.
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AL's whipped out a song I've never heard before. Don't know who this is, neither.
Sounds a little like Huffamoose.
Google informs me that this is Dinosaur Jr, to go with the Jurassic intro.
cute. AL "whipping it out" conjures visions of strap-ons. ;) Dinosaur Jr woulf probably kick your ass for comparing them to Huffamoose.
Lenny, "are ya gonna rip-off Henrdix's way?"
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I'm listening to LA's The Sound.
They played U2's Bad (live)
now they're doing I Don't Need No Doctor by Humble Pie. not sure of the connection...
it's live, live, all the way live, no?
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I'm listening to LA's The Sound.
They played U2's Bad (live)
now they're doing I Don't Need No Doctor by Humble Pie. not sure of the connection...
it's live, live, all the way live, no?
think so... and def sounds like Frampton on backing vox.
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BOS Pumpkins. Listened to this album endlessly in 93-94.
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proxy of gaz (I think), Smashing Pumpkins, who I never quite "got". Just part of that whiny, "I'm a loser" movement of the time, to my ears.
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BOS for the Flaming Lips, before they took themselves so seriously (apparently).
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WOS "Vaseline" -- gawd how I hated this back then. Fingernails on a blackboard. And dude -- NOTHING rhymes with "orange"
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except for Lenny K and now Concrete Blonde, these have all been bustouts, no?
(http://rookery2.viary.com/storagev12/703500/703746_2dc5_625x1000.jpg)
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WOS "Vaseline" -- gawd how I hated this back then. Fingernails on a blackboard. And dude -- NOTHING rhymes with "orange"
Maybe you just hate it 'cause you got the title wrong: "She Don't Use Jelly". Isn't that better?
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WOS "Vaseline" -- gawd how I hated this back then. Fingernails on a blackboard. And dude -- NOTHING rhymes with "orange"
Maybe you just hate it 'cause you got the title wrong: "She Don't Use Jelly". Isn't that better?
oh yeah that really helps ::)
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OMG - BOS to The Flaming Lips!!! Hits 106 had (and still does, as far as I know) "The Top 9 at 9" which I used to listen to every day (and kept records of, haha.) For the longest time #1 on it was "Whiney Whiney" by Willi One-Blood, and I hated that song with a passion, so I kept on voting for "She Don't Use Jelly", which I didn't like that much either (esp. because incorrect grammar in the title irrirates me) but it looked like it was the contender most likely to knock WOB out of #1. It did. I loved that song ever since.
I was hoping for 1998, but I'll take this. Looks like today's set is another trip down Hits 106 memory lane so far... Lenny Kravitz, the Pumpkins, the Flaming Lips. At first I was afraid that she was going to do a dinosaur set... :P
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BOS for the Flaming Lips, before they took themselves so seriously (apparently).
oh man, so sorry I missed this. Did you ever see them do this on SNL? that's when they had that freak Donald on guitar and he went apes*** w the psychadelic noize on this one.
Saw them on the Soft Bulletin tour at Maritme Hall. BOS
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At first I was afraid that she was going to do a dinosaur set... :P
Dinosaur Jr, T-Rex, and, um...
There are indeed a lot of Live 105 faves here that KFOG was ignoring in '93, so props to AL for that, even if they're songs I don't esp like.
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BOS for the Flaming Lips, before they took themselves so seriously (apparently).
oh man, so sorry I missed this. Did you ever see them do this on SNL? that's when they had that freak Donald on guitar and he went apes*** w the psychadelic noize on this one.
Saw them on the Soft Bulletin tour at Maritme Hall. BOS
Never saw 'em, but they do have good videos.
Some serious international weirdness from Dead Can Dance, I think.
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Some serious international weirdness from Dead Can Dance, I think.
thanks for the ID -- NTM. Was anybody in SF playing this one in '93?
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Some serious international weirdness from Dead Can Dance, I think.
thanks for the ID -- NTM. Was anybody in SF playing this one in '93?
Beats me. I've only heard them on RadioParadise. I'm not fond of most of their stuff.
ETA: Google says this is "The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove". Nobody knows why.
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another Dave fave: "Hit the Ground Running" .Proxy of Morey.
