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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: Big Fingers McGee on August 18, 2010, 09:12:37 PM
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Per Annalisa's FB page.
I sure hope "Candle In The Wind 97" is NOT played. If it is, well I'll just have to frown really hard. I requested "D'Ya Know What I Mean", "Beetlebum", "Brimful Of Asha", "Ready To Go", and "Last Night On Earth".
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Per Annalisa's FB page.
I sure hope "Candle In The Wind 97" is NOT played. If it is, well I'll just have to frown really hard. I requested "D'Ya Know What I Mean", "Beetlebum", "Brimful Of Asha", "Ready To Go", and "Last Night On Earth".
I just posted the 3rd "Brimful Of Asha" request -- Cornershop cannot be denied! And also "Lovefool" and "MMMMBop".
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Keeping my ears piqued for this one. I hope it doesn't turn into Alice@104.5 like the past few 97's, although I fear that's inevitable because during the late 90s there was so much AAA/Hot AC/Alt. overlap. Wouldn't mind hearing either of the big pop novelty anthems that year, MMMBop and/or Barbie Girl, though I know Dave played those in his one visit to 97.
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Keeping my ears piqued for this one. I hope it doesn't turn into Alice@104.5 like the past few 97's, although I fear that's inevitable because during the late 90s there was so much AAA/Hot AC/Alt. overlap. Wouldn't mind hearing either of the big pop novelty anthems that year, MMMBop and/or Barbie Girl, though I know Dave played those in his one visit to 97.
I saw several "Barbie Girl" requests on FB, and am resigned to hearing it, tho' it's a HFH for me.
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Keeping my ears piqued for this one. I hope it doesn't turn into Alice@104.5 like the past few 97's, although I fear that's inevitable because during the late 90s there was so much AAA/Hot AC/Alt. overlap. Wouldn't mind hearing either of the big pop novelty anthems that year, MMMBop and/or Barbie Girl, though I know Dave played those in his one visit to 97.
I saw several "Barbie Girl" requests on FB, and am resigned to hearing it, tho' it's a HFH for me.
I'm with you on this topic - this song was never enjoyable in any shape or form to me. "Turn Back Time", though less unusual, is leaps and bounds more tolerable.
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"how much do we love" this Foo Fighters song, asks AL. "Not much" replies me.
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We're not off to a good start. 4th time in 97 and 3rd time playing this FF song. Meh.
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Huffamoose, on the other hand, only makes appearance # 2/4. ::)
Her last '97 was 7/10 repeats. I'm really, really hoping we're not batting similar this time.
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WOS1 Huffamoose -- one of the worst band names evah.
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BOS Teletubbies! Take THAT, Jerry Falwell!
BOS2 Cardigans! First of my requests today.
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was it Pat Robertson or Jerry Falwell who said Teletubbies are lesbians? /Nevermind
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LOL Teletubbies.
BOS U2.
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OMG, Portishead! BOS2. Now we're rollin'.
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wow, Portishead. KFOG def wasn't playing this one in '97.
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wow, Portishead. KFOG def wasn't playing this one in '97.
I don't know if this is Portishead playing right now, but I guess so. It is way cool, and should have been a James Bond theme.
BOS.
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Portishead - All Mine gets my BOS today. :)
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BOS3 Beck, who apparently wrote some of the songs for the Scott Pilgrim flop. "New Pollution" indeed.
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wow, Portishead. KFOG def wasn't playing this one in '97.
I don't know if this is Portishead playing right now, but I guess so. It is way cool, and should have been a James Bond theme.
indeed -- it's way more Bondian than that Alicia Keys/Jack White monstrosity a few years back.
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Semi-Charmed WOS2. Never had much use for this one. "do ever what you wanna do" --er, wha?
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Semi-Charmed WOS2. Never had much use for this one. "do ever what you wanna do" --er, wha?
Yeah, I want something else to get me through this too.
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Brimful of Asha BOS!
(chk out Fatboy Slim's remix, too)
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ovNhz2QBv58/SakfUpTaptI/AAAAAAAAA9Y/3ylj1q2sNYk/s400/2wn7pu1.jpg)
Asha Bosle
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A tad overplayed, but I have to VHM 3EB as I distinctly remember it being my summer anthem of '97. (I didn't find out what it was about until a few years later...oh well.)
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Woo-Hoo!! BOS4 Cornershop. Truly one of the great 45s of '97.
