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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on October 07, 2009, 10:02:02 AM
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Loverboy is workin' it in those red leather pants....
(http://epiclectic.com/data/media/23/loverboy-getlucky.jpg)
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Blubberboy put on a good show back in the day. Saw them in 82 as a matter of fact, and they were on a bill w Iron Maiden, The Nooge and Foreigner.
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Gettin' better...Wire Train's in Tokyo but we're not.
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nearly a photo Kinx, as I had that URL copied and ready to paste before I saw your post.
Quick M3S quiz, name two other songs that reference Nova Scotia!
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Gettin' better...Wire Train's in Tokyo but we're not.
Wire Train may well be in Tokyo, But this is Translator -- a Moreytrina if ever there was.
WOS Loverboy, of course.
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nearly a photo Kinx, as I had that URL copied and ready to paste before I saw your post.
Quick M3S quiz, name two other songs that reference Nova Scotia!
Well, there's "You're So Vain" by Carly Simon...
And Neil Young knows a town in North Ontario, but that's not exactly Nova Scotia.
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nearly a photo Kinx, as I had that URL copied and ready to paste before I saw your post.
Quick M3S quiz, name two other songs that reference Nova Scotia!
Carly Simon You're So Vain
.. and something by the Barenaked Ladies?
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Yikes, more cheeze for breakfast from Survivor.
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Gettin' better...Wire Train's in Tokyo but we're not.
Wire Train may well be in Tokyo, But this is Translator -- a Moreytrina if ever there was.
WOS Loverboy, of course.
same record label though, maybe that's what threw you off.
Even more cheese form Survivor, who, ahhh, didn't exactly survive after the early Eighties.
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Yikes, more cheeze for breakfast from Survivor.
more cheese Jinx! (though this may have been the most inevitable jinx ever).
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BOS Foreigner, "Jukebox Hero" which is a bustout as far as the Db is concerned. Any doubt that TC agrees with me?
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
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Dear gawd, now Foreigner? This is gettin' ugly.
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yay! Foreigner, who are touring again -- without Lou Gramm -- so, we ask, why bother?
if we get The Nooge (unlikely) and Iron Maiden (even more unlikely) we will achieve heaviosity in the 80s stadium crap rock department:
(http://www.sfgate.com/blogs/images/sfgate/culture/2006/08/03/x1pWjGVXX8SHGw9LjzuGI35reW94-x6rZ4gV3TOwYrkT-PjQOy4y8aROdGM0uj8iXiTwSGg_DC5t5gnV3tdAxud4hrBf_JWC2jhu-Er2B7Py74sEQuRrfqkokNf0qcng5UdhgKaz8CIfK4250x208.jpg)
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
Indeed, today appears to be our weekly visit to the cheeze counter.
And I had no idea that "Mushaboom" was anything but a made-up word.
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Sting's hungry for you -- I'm hungry for something more substantial.
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BOS #2 Les Police!
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Sting's hungry for you -- I'm hungry for something more substantial.
hungry for you, hungry for Swanson, hungry like the wolf...
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I've been hungry for a BOS, and this could be it...
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
the other one is an immortal classic, with lots of locational name drops (I think I just made up the word 'locational').
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I've been hungry for a BOS, and this could be it...
No, that was another Katrina, but here's an ATBB for X, and nice segue ta boot!
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ok, we all know who to BOS vote for now.
X marks the spot.
Prove me wrong, Fogheads! I dare you!
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I've been hungry for a BOS, and this could be it...
It was for a minute, but now it's X. They're not hungry *like* the wolf, they ARE the Hungry Wolf.
Quite the trio of "hunger" songs, btw.
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I've been hungry for a BOS, and this could be it...
No, that was another Katrina, but here's an ATBB for X, and nice segue ta boot!
All hail the Hungry Wolf twin spin!
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I've been hungry for a BOS, and this could be it...
It was for a minute, but now it's X. They're not hungry *like* the wolf, they ARE the Hungry Wolf.
Quite the trio of "hunger" songs, btw.
simile, metaphor ... we've got it all, Strunk and White!
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
the other one is an immortal classic, with lots of locational name drops (I think I just made up the word 'locational').
This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
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BOS #3, "Destination Unknown", for me one of the quintessential New Wave tracks.
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I've been hungry for a BOS, and this could be it...
No, that was another Katrina, but here's an ATBB for X, and nice segue ta boot!
All hail the Hungry Wolf twin spin!
that was indeed clever, and nearly redeems this set, which is not doing it for me, overall. And now Missing 'Trinas, "Destination Katrina". If AL wanted to continue the hunger/eating theme, she shoulda played "Maneater". Jus' sayin'.
