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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on February 10, 2010, 10:02:18 AM
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Guessing 80s or 90s today.
Wrong again. Sigh.
But at least we get EWF's groovy workout on Got To Get You Into My Life to help me get over it.
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Guessing 80s or 90s today.
Wrong again. Sigh.
Don't sigh, get high! Nice TOTHK from EW&F. My friend the Beatles purist could never stand this version, but I dig it.
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Guessing 80s or 90s today.
Wrong again. Sigh.
But at least we get EWF's groovy workout on Got To Get You Into My Life to help me get over it.
easily the only good thing to come from the Sgt Pepper movie debacle. VHM and a fine TOTHK.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! WOS "Dreadlock Overplay".
For a song that never made the Top 40, this is awfully popular across the board.
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Guessing 80s or 90s today.
Wrong again. Sigh.
But at least we get EWF's groovy workout on Got To Get You Into My Life to help me get over it.
easily the only good thing to come from the Sgt Pepper movie debacle. VHM and a fine TOTHK.
Btw, did y'all catch AL using the phrase "top of the hour kooker" in the backsell for yesterday's set?
BOS for EWF, eh for 10cc--fake reggae, as the long departed Rasztrelnikov often reminded us.
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eh for 10cc--fake reggae, as the long departed Rasztrelnikov often reminded us.
"would you like something hotter?"
Er, yes, PLEASE.
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eh for 10cc--fake reggae, as the long departed Rasztrelnikov often reminded us.
"would you like something hotter?"
Er, yes, PLEASE.
With pleasure. How about some nice Breaking Glass?
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AL breaks some glass. BOS Mr Jesus of Cool.
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eh for 10cc--fake reggae, as the long departed Rasztrelnikov often reminded us.
"would you like something hotter?"
Er, yes, PLEASE.
I believe that's "something harder", amigo. BOS for Nick Lowe's quirking "Breaking Glass".
And speaking of quirky, another BOS for Nick's mate Elvis.
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BOS2 Elvis the C, "This Year's Girl". Those disco synthesizers! Those body-building prizes!
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I was just about to post that the piano on the Nick Lowe track sounded a whole lot like Steve Nieve from the Attractions, and here he is again, fondling his organ on This Year's Girl.
UltraBOS the Steve Nieve twin-spin!
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eh for 10cc--fake reggae, as the long departed Rasztrelnikov often reminded us.
"would you like something hotter?"
Er, yes, PLEASE.
I believe that's "something harder", amigo.
wow, I've m'greened that as "hotter" for 32 years....
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VHM Cosell and the Battle of the Network Stars! "I've had Enough" indeed -- damn, the Who have gotten a lot of airplay this week!
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eh for 10cc--fake reggae, as the long departed Rasztrelnikov often reminded us.
"would you like something hotter?"
Er, yes, PLEASE.
I believe that's "something harder", amigo.
wow, I've m'greened that as "hotter" for 32 years....
Don't feel bad. I used to think it was "if you want something, holler".
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that Howard Cosell clip of Battle of Network Stars was awesome!
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Another serious BOS candidate and the second deep Who track in less than a week--Had Enough, off Who Are You.
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Don't feel bad. I used to think it was "if you want something, holler".
Ha! that's the Fran Drescher version...
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I'll give the Who a VHM, I like this song.
So the Who have songs called Had Enough (from Quadrophenia) and I've Had Enough (from Who Are You...?)
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that Howard Cosell clip of Battle of Network Stars was awesome!
Now, if she'd only play "Battle of the Network T&A". Remember that? I think it was on SNL. "All the biggest T's, all the nicest A's!"
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BOS3 Mr Seger, when he could do the angry blue-collar guy thing and still be halfway credible.
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this Seger song feels like he wrote it by the numbers.
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I'll give the Who a VHM, I like this song.
So the Who have songs called Had Enough (from Quadrophenia) and I've Had Enough (from Who Are You...?)
You're essentially right, but I've Had Enough is the one on Quadrophenia; the Who Are You title omits the subject.
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I'll give the Who a VHM, I like this song.
So the Who have songs called Had Enough (from Quadrophenia) and I've Had Enough (from Who Are You...?)
It looks like they're both called "Had Enough". Interesting. Oops, I take it back. The Quadrophenia one is "I've Had Enough".
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that Howard Cosell clip of Battle of Network Stars was awesome!
(http://a.espncdn.com/i/mag/2008issues/120108/simmons.jpg)
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this Seger song feels like he wrote it by the numbers.
dammit, he's a man!
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Wow, super-deep track from Queen. Is this from Night at the Opera?
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BOS4 another bustout, Queen's fabulous "It's late"
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Wow, super-deep track from Queen. Is this from Night at the Opera?
News of the World, I'm thinking -- or whatever the one after that was.
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I'll give the Who a VHM, I like this song.
So the Who have songs called Had Enough (from Quadrophenia) and I've Had Enough (from Who Are You...?)
You're essentially right, but I've Had Enough is the one on Quadrophenia; the Who Are You title omits the subject.
Omit the subject? maybe this belongs in copy edit thread? :)
(btw, thanks for the correx, urth and Davefish)
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I'll give the Who a VHM, I like this song.
So the Who have songs called Had Enough (from Quadrophenia) and I've Had Enough (from Who Are You...?)
