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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on October 30, 2009, 09:47:03 AM
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Unless that's another phrase Dave has copyrighted ;)
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BOS Jack Skellington & friends.
(http://unrealitymag.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/jack.jpg)
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Danny Elfman is spooky -- This is Halloween!
We're going to see this movie (Nightmare before Chrismas) at the Castro tonight! in 3D!
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Unless that's another phrase Dave has copyrighted ;)
So long as he didn't call "no copy-catters" on the standard Halloween setlist, I imagine we'll hear a lot of the usual suspects regardless of what the set is called. Although I'm anxious to hear what new twists AL puts on this old chestnut.
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uber-BOS2 Screamin' Jay! BWAHAHAHAHA!
(http://userserve-ak.last.fm/serve/_/2507689/Screamin+Jay+Hawkins+sjh.jpg)
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Thought I'd share this pic with you. POssibly the best Halloween house decorations ever:
(http://bp2.blogger.com/_eaxpFK4OHsY/RXIeDtREvpI/AAAAAAAAAB4/spOumCisVAM/s1600-h/halloween-1.jpg)
Supposedly small children were afraid to approach because they thought the house would eat them.
ETA: Well, that didn't work. The blog page it came from is here:
http://haggisbuffet.blogspot.com/2004/10/its-most-wonderful-time-of-year.html
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Unless that's another phrase Dave has copyrighted ;)
So long as he didn't call "no copy-catters" on the standard Halloween setlist, I imagine we'll hear a lot of the usual suspects regardless of what the set is called. Although I'm anxious to hear what new twists AL puts on this old chestnut.
Always good to hear Screamin' Jay. Don't sit in the first two rows when he says "SSSPell".
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BOS3 Bowie.
But I must quibble by saying Scream is (IMHO) one of the most overrated movies of the last 15 years.
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LOL! BOS4 vampire Butters
(http://www.6bubbles.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/vampire_butters_by_koutos.jpg)
VHM Ministry when they were good.
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BOS Ministry. Second time I've heard Halloween (Is Everyday) today. First was on KUSF when Jet closed out her 6-9 deejay slot.
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BOS Bowie... and Butters!
Butters is great.
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Unless that's another phrase Dave has copyrighted ;)
so what phrases has Dave copyrighted?
"Spook-tacular" is used by car dealerships and hardware stores all over the nation to advertise their scary prices!
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BOS Bowie... and Butters!
Butters is great.
easily my favorite SP character -- amazing how many different failed attempts they made to add a fifth character (Token, Tweek, etc) before stumbling upon Butters.
(http://media.southparkstudios.com/media/images/514/514_32.gif)
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Unless that's another phrase Dave has copyrighted ;)
so what phrases has Dave copyrighted?
none. just a snarky reference to the AL switch from "Vertical tasting" to "Chartbusters".
I'm hoping we might get Roky Erickson's "I walked With a Zombie" -- if anyone might play that one, it's AL.
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this one is NTM, but I'm trying to figure out how you can "burn the flames..."
are flames flammable?
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this one is NTM, but I'm trying to figure out how you can "burn the flames..."
are flames flammable?
the singer sounds a bit, er, flaming himself.
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I confess to having to google the lyrics to ID this. That being said, ultra-BOS to Roky Erickson, a skeleton sitting at his organ and rock & roll casualty. Burn the Flames.
The first bustout of the set. And a good one at that.
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VHM Drew Barrymore...and I think we haven't heard the last of her in this set.
have to totally disagree with Mike, Blair Witch was over-rated, but Scream (the first) was excellent. Wes Craven at the height of his powers, and Neve Campbell at the [irony]height[/irony] of hers (depending on how much of a voyeur you are when you watch Wild Things)*.
*I'm personally on the fence (& own both DVD's), but many hetero guys I've known have an extremely high opinion of Wild Things.
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I'm hoping we might get Roky Erickson's "I walked With a Zombie" -- if anyone might play that one, it's AL.
Will this do?
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I confess to having to google the lyrics to ID this. That being said, ultra-BOS to Roky Erickson, a skeleton sitting at his organ and rock & roll casualty. Burn the Flames.
The first bustout of the set. And a good one at that.
HA! sure enuf, AL plays some Roky, tho' not the one I'd hoped for.
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this one is NTM, but I'm trying to figure out how you can "burn the flames..."
are flames flammable?
This is really weird. No idea who this is, except he sounds like Alice Cooper's cousin.
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this one is NTM, but I'm trying to figure out how you can "burn the flames..."
are flames flammable?
