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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on September 28, 2009, 10:03:35 AM
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Completely different time, she says.
Yeah, '67 qualifies.
Hope Geoff is having a prep period. His mind will be justifiably blown. One from the Dead's first album, but I'm not coming up with the title right off.
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I'll give Pigpen-era dead a VHM anytime.
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I'll give Pigpen-era dead a VHM anytime.
Some major psychedelia from the GD, and a song that's NTM.
Keep on trippin' with Peter Fonda and Cream. BOS for "Tales of Brave Ulysses".
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Peter Fonda on LSD! in "psychedelic color"!
(http://asset0.flavorpill.com/attachment_image_files/0014/7026/The_Trip_large.jpg)
and tales of brave Ulysses! BOS Cream.
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Completely different time, she says.
Yeah, '67 qualifies.
Hope Geoff is having a prep period. His mind will be justifiably blown. One from the Dead's first album, but I'm not coming up with the title right off.
A quick peek at the vinyl, and guessing that must have been Cream Puff War. I'm at least relatively familiar with the rest of the songs on their debut record.
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AL + LSD = mind-blowing set!
BOS2 "See Emily Play"
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You'll lose your mind...
BOS early Floyd.
Gotta run to see a lawyer about suing my employer, should be fun!
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(http://ny-image1.etsy.com/il_430xN.78875925.jpg)
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VHM Cream, but BOS2 for Syd & the Floyds, See Emily Play.
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ok, since we're all virtually dosing here, did you read yesterday's Chron article about the return of serious research into LSD's therapeutic effects?
LSD's long, strange trip back into the lab (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/09/27/MNEN19SNGD.DTL)
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Gotta run to see a lawyer about suing my employer, should be fun!
So it's come to that, eh? I'm sorry to hear. Hope it goes as well as possible.
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long-forgotten Francie -- the poor girl's Barbie!
BOS3 "Soul Finger"
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A tip o' the psychedelic beret to Mr. Morey with one of his standards, the Bar-Kays' Soul Finger.
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I can't hear "Soul-Finger" without thinking of Spies Like Us.
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A tip o' the psychedelic beret to Mr. Morey with one of his standards, the Bar-Kays' Soul Finger.
seriously? I don't recall him playing it that often.
BOS4 "the American Byrds" as Li'l Steven would say (there was a UK group called The Birds).
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AL + LSD = mind-blowing set!
BOS2 "See Emily Play"
Holy Psychedelic Psupper, Batman! BOS for PF.
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I can't hear "Soul-Finger" without thinking of Spies Like Us.
wow -- you've never seen The Godfather but you've seen Spies Like Us AND Jumpin' Jack Flash. I may cry.
sha-la-la-la-la-la-BOS5.
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I can't hear "Soul-Finger" without thinking of Spies Like Us.
Me too. Funny scene.
Another BOS for the Grass Roots.
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Gotta run to see a lawyer about suing my employer, should be fun!
So it's come to that, eh? I'm sorry to hear. Hope it goes as well as possible.
Just caught up on this on the Cow Orker thread. Yikes. Thoughts are with you.
BOS to the Monkees and a single I tend to take for granted.
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psweet psychaedelic pstereo pan of the vocals verse from left to right on the Grass Roots.
Sha-la-la-la-la-la-left-to-right
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And now to the poppier side of '67--Live for Today into Pleasant Valley Sunday. For a completely contrived group, the Monkees really had it going on.
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BOS to the Monkees and a single I tend to take for granted.
I love it even as I roll my eyes over a wealthy songwriter dissing materialism.
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I wonder if Pleasant Valley ever had Spare The Air days? what with all that driving and the charcoal cookouts and all...
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BOS to the Monkees and a single I tend to take for granted.
I love it even as I roll my eyes over a wealthy songwriter dissing materialiasm.
I think Gerry and Carole had a good grasp on what the audience wanted to hear, regardless of their bank balance.
O.M.G. Uber-BOS, the Kinks magnum opus, Waterloo Sunset. If ever a song evoked London in my mind, this is the one.
ETA: And it's a bustout, too. About time.
(http://www.earthdocumentary.com/london/waterloo-station-2.jpg)
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BOS The Kinks' Waterloo Sunset!