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LOL @ "The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove." Have not heard it, but it sounds like something that would be on one of Starbucks's Hear Music compilations before they started releasing a high proportion of garbage (i.e. Antigone Rising), so BOS2 to that.
And BOS3 to Tim Finn.
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Nooooo..."Creep" is not necessary. >:( WOS
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Nooooo..."Creep" is not necessary. >:( WOS
I'm happy to hear it. Maybe 'cause I'm a weirdo too.
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Nooooo..."Creep" is not necessary. >:( WOS
ha! another example of the inexplicably beloved "I'm a Loser" genre.
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Nooooo..."Creep" is not necessary. >:( WOS
Good time for the stream to start cutting out though. :P
To be honest, I've always liked "Creep". It's amusing.
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Nooooo..."Creep" is not necessary. >:( WOS
ha! another example of the inexplicably beloved "I'm a Loser" genre.
Beck took notice.
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Nooooo..."Creep" is not necessary. >:( WOS
ha! another example of the inexplicably beloved "I'm a Loser" genre.
C'mon Mike, find your inner loser! ;)
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BOS for the Breeders' "Cannonball". This really takes me back.
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Hell yeah!
BOS Breeders "Cannonball", another for the Alisons list.
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This has not been the most enjoyable set AL's done, for me -- I was listening to KFOG and Live 105 equally in '93 and I remember more fun stuff than this. I'll have to dig out my best-of-'93 mix tonite and see what else was shakin'.
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there goes the stream again.
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quick come to The Sound, Mike! J Geils doing that Whammer Jammer song!
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BOS #3 Depeche Mode, "I Feel You".
reckon this isn't to everyone's taste here though.
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Not recognizing this droning, monotonous thing. Hope it's song #10, tho'.
wow, shray informs me it's DM! Live'n'learn -- but a perfect example of what I said yesterday about how they got more popular as they got more boring
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quick come to The Sound, Mike! J Geils doing that Whammer Jammer song!
Best of (the other) set for me!
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Not recognizing this droning, monotonous thing. Hope it's song #10, tho'.
wow, shray informs me it's DM! Live'n'learn -- but a perfect example of what I said yesterday about how they got more popular as they got more boring
I don't think that was one of their more popular songs though (or at least I hope it wasn't...it certainly wasn't one of their better ones :P)
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Well, that was the first AL set that I've actively not-enjoyed. Which is a pretty good batting average for 8 weeks work. That set needed some pop and/or R&B for balance, IMHO.
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Well, that was the first AL set that I've actively not-enjoyed. Which is a pretty good batting average for 8 weeks work. That set needed some pop and/or R&B for balance, IMHO.
I think I picked a good day to listen to The Sound, although Flaming Lips and Breeders get my votes.
eta: I'm hearing the set on my buffered online player, and I like the Dead Can Dance track.
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BOS Pumpkins. Listened to this album endlessly in 93-94.
Me too, along with Aimee Mann's "Whatever" and, uh, Meat Loaf's 'comeback' album.
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8/5/09 - Midweek! Sounds like...1993!!!
(Movie: Jurassic Park)
1. Dinosaur Jr. - Start Choppin'
2. Lenny Kravitz - Are You Gonna Go My Way?
(CBS Nightly News)
3. Smashing Pumpkins - Today
4. Flaming Lips - She Don't Use Jelly (BEST OF SET!)
(News: River Phoenix dies)
5. Concrete Blonde - Mexican Moon
6. Dead Can Dance - The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove
(TV Ads: AT&T)
7. Tim Finn - Hit the Ground Running
8. Radiohead - Creep (BEST OF SET!!)
(TV: Entertainment Tonight)
9. The Breeders - Cannonball
10. Depeche Mode - I Feel You
BONUS TRACK (Marvin in San Jose): Pearl Jam - Daughter
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Not recognizing this droning, monotonous thing. Hope it's song #10, tho'.
wow, shray informs me it's DM! Live'n'learn -- but a perfect example of what I said yesterday about how they got more popular as they got more boring
I don't think that was one of their more popular songs though (or at least I hope it wasn't...it certainly wasn't one of their better ones :P)
Made it to #37 on the singles chart and went gold. It got heavy MTV airplay at the time.
I like a lot of this, would have preferred Barenaked Ladies or Frente! or Duran Duran (if my memory's right).