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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on October 21, 2009, 10:03:41 AM
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sweet sweet Connie is doin' her act!
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sweet sweet Connie is doin' her act!
Oh no no no no! Did you hear that? It's a Dave 10at10 with Dave completely excised. This is evil.
I'm not looking forward to the expurgated wrap-up.
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ah, the one with the rare Chicago track "In Terms of Two".
Last week's D&D classic had Dave excised at the beginning too -- and appraently they screwed up at the end and forgot to edit him out (but did so on the replays).
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ah, the one with the rare Chicago track "In Terms of Two".
Last week's D&D classic had Dave excised at the beginning too -- and appraently they screwed up at the end and forgot to edit him out (but did so on the replays).
I didn't recognize it til I saw the setlist, but this was the set they used for Dave's final "farewell" at the end of May. Originally aired Nov. 16, 06.
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ah, the one with the rare Chicago track "In Terms of Two".
Last week's D&D classic had Dave excised at the beginning too -- and appraently they screwed up at the end and forgot to edit him out (but did so on the replays).
I see. So my rage is old news; I didn't hear it last week. Oh well.
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ah, the one with the rare Chicago track "In Terms of Two".
Last week's D&D classic had Dave excised at the beginning too -- and appraently they screwed up at the end and forgot to edit him out (but did so on the replays).
I didn't recognize it til I saw the setlist, but this was the set they used for Dave's final "farewell" at the end of May. Originally aired Nov. 16, 06.
proxy of geoff: jackson Browne.
BOS Gunhill Road.
if they've edited the ending, it should be rather abrupt, iirc. Dave gushed over Gladys as he often does.
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Of course, I can't complain about 1973, and certainly not about a set that contains Bodhisattva. I'm going to see the All-Request Steely Dan show tonight. So there's that.
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Woo Hoo!! Big BOS from me for Bodhisattva -- one of my favorites!!
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BOS2, Gun Hill Road. Dave was the only one who ever played this.
Ah, here's another reason for this set: the Steely Dan connection.
Speaking of which, anyone talked to the Princess since she landed in the bay area?
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Bodi, baby, show us the shine of your BOS2!
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Of course, I can't complain about 1973, and certainly not about a set that contains Bodhisattva. I'm going to see the All-Request Steely Dan show tonight. So there's that.
Have fun Dave. I hope you get your request(s). Doctor Wu Hu !!!!
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AAAAAACK! Bobby G loses his cherry twice in one week. "julep/two lips" is one of the more unforgiveable rhymes in pop history.
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Of course, I can't complain about 1973, and certainly not about a set that contains Bodhisattva. I'm going to see the All-Request Steely Dan show tonight. So there's that.
Have fun Dave. I hope you get your request(s). Doctor Wu Hu !!!!
Tragically, Scott waited until the last day to vote, and it was too late. It was fun making the list though. I'll post it here:
20. The Caves of Altamira
19. Midnight Cruiser
18. Time Out of Mind
17. Turn That Heartbeat Over Again
16. Deacon Blues
15. Don't Take Me Alive
14. Rikki Don't Lose That Number
13. Bad Sneakers
12. Do It Again
11. Any Major Dude Will Tell You
10. Here at the Western World
9. FM
8. Josie
7. Haitian Divorce
6. My Old School
5. Kid Charlemagne
4. East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
3. Your Gold Teeth
2. King of the World
1. Dr. Wu
I voted first and we alternated (starting at the bottom).
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Another reason this set was notable: the only appearance in the DB of Summer (The First Time). '73 (or the mid-70s in general) was really rife with these story-song things, wasn't it?
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BOS3 Rev Al, digital glitches aside.
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BOS3 Rev Al, digital glitches aside.
Glad it wasn't just me that heard that. I don't remember that from the last replay of this one.
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BOS2 HR Puffenstuff -- the Long version.
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BOS3 Rev Al, digital glitches aside.
more digital probs -- must be Witchie-Poo!
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BOS2 HR Puffenstuff -- the Long version.
With more digi-skips. Sounds like their file is corrupted. Dave's revenge?
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BOS3 Rev Al, digital glitches aside.
Eek. Glitch city continues through H.R. Puf'n Stuff. Great pot humor. My dad's stepmother auditioned to be Witchypoo.
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BOS3 Rev Al, digital glitches aside.
Eek. Glitch city continues through H.R. Puf'n Stuff. Great pot humor. My dad's stepmother auditioned to be Witchypoo.
Q: whaddya get if you take Witchy Ex-Lax?
A: Witchy Poo!
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Of course, I can't complain about 1973, and certainly not about a set that contains Bodhisattva. I'm going to see the All-Request Steely Dan show tonight. So there's that.
Have fun Dave. I hope you get your request(s). Doctor Wu Hu !!!!