You're essentially right, but I've Had Enough is the one on Quadrophenia; the Who Are You title omits the subject.
Omit the subject? maybe this belongs in copy edit thread? :)
(btw, thanks for the correx, urth and Davefish)
I had just looked it up, as I was making a post about it and suddenly realized "isn't Had Enough on Quadrophenia too?" Which is how I discovered that bit of title near-duplication.
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Wow, super-deep track from Queen. Is this from Night at the Opera?
News of the World, I'm thinking -- or whatever the one after that was.
You are correct, sir. And I'm embarrassed to have suggested it was on an album released in 1975. And Day at the Races was in between those two.
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AAAACK! You "Know" I'm gonna WOS2 Kansas!
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This whole set felt like a long car commercial to me.
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AAAACK! You "Know" I'm gonna WOS2 Kansas!
gotta say: that car commercial with the Asian guy singing this song (off key) is pretty cute.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1-0N_ADy8Q
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BOS5 Mr Palmer. Gaz & Tink: car commercial jinx!
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"Hey, and every man's the same
He wants the sunshine in his name"
er, huh?
VHM and proxy of shray, Gerry Rafferty.
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BOS wooo-mon.
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BOS wooo-mon.
"you've been as constant as the Northern Star" -- er, Gerry... Joni Mitchell on line 1.
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"Hey, and every man's the same
He wants the sunshine in his name"
er, huh?
I was noticing that too. I think he's singing "He wants the sunshine AND his name"; i.e., he got a name, he got a name.
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Wow, super-deep track from Queen. Is this from Night at the Opera?
News of the World, I'm thinking -- or whatever the one after that was.
You are correct, sir. And I'm embarrassed to have suggested it was on an album released in 1975. And Day at the Races was in between those two.
I was always kinda disappointed that Queen didn't keep up the Marx Bros. naming convention for more than two albums. News of the World coulda been Monkey Business, Jazz could have been Go West...
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Wow, super-deep track from Queen. Is this from Night at the Opera?
News of the World, I'm thinking -- or whatever the one after that was.
You are correct, sir. And I'm embarrassed to have suggested it was on an album released in 1975. And Day at the Races was in between those two.
I was always kinda disappointed that Queen didn't keep up the Marx Bros. naming convention for more than two albums. News of the World coulda been Monkey Business, Jazz could have been Go West...
to which I say: "Horsefeathers!" (or "Duck Soup" or "At the Circus"... although with Freddie's rep "Room Service" mighta been most appropriate)
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VHM and proxy of shray, Gerry Rafferty.
thanks, I might have gotten to listen today, but our standing 20 minute morning meeting at 9:30 didn't start until 9:55, and then it went for an hour. Alas.
But I can't really complain too much. The new job is going quite well. Next week another 2 guys are coming on board and probably a 3rd within another couple of days. So I won't be the new guy any more.
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2/10/10 - Wednesday! A Bit of time in...1978!!!
1. Earth, Wind & Fire - Got to Get You Into My Life
2. 10cc - Dreadlock Holiday
(Ad: "Weekends were made for Michelob")
3. Nick Lowe - (I Love the Sound of) Breaking Glass
4. Elvis Costello - This Year's Girl
(TV: Battle of the Network Stars)
5. The Who - Had Enough (BOS!)
(TV: The Incredible Hulk)
6. Bob Seger - Feel Like a Number
(News brief)
7. Queen - It's Late
8. Kansas - Point of Know Return
(Movie: Superman)
9. Robert Palmer - Every Kinda People
10. Gerry Rafferty - Right Down the Line
BONUS TRACK: Eddie Money - Baby Hold On
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Wow - I didn't know "Every Kind of People" was from '78. Whatever Sally did to him in that alley, she must have done pretty fast. (Those are two pretty different sounds to be so closely chronologically related).
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Just did a quick scan of the DB and no fewer than FIVE of today's songs were bustouts: EWF, Nick Lowe, The Who, Bob Seger, and Queen. The first two really surprised me--I'd swear we've heard both of those, but if we did it was in the period not covered in the DB, or confusing it with something Ginger played (still miss her spin on 10@10, btw).
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Just did a quick scan of the DB and no fewer than FIVE of today's songs were bustouts: EWF, Nick Lowe, The Who, Bob Seger, and Queen. The first two really surprised me--I'd swear we've heard both of those, but if we did it was in the period not covered in the DB, or confusing it with something Ginger played (still miss her spin on 10@10, btw).
The first one really surprises me!
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Just did a quick scan of the DB and no fewer than FIVE of today's songs were bustouts: EWF, Nick Lowe, The Who, Bob Seger, and Queen. The first two really surprised me--I'd swear we've heard both of those, but if we did it was in the period not covered in the DB, or confusing it with something Ginger played (still miss her spin on 10@10, btw).
The first one really surprises me!
Urth, I think either the EWF or the Lowe were played in the "missing" period -- I def remember hearing "Breaking Glass" before (recently, it seems) and thinking it was about time it showed up on 10@10.
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The new job is going quite well. Next week another 2 guys are coming on board and probably a 3rd within another couple of days. So I won't be the new guy any more.
Really glad to hear this, Mark. Congrats, and keep up the good work.