Perhaps reflexively. But then "you" wouldn't be able to do it.
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VHM Drew Barrymore...and I think we haven't heard the last of her in this set.
have to totally disagree with Mike, Blair Witch was over-rated, but Scream (the first) was excellent. Wes Craven at the height of his powers, and Neve Campbell at the [irony]height[/irony] of hers (depending on how much of a voyeur you are when you watch Wild Things)*.
*I'm personally on the fence (& own both DVD's), but many hetero guys I've known have an extremely high opinion of Wild Things.
Sorry, I think Scream is nowhere near as clever as it thinks it is. It's no better than the bad movies it's trying to parody.
Blair Witch, OTOH, is absolutely godawful -- the ultimate overrated "the emperor has no clothes" Sundance discovery.
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this one is NTM, but I'm trying to figure out how you can "burn the flames..."
are flames flammable?
the singer sounds a bit, er, flaming himself.
Yeah, he delivered those lines with a Sylvester snap.
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I confess to having to google the lyrics to ID this. That being said, ultra-BOS to Roky Erickson, a skeleton sitting at his organ and rock & roll casualty. Burn the Flames.
The first bustout of the set. And a good one at that.
I was typing too slowly on my response about Scream to get in a comment on Roky Erickson, but I did recognize that.
Holeeeee One-Time Vocals Batman!!! UBER BOS John Entwhistle & Boris!!!
ETA: And UBER UBER BOS to Bauhaus "Bela Lugosi's Dead". What can I say.
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Nothing would scare me half as much as an "He wants you, too, Malachi!" clip.
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Hannibal the Cannibal meets "Boris the Spider"!
(http://www.templeofthedemon.com/images/hannibal_lecter.jpg)(http://content.ytmnd.com/content/8/8/1/881cbe0bd290ece4c67f930bf1e6a30c.jpg)
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Holeeeee One-Time Vocals Batman!!! UBER BOS John Entwhistle & Boris!!!
And believe it or not, a bustout in any set; year, theme or otherwise. I'd have guessed Dave would have played it a time or three.
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Holeeeee One-Time Vocals Batman!!! UBER BOS John Entwhistle & Boris!!!
And believe it or not, a bustout in any set; year, theme or otherwise. I'd have guessed Dave would have played it a time or three.
he def has, in the past, if not within the scope of the db.
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Nothing would scare me half as much as an "He wants you, too, Malachi!" clip.
scarier still: it looks like the princess subjected herself to that Nic Cage "Mandolin" movie. Condolences, poc.
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Nothing would scare me half as much as an "He wants you, too, Malachi!" clip.
scarier still: it looks like the princess subjected herself to that Nic Cage "Mandolin" movie. Condolences, poc.
It was the only thing on telly in Dublin the other night. At least I learned all about the Italian occupation of Greece during WWII. And the subsequent German treatment of the Italian soldiers once Mussolini surrendered. And that John Hurt is a man of 1,000 faces. Not to mention Christian Bale!
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(whisper) "I see Bela Lugosi!" (/whisper)
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VHM, The Coasters (and Lieber & Stoller) Poison Ivy.
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As much as I like the Coasters, I don't see what "Poison Ivy" has to do with Halloween.
Was that poem from Twilight Zone, with the evil dummy?
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did we hear a clip from Silence of the Lambs? here's another Anthony Hopkins movie clip. Magic
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_gsUALeZML10/SRuuyOqzJgI/AAAAAAAAFLQ/1E49rZnxUO4/s400/Magic_Ann_Margret_Fats_Anthony_Hopkins.JPG)
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Not to mention Christian Bale!
I finally saw American Psycho recently -- dunno why I'd never seen it before. Wow.
WOS "Poison Ivy" -- not the scariest H'ween choice, AL.
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courtesy of AMG:
The song was the band's first single, released in August 1979, and is often considered to be the first gothic rock record released.
The song is over nine minutes in length and was recorded "live in the studio" in a single take. David J, the band's bassist, claims on his website to have written the lyrics. By far their most famous work, its minimalist, free-form nature evoked a mixture of The Doors, early Pink Floyd and experimental 'Krautrock' bands such as Can and Neu. The singing does not start (in the studio version) until several minutes into the track. The dub-influenced guitar sound was achieved by using partial barre chords and allowing the top E and B strings open, adding to the drone-like quality of the song.
The title references horror film star Béla Lugosi (1882-1956), who did much to establish the modern vampire image as the title character in the 1931 film Dracula. (Lugosi was, in fact, buried in his Dracula cape - an event depicted in the film Ed Wood.