Tragically, Scott waited until the last day to vote, and it was too late. It was fun making the list though. I'll post it here:
20. The Caves of Altamira
19. Midnight Cruiser
18. Time Out of Mind
17. Turn That Heartbeat Over Again
16. Deacon Blues
15. Don't Take Me Alive
14. Rikki Don't Lose That Number
13. Bad Sneakers
12. Do It Again
11. Any Major Dude Will Tell You
10. Here at the Western World
9. FM
8. Josie
7. Haitian Divorce
6. My Old School
5. Kid Charlemagne
4. East St. Louis Toodle-Oo
3. Your Gold Teeth
2. King of the World
1. Dr. Wu
I voted first and we alternated (starting at the bottom).
Nice list -- pretty darn good Steely Dan greatest hits I'd say. Missing Bodhisattva though. :-)
Have a great time... I'm really jealous. I'd love to see the set list from tonight if you have time to take notes!!
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BOS4 and proxy of gaz: EJ in the subway with "Alice".
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Alice and Tull's Crosseyed Mary would make quite a pair.
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Alice and Tull's Crosseyed Mary would make quite a pair.
or Rod Stewart's "Georgie".
of course, there's always been Ethel. Guilty Displeasure to Genesis. We've had a WitchyPoo and a Wardrobe -- all we need is a Lion.
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I Know What I Loike: a BOS for Genesis!
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Alice and Tull's Crosseyed Mary would make quite a pair.
or Rod Stewart's "Georgie".
of course, there's always been Ethel. Guilty Displeasure to Genesis. We've had a WitchyPoo and a Wardrobe -- all we need is a Lion.
Are you wondering where the lions are?
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I Know What I Loike: a BOS for Genesis!
there's a place for you in the fire-escape trade, TC.
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BOS5 Gladys, "Neither One Of us (Wants to Be the First to Convert to Mormonism)". 'twas not a dry eye in the house when this aired in May
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I Know What I Loike: a BOS for Genesis!
Ditto here. And cue the waterworks--Gladys and the Pips don't want to be the first to say...
ETA: Except this time I'm cryin' 'cause of that abruptly hacked ending.
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I Know What I Loike: a BOS for Genesis!
Ditto here. And cue the waterworks--Gladys and the Pips don't want to be the first to say...
and KFOG didn't want Dave to say goodbye today. ::)
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Rosalie picked a nice bonus track for today--10cc's Wall Street Shufffle--but she missed on the year, WSS was from '74. Now if she'd played Rubber Bullets...
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10/21/09 -Midweek!! Today's "Classic" is from...1973!!
1. Grand Funk Railroad - We're An American Band
2. Chicago - In Terms of Two
3. Jackson Browne - Take it Easy
4. Gunhill Road - Back When My Hair Was Short
5. Steely Dan - Bodhisattva
6. Bobby Goldsboro - Summer (The First Time)
7. Al Green - Here I Am (Come & Take Me)
8. Elton John - All the Girls Love Alice
9. Genesis - I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)
10. Gladys Knight & the Pips - Neither One of Us (Wants to Be the First to Say Goodbye)
BONUS TRACK: 10cc - Wall Street Shuffle (sorry, Rosalie -- wrong year!)
4 (count 'em) parenthetical titles! What I don't get about the editing-out-Dave thing is: why not get AL (or somebody) to record a new backannounce, call it a "classic from the archives" and be done with it? At least the songs would be identified. Having NO backannounce seems to call more attention to the fact that something's amiss.
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Whoever is picking these replays is getting on my nerves. We're at 8 so far and a grand total of 1 set after 1980. >:(
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Whoever is picking these replays is getting on my nerves. We're at 8 so far and a grand total of 1 set after 1980. >:(
LOL! of course, for most of us, not hearing anything post-'86 is no great loss, but it is odd that we've been mostly '60s & '70s during AL's absence. The "new template" of one-from-each-decade-plus-a-theme each week seems to be falling apart. Could be those '90s sets just don't thrill people.
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Whoever is picking these replays is getting on my nerves. We're at 8 so far and a grand total of 1 set after 1980. >:(
LOL! of course, for most of us, not hearing anything post-'86 is no great loss, but it is odd that we've been mostly '60s & '70s during AL's absence. The "new template" of one-from-each-decade-plus-a-theme each week seems to be falling apart. Could be those '90s sets just don't thrill people.
Yeah, I've also noticed that she's really following the "template" much anymore. She probably did that at first just until she got in the swing of things. & it's 90s sets that seem to seem to be slighted rather than 60s sets so we're getting too many 60s repeats because she's still only doing the latter half of the 60s (except for the VT and 1964 that one time.) If she's going to do 60s every week at the expense of 90s then I'd actually rather see her do 1960-1969. Or better yet, she should throw us for a loop and do something like 1932 sometime...I'd totally listen to that.