(http://www.bytenoise.co.uk/Brimful_of_Asha.jpg)
"everybody needs a bosom for a pillow"
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Brimful of Asha BOS!
(chk out Fatboy Slim's remix, too)
Wait, so is this the regular version? I honestly haven't heard this version before then. I think what I've heard before (on Open House Party) was probably the Fatboy Slim remix. Man, that one got me spoiled since this just sounds so watered down in comparison...but I'll still BOS3 it 'coz I can.
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Ooh...Widespread Panic. Good one. BOS4. (Also recommend: the Phil Roy cover.)
I was afraid she was going to play Barbie Girl after that news clip :-X
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Ooh...Widespread Panic. Good one. BOS4. (Also recommend: the Phil Roy cover.)
I was afraid she was going to play Barbie Girl after that news clip :-X
well, it's better their their usual widespread boredom. ;) Sounds like something Jeff Healey or somebody might've done 10 years earlier.
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Brimful of Asha BOS!
(chk out Fatboy Slim's remix, too)
Wait, so is this the regular version? I honestly haven't heard this version before then. I think what I've heard before (on Open House Party) was probably the Fatboy Slim remix. Man, that one got me spoiled since this just sounds so watered down in comparison...but I'll still BOS3 it 'coz I can.
right, I became used to FBS's version before I really knew of Cornershop's orig, It lacks the amyl nitrate feel of FBS, but it's got the soul.
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Brimful of Asha BOS!
(chk out Fatboy Slim's remix, too)
(http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_ovNhz2QBv58/SakfUpTaptI/AAAAAAAAA9Y/3ylj1q2sNYk/s400/2wn7pu1.jpg)
Asha Bosle
Same Asha that sang opposite Michael Stipe on "The Way You Dream" (from 1 Giant Leap!)
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Oh no, not Radiohead. >:( WOS
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Portishead... Radiohead... AL loves giving us head!
Not often I get TWO requests in one set, so I can't complain, and we avoided what woulda been 2 major WOSes in "Barbie Girl" and Sister Hazel (both got multiple requests on FB).
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Oh no, not Radiohead. >:( WOS
I'm feeling your anger. Will have to wait for the repeat to tell if the Cornershop played is the album version or not. Me hopes so.
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Oh no, not Radiohead. >:( WOS
Sigh. My guess is that this will win BOS to boot.
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Oh no, not Radiohead. >:( WOS
I'm feeling your anger. Will have to wait for the repeat to tell if the Cornershop played is the album version or not. Me hopes so.
I recognized it as the version Live 105 used to play.
damn this Radiohead thing is f---ing endless. I wasn't gonna WOS it but ... WOS3.
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Funny, they were just poking fun at U2's Pop album the other day -- Webster mentioned they're working on a new "club" CD and Irish Greg sarcastically replied "oh, because Pop turned out *SO* well..."
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"We couldn't end with anything better than that." -Uhhhh....ok, Annalisa :-\
"That's one of those songs that's going to end up on the best of all time lists." -Umm, really Annalisa? ???
"Paranoid Android masterpiece" -Was that sarcasm, Annalisa? ::)
Oh well. Most of the set was much better and less generic than the previous 97 sets. Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
I don't remember it ever coming on the radio, but it was on a Blockbuster promo, which led me to buy the album. It would wind up going to #7 on my personal chart (and it would be the only time Eleanor would reach my chart). My how times have changed.
I'll add that for the longest time I thought she was African-English, a la Tasmin Archer (somebody else who needs to be on 10@10.) At least I got the side of the Atlantic correct.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
Not really sure, since I wasn't here then & can't get into the Mediabase archives. I know it did hit the AAA chart (but if it is unfamiliar to you, then my guess is KFOG wasn't one of the stations playing it) & it even got some pop spins -- which is how I heard it, on my then-local pop station KQKY, not nearly enough airplay to make the chart though.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
I don't remember it ever coming on the radio, but it was on a Blockbuster promo, which led me to buy the album. It would wind up going to #7 on my personal chart (and it would be the only time Eleanor would reach my chart). My how times have changed.
I'll add that for the longest time I thought she was African-English, a la Tasmin Archer (somebody else who needs to be on 10@10.) At least I got the side of the Atlantic correct.
Tasmin Archer's Sleeping Satellite has appeared on 10 at 10 in the Dave M era for sure.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
I don't remember it ever coming on the radio, but it was on a Blockbuster promo, which led me to buy the album. It would wind up going to #7 on my personal chart (and it would be the only time Eleanor would reach my chart). My how times have changed.