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It was the only thing on telly in Dublin the other night.
WTF!? You were in Dublin & you didn't call me!?
ETA: especially if you were bored...
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WOS2 "Goo-goo-muck" or whatever it's called. An awful record no matter what the season.
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It was the only thing on telly in Dublin the other night.
WTF!? You were in Dublin & you didn't call me!?
The *other* Dublin, silly. :)
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One more BOS, The Cramps! RIP, Lux Interior.
ETA: Is it just me, or are we over our 10-song allotment? Even with the lengthy Nick Cave Bauhaus tune, most of these songs are pretty short and it's 10 of 11, while we're still hearing Monster Mash.
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did we hear a clip from Silence of the Lambs? here's another Anthony Hopkins movie clip. Magic
Ann Margret holding a dummy might be the scariest sight of all time. Even scarier than Sir Hopkins in tight baby blue polyester slacks.
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"Monster Mash" : Halloween :: "Jingle Bells" : Xmas.
please tell me this will be a "Monster mash"/Monster HASH" megamix.
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CRAMPS! another BOS.
although "Poison Ivy" is not getting much love here, I bet Lux Interior was into Poison Ivy .. if you know what I mean!
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CRAMPS! another BOS.
although Poison Ivy is not getting much love here, I bet Lux Interior was into Poison Ivy .. if you know what I mean!
Har-har. :)
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It was the only thing on telly in Dublin the other night.
WTF!? You were in Dublin & you didn't call me!?
The *other* Dublin, silly. :)
Oh, Ireland, I get it (belatedly).
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"Monster Mash" : Halloween :: "Jingle Bells" : Xmas.
please tell me this will be a "Monster mash"/Monster HASH" megamix.
guess I'll have to provide it meself:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CqQ9_KY6XE&feature=related
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TANC: hey urth, here's "21 Guns" again!
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TANC: hey urth, here's "21 Guns" again!
No kidding. Just proving my point.
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Bonus track is the always welcome "Dead Man's Party", Oingo Boingo.
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TANC: hey urth, here's "21 Guns" again!
No kidding. Just proving my point.
but that's just KFOG. I've heard at least 3, if not 4, other tracks on other stations already. "Know Your Enemy", "Last of the American Girls", "Song of the Century" are all first rate, imho.
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1. Danny Elfman - This is Halloween
(Movie: Scream)
2. Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You (BOS)
3. David Bowie - Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps)
(TV: South Park - Vampires/Goths)
4. Ministry - Every Day is Halloween
5. Roky Erickson - Burn the Flames
(Movie: Halloween)
6. The Who - Boris the Spider
(Movie: Dracula)
7. Bauhaus - Bela Lugosi's Dead (BOS!)
8. The Coasters - Poison Ivy
(Movie: Magic)
9. The Cramps - Goo Goo Muck
10. Bobby "Boris" Picket - The Monster Mash
BONUS TRACK: Oingo Boingo - Dead Man's Party
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Just for the heck of it....this was the Album of the Day featured on AMG just now:
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd600/d618/d61800y96j9.jpg)
no idea what the heck it's about, but loved the title & cheesy pic
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Just digging into my usual Sat. a.m. housework, and post replay I switched over to channel 840 (XM Deep Tracks) on my DirecTV. The first song was actully pretty cool, but when I wandered over to see who it was, I was rather astonished.
It was, in fact, Andrew "Lonely Boy" Gold, doing "Halloween Party" one of the nine original Halloween songs on his record:
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drc800/c830/c830547v962.jpg)
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TANC: hey urth, here's "21 Guns" again!
No kidding. Just proving my point.
but that's just KFOG. I've heard at least 3, if not 4, other tracks on other stations already. "Know Your Enemy", "Last of the American Girls", "Song of the Century" are all first rate, imho.
Don't doubt it. In fact, I rather liked "21 Guns" at first too, but I'm just getting a little sick of it.
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Just for the heck of it....this was the Album of the Day featured on AMG just now:
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drd600/d618/d61800y96j9.jpg)
no idea what the heck it's about, but loved the title & cheesy pic
Never seen that album before but Philly Joe Jones played drums with the Miles Davis Quintet in the mid-50s, and was one of the preeminent bebop drummers of that time. He took the nickname "Philly Joe" to avoid confusion with another drummer named Jo Jones. Contrary to popular myth, however, he is not related to the *other* Jones family of jazz, Thad (trumpet), Hank (piano), and Elvin (drums).