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uber-BOS6 Kinks!
(http://www.kindakinks.net/misc/articles/mailpic1.jpg)
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O.M.G. Uber-BOS, the Kinks magnum opus, Waterloo Sunset. If ever a song evoked London in my mind, this is the one.
well said!
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psweet psychaedelic pstereo pan of the vocals verse from left to right on the Grass Roots.
Sha-la-la-la-la-la-left-to-right
I too enjoyed this. Made me wonder again about whether it's really worth buying the Beatles' reissues in mono.
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The Turtles got Ray Davies to produce an album for them because they loved "Waterloo Sunset."
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Is this Jimi? "Waterfall"? New to me.
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Is this Jimi? "Waterfall"? New to me.
indeed -- from waterloo to waterfall. BOS7FRA
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Rob Grill wanted to feel you inside of him; George is Within You. Dude!
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Another BOS for "Within You, Without You". Though I have to say that when I was a kid, I always skipped this song when I listened to SPLHCB on our "low-fi".
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One more BOS for George and the Beatles, Within You Without You, but the Kinks still get the vote I'll actually cast.
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Another BOS for "Within You, Without You". Though I have to say that when I was a kid, I always skipped this song when I listened to SPLHCB on our "low-fi".
I second that, I never much liked this song at the time ... still don't very much.
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The GD tune was, indeed, Cream Puff War. Now there's one I'd wager Dave NEVER played.
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The GD tune was, indeed, Cream Puff War. Now there's one I'd wager Dave NEVER played.
Mmmmmmmm... cream puffs....
(http://www.redactedrecipes.com/images/2008/03/02/creampuffs.jpg)
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One more BOS for George and the Beatles, Within You Without You, but the Kinks still get the vote I'll actually cast.
in all the years I've been listening, today is the probably the second time that I actually cast a BOS vote. (Kinks)
I'm curious: How many folks here actually do cast votes?
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One more BOS for George and the Beatles, Within You Without You, but the Kinks still get the vote I'll actually cast.
in all the years I've been listening, today is the probably the second time that I actually cast a BOS vote. (Kinks)
I'm curious: How many folks here actually do cast votes?
I rarely do -- if something AL plays really gobsmacks me, I'll e-mail her. But I'm basically the Meg Whitman of BOS voting ;)
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One more BOS for George and the Beatles, Within You Without You, but the Kinks still get the vote I'll actually cast.
in all the years I've been listening, today is the probably the second time that I actually cast a BOS vote. (Kinks)
I'm curious: How many folks here actually do cast votes?
I rarely do -- if something AL plays really gobsmacks me, I'll e-mail her. But I'm basically the Meg Whitman of BOS voting ;)
As you probably surmised, I do regularly. Used YM during the Dave era, and nowadays I do it via e-mail. As they say, if ya don't vote, you can't bitch. I think Mark does, too, although not sure by what means.
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oops! Daryl, I was trying to move your Meg Whitman post to the politics thread so I could reply to it and I somehow deleted it. Damn. Anyways, I'm really hoping the Dems have a GOOD guv candidate to run against her. I voted against Ah-nuld -- twice -- but I was not at all pleased with Phil Angelides. He was a TERRIBLE candidate. Ah-nuld's poll numbers were in the toilet 6 months before that election -- anybody halfway decent coulda beat him.
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[Thank goodness for cached pages -- please feel free to move it again]
One more BOS for George and the Beatles, Within You Without You, but the Kinks still get the vote I'll actually cast.
in all the years I've been listening, today is the probably the second time that I actually cast a BOS vote. (Kinks)
I'm curious: How many folks here actually do cast votes?
I rarely do -- if something AL plays really gobsmacks me, I'll e-mail her. But I'm basically the Meg Whitman of BOS voting ;)
HA! OMG, on local news Friday, I think they showed her giving a speech at a local company that did solar panel installation/manufacturing or something. And while there giving a speech to employees (and media), she proclaimed that CA's "green jobs" bill was a mistake, and that many jobs will be lost because of it.
Awesome.