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
the other one is an immortal classic, with lots of locational name drops (I think I just made up the word 'locational').
This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
No, a gigantic Motown hit.
ETA: when I first read that, I thouhgt the word 'locational' was hurtiing your brain.
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
the other one is an immortal classic, with lots of locational name drops (I think I just made up the word 'locational').
This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
nope, it's X. Exene Cervenka (v), John Doe (bass, v), Billy Zoom (guitar) and DJ Bonebreak (battery).
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
the other one is an immortal classic, with lots of locational name drops (I think I just made up the word 'locational').
This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
No, a gigantic Motown hit.
*tea flies sprays out of my mouth*
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And it's a bit more cheeze to go, Mahoney-style.
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I have a soft spot in my heart for Mr. Money, since he kicked off the first stadium show I ever saw, and he really kicked it. And ITIIL is something we haven't head here for over 6 yrs.
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BOS #3, "Destination Unknown", for me one of the quintessential New Wave tracks.
yes, yes, YES, OMG YES! I agree with you... The rock guitar (is it Warren Cavullo?) giving some 'nads to the quirky vox new wavi-ness of it all reminds me of the Cars and how they broke on the scene w their sound.
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"I think I'm in love
'cause I can't get it up"
er... WHAT??
more cheeze from the Money Man. X notwithstanding, this is one of the more annoying '82 sets since Dave's paint-by-numbers days.
BOS Letterman's first show.
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And there's "Mushaboom" by Feist, which is a town in Nova Scotia, I think. Probably still not what you're thinking of.
And the cheeze just keeps on coming with Foreigner "Jukebox Hero".
the other one is an immortal classic, with lots of locational name drops (I think I just made up the word 'locational').
This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
No, a gigantic Motown hit.
ETA: when I first read that, I thouhgt the word 'locational' was hurtiing your brain.
Well, I spose it's "Dancing in the Streets", eh?
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This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
No, a gigantic Motown hit.
ETA: when I first read that, I thouhgt the word 'locational' was hurtiing your brain.
Well, I spose it's "Dancing in the Streets", eh?
Ding Ding Ding!!!
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BOS81-82-83-84
ETA: This song makes my day every time I hear it.
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This is hurting my brain. Is it a Neil Young song?
No, a gigantic Motown hit.
ETA: when I first read that, I thouhgt the word 'locational' was hurtiing your brain.
Well, I spose it's "Dancing in the Streets", eh?
Ding Ding Ding!!!
Ahh, I see it's in the part at the very end after the song proper is over.
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one last BOS to "New Gold Dream", a great album top to bottom.
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The rock guitar (is it Warren Cavullo?) giving some 'nads to the quirky vox new wavi-ness of it all reminds me of the Cars and how they broke on the scene w their sound.
Close--Warren Cucurullo, one of the several Zappa alums in that band.
BOS2, New Gold Dream. Eddie ONE, Eddie TWO, Eddie THREE, Eddie FOUR!
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The rock guitar (is it Warren Cavullo?) giving some 'nads to the quirky vox new wavi-ness of it all reminds me of the Cars and how they broke on the scene w their sound.
Close--Warren Cucurullo, one of the several Zappa alums in that band.
And a couple years after this, when Andy Taylor split from Duran Duran, Cuccurullo (double 'c', single 'r', double 'l', can't believe both of you copy editor types got the sp. wrong :o ) replaced him.
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10/07/09 - Midweek! 80's time...1982!!!
1. Loverboy - Workin' for the Weekend
2. Translator - Everywhere That I'm Not
(Movie: Rocky III)
3. Survivor - Eye of the Tiger
4. Foreigner - Jukebox Hero
5. Police - Hungry For You
(Ad: Hungry Man TV Dinners)
6. Duran Duran - Hungry Like the Wolf
7. X - The Hungry Wolf (BEST OF SET!)
8. Missing Persons - Destination Unknown
9. Eddie Money - I Think I'm in Love
(TV: David Letterman's first late night show)
10. Simple Minds - New Gold Dream
BONUS TRACK: XTC - Senses Working Overtime
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The rock guitar (is it Warren Cavullo?) giving some 'nads to the quirky vox new wavi-ness of it all reminds me of the Cars and how they broke on the scene w their sound.
Close--Warren Cucurullo, one of the several Zappa alums in that band.
And a couple years after this, when Andy Taylor split from Duran Duran, Cuccurullo (double 'c', single 'r', double 'l', can't believe both of you copy editor types got the sp. wrong :o ) replaced him.
Hey, cut us some slack. It's not like he's Erik Claptin or Jimmy Hendricks. :D
Btw, 'twas I who commented to AL about the "hunger trifecta" that she ref'd in the backsell.