10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on August 21, 2009, 08:42:52 AM
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if the pattern holds, we should be getting a '90s year today. :(
ETA: and sure enuf...
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I feel like the 70s... I'm getting the The Sound LA's player warmed up just in case.
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I feel like the 70s... I'm getting the The Sound LA's player warmed up just in case.
sadly, they've done '70s twice this week (as well as '65), so i suspect they're either '80s today or a theme of some sort. The stars are aligned against us, I tells ya!
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1990 it is
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i like this INXS song -- doesn't sound like David Hutchens voice, though .. is it?
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i like this INXS song -- doesn't sound like David Hutchens voice, though .. is it?
it is, and it's followed by a HUGE Katrina from Sean Penn's li'l bro'. I say "feh".
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i like this INXS song -- doesn't sound like David Hutchens voice, though .. is it?
it is, and it's followed by a HUGE Katrina from Sean Penn's li'l bro'. I say "feh".
Ya happy now with the Happy Mondays? Koo koo, koo koo berabajaggle, I say!
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Free Nelson Mandela from 1984 Special AKA was a great dance song
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BOS "I'm Free", one of the best Stones covers ever. I nearly typed "Soup Dumplings" instead of "Soup Dragons" because I've been reading about this place:
http://www.foodgps.com/kingdom-of-dumplings-san-francisco-ca-saturday-july-5-2008/
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i like this INXS song -- doesn't sound like David Hutchens voice, though .. is it?
it is, and it's followed by a HUGE Katrina from Sean Penn's li'l bro'. I say "feh".
Ya happy now with the Happy Mondays? Koo koo, koo koo berabajaggle, I say!
er... what?
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BOS "I'm Free", one of the best Stones covers ever. I nearly typed "Soup Dumplings" instead of "Soup Dragons" because I've been reading about this place:
http://www.foodgps.com/kingdom-of-dumplings-san-francisco-ca-saturday-july-5-2008/
Soup Dragons, eh? Is that the same guy from the Happy Mondays?
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And a VHM for Percy on the occasion of his birthday, give or take a day.
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BOS2 Soho, "Hippychick"!!! this set has improved drastically!
(http://www.mattscdsingles.com/acatalog/9627%20new.jpg)
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And a VHM for Percy on the occasion of his birthday, give or take a day.
BOS for this one. sorta NTM, but it's frantically good.
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1990 - was that the Broncos? I was a very unhappy Bronco fan.
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BOS2 Soho, "Hippychick"!!! this set has improved drastically!
This is an alternate version, eh? It sounded like the Smiths' "How Soon Is Now" in the intro.
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1990 - was that the Broncos? I was a very unhappy Bronco fan.
yup -- it was 55-10. Ouch.
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Take a shower, get a job and listen to more than the Grateful Dead you Hippychick!
BOS2
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BOS2 Soho, "Hippychick"!!! this set has improved drastically!
This is an alternate version, eh? It sounded like the Smiths' "How Soon Is Now" in the intro.
well, the whole song is built around that sample, so i dunno what was alternate about it. ;)
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proxy WOS for all the Hiatt haterz. VHM from me.
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BOS2 Soho, "Hippychick"!!! this set has improved drastically!
This is an alternate version, eh? It sounded like the Smiths' "How Soon Is Now" in the intro.
well, the whole song is built around that sample, so i dunno what was alternate about it. ;)
Are you telling me this is the hit version? Sure sounds different to me.
HM for John Hiatt walking on sunshine.
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BOS Stevie Ray's Telephone Song--was that from the duet album he did with his bro Jimmie?
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BOS2 Soho, "Hippychick"!!! this set has improved drastically!
This is an alternate version, eh? It sounded like the Smiths' "How Soon Is Now" in the intro.
I was thinking the same thing. So of course it must be so. ;)
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BOS SRV
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proxy of shray for the Church, back in Katrinopolis.
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I know a few here are sick of Church's Metropolis, but it gets a BOS from me (and Shray)
:)
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Another MAJOR K from the Dave era, Metropolis, but sounding OK right now. Not BOS worthy, but not gonna diss it either.
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OK, now HERE'S the Happy Mondays.
Or wait, is this the Stone Roses? I'm so cornfused.
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I'd LOVE to hear Milli Vanilli, actually -- this set desperately needs some pop.
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OK, now HERE'S the Happy Mondays.
Or wait, is this the Stone Roses? I'm so cornfused.
I was gonna say Stone Roses. Def. one of those Madchester bands. Mshray will be bummed he missed this. Almost certainly a bustout.
ETA: Not turning up anything by them in the DB--I coulda sworn...
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OK, now HERE'S the Happy Mondays.
Or wait, is this the Stone Roses? I'm so cornfused.