When the reporter called her on it, she brushed him off with a "yes, these jobs (solar) are good, but AB-whatver is not the right way to increase them or something". He pushed further, and she gave this *incredibly* condescending/cutesy smile/grimace and said, "Sorry, I've got to go, thank you for your question." Made me want to punch her in the face. Holy crap. Let me find the video...
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O.M.G. Uber-BOS, the Kinks magnum opus, Waterloo Sunset. If ever a song evoked London in my mind, this is the one.
A while ago Mike had a link to the All-Time UK singles list, and this was #1. So aparently a whole lot of actual Londoners agree with you.
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9/28/09 - Monday... Back to...1967!!
1. Grateful Dead - Cream Puff War
(Movie: The Trip)
2. Cream - Tales of Brave Ulysses
3. Pink Floyd - See Emily Play
(Ad: Swinging Francie Barbie)
4. The Bar-Kays - Soul Finger
5. The Byrds - So You Want to Be a Rock & Roll Star
6. The Grass Roots - Live For Today
7. The Monkees - Pleasant Valley Sunday
(News: LBJ/Ford - tax hike)
8. Kinks - Waterloo Sunset (BOS)
9. Jimi Hendrix Experience - May This Be Love
10. Beatles - Within You Without You
BONUS TRACK: Bobbie Gentry - Ode to Billie Joe
Holy flaming mother of pop: the Bonus was Bobbie Gentry!! and that desciption above of "Swinging Francie Barbie" is incorrect -- Francie and Barbie were completely diff dolls (made by diff companies, iirc). Barbie's best friend was Midge, as anyone over 50 will remember.
ETA: turns out Mattell made both dolls -- but Francie was indeed diff from Barbie (she was supposed to be Barbie's "Mod" cousin, or something) and was nowhere near as popular.
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Is this Jimi? "Waterfall"? New to me.
Have you never seen Singles? Esp. with your love for Seattle I'd have thought you must have at some point. It's on the soundtrack album.
There's a scene where Campbell Scott is playing records for Kyra Sedgwick in his apt., and when she admits little or no knowledge of Jimi, he says, "You have to listen to this," and then plays this cut 'live' in the film.
Later in that scene Jane's Addiction's "Three Days" can be heard, but I guess it was too long for the soundtrack, too bad.
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Is this Jimi? "Waterfall"? New to me.
Have you never seen Singles? Esp. with your love for Seattle I'd have thought you must have at some point. It's on the soundtrack album.
There's a scene where Campbell Scott is playing records for Kyra Sedgwick in his apt., and when she admits little or no knowledge of Jimi, he says, "You have to listen to this," and then plays this cut 'live' in the film.
Later in that scene Jane's Addiction's "Three Days" can be heard, but I guess it was too long for the soundtrack, too bad.
I confess that I haven't seen Singles. And my love for Seattle is really only based on ... 4-5 trips taken to Bumbershoot for only 3-4 days max. And we typically only stay/explore around the Seattle Center where the festival is based. Oh wait -- we also walked or took the monorail to/from Pike Place on various occasion, of course.
Should we go back and stay longer or see other things? Absolutely yes. Do I really really want to see Storm Large some day live? Hells yes. Will this probably not happen if we have two kids in tow? Well, I do have a family friend up there that could probably babysit.
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9/28/09 - Monday... Back to...1967!!
1. Grateful Dead - Cream Puff War
(Movie: The Trip)
2. Cream - Tales of Brave Ulysses
3. Pink Floyd - See Emily Play
(Ad: Swinging Francie Barbie)
4. The Bar-Kays - Soul Finger
5. The Byrds - So You Want to Be a Rock & Roll Star
6. The Grass Roots - Live For Today
7. The Monkees - Pleasant Valley Sunday
(News: LBJ/Ford - tax hike)
8. Kinks - Waterloo Sunset (BOS)
9. Jimi Hendrix Experience - May This Be Love
10. Beatles - Within You Without You
BONUS TRACK: Bobbie Gentry - Ode to Billie Joe
Holy flaming mother of pop: the Bonus was Bobbie Gentry!!
This looks like a freaking awesome set. 1, 2, 6, 9, 10 would have been wonderful to hear.
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I listened to a little bit of this. One thing about these 60's shows is they tend to be a bit short.
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Singles was an awesome movie. I'll give BOS to the Grass Roots.