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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on June 16, 2005, 09:56:49 AM
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not sure if that's good or bad, but I'll miss it for a stupid 10:00 offsite meeting.
But please send me all your positive energy, I had an interview yesterday & I am really hoping they offer. Said they'd ring me back today, so please do what you can to influence them in my direction.
Thanks in advance.
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not sure if that's good or bad, but I'll miss it for a stupid 10:00 offsite meeting.
But please send me all your positive energy, I had an interview yesterday & I am really hoping they offer. Said they'd ring me back today, so please do what you can to influence them in my direction.
Thanks in advance.
I'll miss most of it too... but a Dewey Bunnell reference in the pre-announce means... 1975!
Joni, "In France They Kiss on Main St", instant BOS contender.
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Dewey Bunnell lookout. Yorkshireman from America.
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Please forgive the mis-placed thread on the Stream of consiousness board. I tried to delete it when I realized I'd punted another one, but once it's been replied to the app won't let you do that--did not know that before.
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HM KC & the Sunshine Band. Brings bcak fond memories of listening to top 40 hits on WFIL in Philedelphia.
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BOS so far? Zep.
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BOS so far? Zep.
I'm torn between that and the Joni. No really deep nuggets so far.
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Back from meeting in time for Manhattan Transfer. Rare enough for a VHM. Amazing that stuff like this got FM play back then -- those were indeed the glory days of album radio.
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No really deep nuggets so far.
OK, it ain't a bustout, but this qualifies in the nugget department. BOS1.
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No really deep nuggets so far.
OK, it ain't a bustout, but this qualifies in the nugget department. BOS1.
And no sooner posted than we hear my BOS2: I'm Not In Love. Far from a bustout as well, but a personal fave. And spectacularly lush production--this song sounds fab on headphones. Godley & Creme at their finest.
10cc trivia: what 60s british invasion hit was written by Graham Gouldman, later of 10cc? (He may actually have had several, but this is a song I consider one of the best pop songs ever.)
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No really deep nuggets so far.
OK, it ain't a bustout, but this qualifies in the nugget department. BOS1.
And no sooner posted than we hear my BOS2: I'm Not In Love. Far from a bustout as well, but a personal fave. And spectacularly lush production--this song sounds fab on headphones.
Agreed. But proxy WOS for Gaz, I suppose -- I wish I could convince him of the wonders of this album (and wish "Life is a Minestrone" would show up just ONCE).
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BOS so far? Zep.
I have to stop working so hard. I'm listening, but don't recall anything that's been played...
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VHM2 Mr Simon. Still... lovely. (The song, not Paul.)
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I must not have payed attention to the back announce in the 70's I recognized all of these songs, but if it weren't for you guys, I'd never know Manhatten Transfer, Godley & Creme did those songs.
If it wasn't the Beatles, I didn't pay attention.
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VHM2 Mr Simon. Still... lovely. (The song, not Paul.)
can someone give me a quick recap of what I've been "listening" to so far? Can't tell much from the previous posts...
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BOS so far? Zep.
I have to stop working so hard. I'm listening, but don't recall anything that's been played...
Oh, you know. It's that one where the chorus is: "... something-something-something rock, rock, rock..."
Of course, it's probably NOT Zep with my luck.
"Uh... who is "Ides of March, Alex?" BZZZZ! WRONG!
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BOS BlackByrds "Walking in Rhythm", still glorious and quite the flashback for me. Love the flute solo. If you got it, flaut it!
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VHM2 Mr Simon. Still... lovely. (The song, not Paul.)
can someone give me a quick recap of what I've been "listening" to so far? Can't tell much from the previous posts...
Lessee:
TOTHC-Joni, In France They Kiss On Main STreet,
Bowie-SOmebody Up there Likes Me
Zep-Boogie with Stu
KC & the Sunshine band
10cc-I'm Not In Love
America-Lonely People
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very mellow set
I recall being being confused when they would do a back announce - was it the artist or the Dj's name? :roll:
Even funnier, when KFOG had those billboards of Hendrix, Tom Petty, Bonnie Raitte (sp?), forget who else.. my wife thought they were the KFOG DJs
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OK, I'll stick around for the Boner, er, Bonus track. Don't fail me, Annalisa!
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BOS so far? Zep.
I have to stop working so hard. I'm listening, but don't recall anything that's been played...
Oh, you know. It's that one where the chorus is: "... something-something-something rock, rock, rock..."
Of course, it's probably NOT Zep with my luck.
"Uh... who is "Ides of March, Alex?" BZZZZ! WRONG!
Ah, Boogie With Stu. BOS.
Dave hasn't played any when they were good Journey in quite some time ("Topaz" or "Of a Lifetime" are '75 songs).
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Post-show ad for that movie with Hilary Duff and Heather Locklear. Does it make anyone else feel old knowing that Heather Locklear is now playing "mom" roles?
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VHM2 Mr Simon. Still... lovely. (The song, not Paul.)
can someone give me a quick recap of what I've been "listening" to so far? Can't tell much from the previous posts...