I'll add that for the longest time I thought she was African-English, a la Tasmin Archer (somebody else who needs to be on 10@10.) At least I got the side of the Atlantic correct.
Tasmin Archer's Sleeping Satellite has appeared on 10 at 10 in the Dave M era for sure.
& Annalisa has played it once too, on her 1993 mystery-year set.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
I don't remember it ever coming on the radio, but it was on a Blockbuster promo, which led me to buy the album. It would wind up going to #7 on my personal chart (and it would be the only time Eleanor would reach my chart). My how times have changed.
I'll add that for the longest time I thought she was African-English, a la Tasmin Archer (somebody else who needs to be on 10@10.) At least I got the side of the Atlantic correct.
Tasmin Archer's Sleeping Satellite has appeared on 10 at 10 in the Dave M era for sure.
& Annalisa has played it once too, on her 1993 mystery-year set.
Evidently I'd forgotten... but at any rate, it won't hurt for her to appear again.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
I don't remember it ever coming on the radio, but it was on a Blockbuster promo, which led me to buy the album. It would wind up going to #7 on my personal chart (and it would be the only time Eleanor would reach my chart). My how times have changed.
I'll add that for the longest time I thought she was African-English, a la Tasmin Archer (somebody else who needs to be on 10@10.) At least I got the side of the Atlantic correct.
Tasmin Archer's Sleeping Satellite has appeared on 10 at 10 in the Dave M era for sure.
& Annalisa has played it once too, on her 1993 mystery-year set.
Evidently I'd forgotten... but at any rate, it won't hurt for her to appear again.
I liked her Elvis Costello cover (or covers) from the same LP.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for Eleanor McEvoy next time. (And let's hope we don't have to wait 8 1/2 months for the next one, like we did between 2 Oct 09 and 16 June 10.)
I saw the requests for that -- unfamiliar to me. Was any SF station playing that in '97?
oh, AL: the "'Bohemian Rhapsody' of the '90s" was actually... "Bohemian Rhapsody" ;)
I don't remember it ever coming on the radio, but it was on a Blockbuster promo, which led me to buy the album. It would wind up going to #7 on my personal chart (and it would be the only time Eleanor would reach my chart). My how times have changed.
I'll add that for the longest time I thought she was African-English, a la Tasmin Archer (somebody else who needs to be on 10@10.) At least I got the side of the Atlantic correct.
Tasmin Archer's Sleeping Satellite has appeared on 10 at 10 in the Dave M era for sure.
& Annalisa has played it once too, on her 1993 mystery-year set.
Evidently I'd forgotten... but at any rate, it won't hurt for her to appear again.
I liked her Elvis Costello cover (or covers) from the same LP.
I believe you are referring to her (outstanding) "Shipbuilders" EP.
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8/19/10- Thursday!! Great Sounds from...1997!!
1. Foo Fighters- Everlong
2. Huffamoose- Wait
(TV: Teletubbies-hold hands)
3. Cardigans- Lovefool
4. U2- Do You Feel Loved?
(News: Local /Mayor Brown new 49r's stadium)
5. Portishead- All Mine (BOS!!)
6. Beck- The New Pollution
7. Third Eye Blind- Semi Charmed Life
8. Cornershop- Brimful of Asha
(News of Mother Teresa's passing during Princess Di funeral)
9. Widespread Panic- Hope In A Hopeless World
10. Radiohead- Paranoid Android
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Ooh...Widespread Panic. Good one. BOS4. (Also recommend: the Phil Roy cover.)
well, it's better their their usual widespread boredom. ;) Sounds like something Jeff Healey or somebody might've done 10 years earlier.
I've got the original Pops Staples version too. Great song. Our band does it at the hospital and at church now and then.
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Did anybody notice before or after the Cardigans, Annalisa played the 1977 "button" instead of 1997?
Or maybe I'm still sleepy. :-}
Oh well, at least I managed to tape the end of 1977 with my birthday shout-out.
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Funny, they were just poking fun at U2's Pop album the other day -- Webster mentioned they're working on a new "club" CD and Irish Greg sarcastically replied "oh, because Pop turned out *SO* well..."
I gather I'm the only person who genuinely enjoyed "Discotheque." Yesterday's Peak 1997 set played "Staring at the Sun" from that same album.