I was gonna say Stone Roses. Def. one of those Madchester bands. Mshray will be bummed he missed this. Almost certainly a bustout.
yes, it's Fool's Gold by the Stone Roses. yet another BOS
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WOS Aerosmith, tho' it is a bustout -- that makes at least 3 in this set so far.
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
ETA: Nope, this was a co-write with Desmond Child. Close, but not *quite* as odious. Guess she came later.
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
amazingly, Warren wasn't involved; Tyler & Perry co-wrote with Desmond Chhild, which is almost as bad.
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I'd like to hear jOey
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
amazingly, Warren wasn't involved; Tyler & Perry co-wrote with Desmond Chhild, which is almost as bad.
hmm, I kinda like don't mind it.
Steven Tyler sounds good. I wonder what Gaz would say about this one..?
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
ETA: Nope, this was a co-write with Desmond Child. Close, but not *quite* as odious. Guess she came later.
a Diane Warren primer:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diane_Warren
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I'd like to hear jOey
here's the only Concrete Blonde I could come up with:
(http://rookery2.viary.com/storagev12/703500/703746_2dc5_625x1000.jpg)
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
amazingly, Warren wasn't involved; Tyler & Perry co-wrote with Desmond Chhild, which is almost as bad.
Was it "What It Takes"? I'll be dissenting with the general opinion then. Pump is one of the few Aerosmith albums I've found enjoyable throughout, though I probably can do without "Love in and Elevator" for the rest of my days.
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
amazingly, Warren wasn't involved; Tyler & Perry co-wrote with Desmond Chhild, which is almost as bad.
Was it "What It Takes"? I'll be dissenting with the general opinion then. Pump is one of the few Aerosmith albums I've found enjoyable throughout, though I probably can do without "Love in and Elevator" for the rest of my days.
hmm, i might have to pick it up. I often see it at Amoeba in the clearance bin for ~$2.
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
amazingly, Warren wasn't involved; Tyler & Perry co-wrote with Desmond Chhild, which is almost as bad.
Y'know, I could have sworn that Warren wrote or cowrote a number of songs with Tyler and Perry for Aerosmith's 90s albums, but I just went thru every album of theirs from Pump onward, and while they did do a whole lot of co-writes (with the likes of Child, Glen Ballard, Mark Hudson, and numerous others) I didn't see Diane Warren's name anywhere. Looking at the list posted in her Wikipedia bio, it shows just two songs, one from a movie soundtrack (I Don't Want To Miss a Thing) and one that was an added track to a greatest hits comp (Devil's Got a New Disguise) so maybe they didn't sleep with that demon quite as much as we thought.
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WOS to this Aerosmith power ballad. Is this one of the Diane Warren-penned songs they were churning out in the 90s?
amazingly, Warren wasn't involved; Tyler & Perry co-wrote with Desmond Chhild, which is almost as bad.
Y'know, I could have sworn that Warren wrote or cowrote a number of songs with Tyler and Perry for Aerosmith's 90s albums, but I just went thru every album of theirs from Pump onward, and while they did do a whole lot of co-writes (with the likes of Child, Glen Ballard, Mark Hudson, and numerous others) I didn't see Diane Warren's name anywhere. Looking at the list posted in her Wikipedia bio, it shows just two songs, one from a movie soundtrack (I Don't Want To Miss a Thing) and one that was an added track to a greatest hits comp (Devil's Got a New Disguise) so maybe they didn't sleep with that demon quite as much as we thought.
Maybe not, but "I Don't Want To Miss a Thing" is plenty to answer for. That one is pure evil. *shudder*
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bonus track was B-52s Roam, one of my faves.
(The other choices were Peter Murphy Cuts You Up (yay!) and World Party Way Down Now.)
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BOS for Soho, whose bassist I believe is referred to as simply "Timothy", short for Timothy London.
And I am unaware of any version that isn't a riff on "How Soon Is Now".
EDIT: I had no idea this act was so prolific - about six original albums. Plus a Bow Wow Wow connection. I'll have to listen to them some more.
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8/21/09 - FRIDAY!!! Good stuff! 1990!
1. INXS - Disappear
2. Michael Penn - No Myth
(News: Mandela Freed)
3. Soup Dragons - I'm Free
4. Robert Plant - The Hurting Kind
5. Soho - Hippy Chick
(Sports: 49ers win Superbowl again)
6. Vaughan Brothers - Telephone Song
7. John Hiatt - Child of the Wild Blue Yonder
8. The Church - Metropolis
(News: Zsa Zsa community service/Milli Vanilli fraud)
9. Stone Roses - Fool's Gold (BEST OF SET!!)
10. Aerosmith - What it Takes
BONUS TRACK: B52's - Roam
Remarkably, I have found an unsecured wifi hotspot at Kaiser, so I may have more chance to log in this week than I thought.