Lessee:
TOTHC-Joni, In France They Kiss On Main STreet,
Bowie-SOmebody Up there Likes Me
Zep-Boogie with Stu
KC & the Sunshine band
10cc-I'm Not In Love
America-Lonely People
Thanks man. I'm sure my boss would be thankful for my concentration on work over the last couple of hours, but I feel I missed so much. Work sucks.
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10cc trivia: what 60s british invasion hit was written by Graham Gouldman, later of 10cc? (He may actually have had several, but this is a song I consider one of the best pop songs ever.)
I missed the set, but I'll take a stab at the trivia.
What is "For Your Love," Alex?
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not sure if that's good or bad, but I'll miss it for a stupid 10:00 offsite meeting.
But please send me all your positive energy, I had an interview yesterday & I am really hoping they offer. Said they'd ring me back today, so please do what you can to influence them in my direction.
Thanks in advance.
I don't have mentalist powers in the realm of employment but I bid much good luck anyway. Your fortune cookie states: Nowhere you can be that isn't where you're meant to be.
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10cc trivia: what 60s british invasion hit was written by Graham Gouldman, later of 10cc? (He may actually have had several, but this is a song I consider one of the best pop songs ever.)
I missed the set, but I'll take a stab at the trivia.
What is "For Your Love," Alex?
I know he wrote "Bus Stop". But probably others too. Time to Google!
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10cc trivia: what 60s british invasion hit was written by Graham Gouldman, later of 10cc? (He may actually have had several, but this is a song I consider one of the best pop songs ever.)
I missed the set, but I'll take a stab at the trivia.
What is "For Your Love," Alex?
I know he wrote "Bus Stop". But probably others too. Time to Google!
and lo! a Gouldman discography:
http://www.johnbruinsma.nl/discography.html
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Bonus track: based on the clue, it must be something of off Who By Numbers.
Hopefully "Slip Kid" or "Imagine A Man" instead of the predictable "Squeeze Box".
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OK, I'll stick around for the Boner, er, Bonus track. Don't fail me, Annalisa!
clue: connect-the-dots album cover. Must be the 'oo! but the song... ?hope she plays "Red Blue & Gray".
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OK, I'll stick around for the Boner, er, Bonus track. Don't fail me, Annalisa!
clue: connect-the-dots album cover. Must be the 'oo! but the song... ?hope she plays "Red Blue & Gray".
"Red Blue & Gray" would be cool, or "However Much I Booze".
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OK, I'll stick around for the Boner, er, Bonus track. Don't fail me, Annalisa!
clue: connect-the-dots album cover. Must be the 'oo! but the song... ?hope she plays "Red Blue & Gray".
"Red Blue & Gray" would be cool, or "However Much I Booze".
"Slip Kid" -- not too shabby.
but again -- none too bright Fogheads. "Lynyrd Skkynyrd"???
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"Slip Kid" -- not too shabby.
but again -- none too bright Fogheads. "Lynyrd Skkynyrd"???
followed by OMD "If You Leave" which is not a normal KFOG rotational song, is it? I don't listen much outside the Morning Show anymore, so I wonder if they're shaking up their rotation.
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"Slip Kid" -- not too shabby.
but again -- none too bright Fogheads. "Lynyrd Skkynyrd"???
followed by OMD "If You Leave" which is not a normal KFOG rotational song, is it? I don't listen much outside the Morning Show anymore, so I wonder if they're shaking up their rotation.
yeah, actually, I hear that often enough outside of Mornings. They may well be playing more '70s/'80s "hits", tho' in reaction to MAX.
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10cc trivia: what 60s british invasion hit was written by Graham Gouldman, later of 10cc? (He may actually have had several, but this is a song I consider one of the best pop songs ever.)
I missed the set, but I'll take a stab at the trivia.
What is "For Your Love," Alex?
I know he wrote "Bus Stop". But probably others too. Time to Google!
Dingdingding!!!!
That's the answer I was after, but I have yet to scope out the Gouldman-ography.
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just got back; I'd probably BOS FMac, just on principle. 1975 makes me think of them.
6/16/05 - Thursday!!! The Big Wheel lands on....1975!!!
Joni Mitchell - In France They Kiss on Main Street
David Bowie - Somebody Up There Likes Me
KC & the Sunshine Band - That's the Way I Like it
Led Zeppelin - Boogie With Stu (B-O-S!!)
America - Lonely People
Fleetwood Mac - Over My Head
Manhattan Transfer - That Cat is High
10cc - I'm Not in Love
Paul Simon - Still Crazy After All These Years
Blackbyrds - Walking in Rhythm
BONUS TRACK: Who - Slip Kid
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Reliving the replay right now. :D
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BFOS Welcome Back Kotter
loved that stupid show.
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BOS Boogie with Stu
I would have voted this w/o already seeing it got BOS. Never hear this enough.
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tough hurdle to get over. Not my faves,
Fleetwood Mac - Over My Head
Manhattan Transfer - That Cat is High
10cc - I'm Not in Love
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VHM2 Mr Simon. Still... lovely. (The song, not Paul.)
ditto