10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: sundaygal on October 14, 2010, 04:32:53 PM
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'91 had it goin' on. I've requested Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub, as promised. Let's see if AL feels it too.
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'91 had it goin' on. I've requested Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub, as promised. Let's see if AL feels it too.
interesting FB requests, generally -- not the usual Morey-era '91 set, I'm hoping.
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'91 had it goin' on. I've requested Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub, as promised. Let's see if AL feels it too.
interesting FB requests, generally -- not the usual Morey-era '91 set, I'm hoping.
Morey clearly didn't care for the 1986 and on period, but 1991 in particular was a weak spot. I never need to hear "Big Sky Country" again.
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'91 had it goin' on. I've requested Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub, as promised. Let's see if AL feels it too.
interesting FB requests, generally -- not the usual Morey-era '91 set, I'm hoping.
Morey clearly didn't care for the 1986 and on period, but 1991 in particular was a weak spot. I never need to hear "Big Sky Country" again.
LOL! or Color Me Badd's "All 4 Love" ::)
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'91 had it goin' on. I've requested Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub, as promised. Let's see if AL feels it too.
interesting FB requests, generally -- not the usual Morey-era '91 set, I'm hoping.
Morey clearly didn't care for the 1986 and on period, but 1991 in particular was a weak spot. I never need to hear "Big Sky Country" again.
"Big Sky Country" I actually wouldn't mind. But yeah, no more Color Me Badd please.
Would love even more though to hear Enigma "Sadeness, Pt. I" or Erasure "Chorus"...have we heard from either of those bands on 10@10?
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'91 had it goin' on. I've requested Star Sign by Teenage Fanclub, as promised. Let's see if AL feels it too.
interesting FB requests, generally -- not the usual Morey-era '91 set, I'm hoping.
Morey clearly didn't care for the 1986 and on period, but 1991 in particular was a weak spot. I never need to hear "Big Sky Country" again.
"Big Sky Country" I actually wouldn't mind. But yeah, no more Color Me Badd please.
Would love even more though to hear Enigma "Sadeness, Pt. I" or Erasure "Chorus"...have we heard from either of those bands on 10@10?
Better yet - Walking Down Madison by Kirsty McColl (featuring Johnny Marr and a killer guitar riff). That was a fabulous request.
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Better yet - Walking Down Madison by Kirsty McColl (featuring Johnny Marr and a killer guitar riff). That was a fabulous request.
LOVE that one.
but this post in the '91 thread gave me pause:
Rush - "Bravado" (from "Roll the Bones")
Yes - "I Could Have Waited Forever" (from the much maligned "Union")
Genesis - "Never a Time" (from "We Can't Dance")
and as always
...Jethro Tull - "Thinking Round Corners"
er... yeesh.
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Thanks for the "Walking Down Madison" reminder - that was an awesome song. I actually have that album on cassette. I'll request it next time '91 rolls around.
Cher's "Love And Understanding" has been sadly ignored as well. Hell, I wouldn't even mind hearing "Couple Days Off" from Huey.
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Thanks for the "Walking Down Madison" reminder - that was an awesome song. I actually have that album on cassette. I'll request it next time '91 rolls around.
Cher's "Love And Understanding" has been sadly ignored as well. Hell, I wouldn't even mind hearing "Couple Days Off" from Huey.
Can't take the credit for Walking Down Madison - it was already requested by Radical. (I'm still trying to match who's who on FB and in this club)
I have the CD maxipad single somewhere...gotta dust it off and add it to my iTunes.
Speaking of Cher - her Just Like Jesse James is a guilty pleasure song of mine and I might muster up the courage to request it next time we're in '89.
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Thanks for the "Walking Down Madison" reminder - that was an awesome song. I actually have that album on cassette. I'll request it next time '91 rolls around.
Cher's "Love And Understanding" has been sadly ignored as well. Hell, I wouldn't even mind hearing "Couple Days Off" from Huey.
Can't take the credit for Walking Down Madison - it was already requested by Radical. (I'm still trying to match who's who on FB and in this club)
I have the CD maxipad single somewhere...gotta dust it off and add it to my iTunes.
Speaking of Cher - her Just Like Jesse James is a guilty pleasure song of mine and I might muster up the courage to request it next time we're in '89.
There's no guilt in loving the fabulous Cher ;) I'm waiting for our next '99 set to request "Believe".
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Thanks for the "Walking Down Madison" reminder - that was an awesome song. I actually have that album on cassette. I'll request it next time '91 rolls around.
Cher's "Love And Understanding" has been sadly ignored as well. Hell, I wouldn't even mind hearing "Couple Days Off" from Huey.
Can't take the credit for Walking Down Madison - it was already requested by Radical. (I'm still trying to match who's who on FB and in this club)
I have the CD maxipad single somewhere...gotta dust it off and add it to my iTunes.
Speaking of Cher - her Just Like Jesse James is a guilty pleasure song of mine and I might muster up the courage to request it next time we're in '89.
Well, in that case a discombobulated thanks to Radical. How often do we reach double-digit posts more than an hour before the show starts?
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the Straits are calling Elvis. No answer.
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the Straits are calling Elvis.
and Mr C picks up the line! BOS "Other Side of Summer". A flashback to the year I moved here -- I remember walking around in Macys in Stonestown and they had Live 105 playing in the men's dept and this song came on.
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Bonnie appears -- at least it's not one of the overplayed ones
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You guys have suggested a ton of songs I haven't heard in a while and would enjoy hearing. Also one Mike mentioned on another thread recently: Londonbeat's "I've Been Thinking About You."
But I hate thinking of 1991 - my HS graduation year - as being nearly 20 years old.
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Better yet - Walking Down Madison by Kirsty McColl (featuring Johnny Marr and a killer guitar riff). That was a fabulous request.
LOVE that one.
Well, in that case a discombobulated thanks to Radical. How often do we reach double-digit posts more than an hour before the show starts?
Aww, I'm touched. ;)
Re: double digit posts--and for a 90s set at that!
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HM to Sting's "All This Time," an underrated if musically lightweight entry in his catalog.
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didn't recognize that "what you do to me" tune.
Sting arrives to steer us towards snoozeville.
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Let's see...VHM to Dire Straits, VHM2 to Bonnie Raitt. And there's Teenage Fanclub, so BOS!
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BOS2 to Sting. One of my favorite songs by him, perhaps only second to "Fields of Gold."
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I'll request "Nothin' Bout Me" the next time 1993 rolls around. For 1991 I would've preferred "The Soul Cages".
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is this a clip of Billy Crystal in Mr. Saturday Night?
WOS please...
ETA: Except MSN is from 92. I'm still giving him a WOS.
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VHM Billy Crystal.
WOS to this blues thing. All these blues comeback records from the '90s sound alike to me.
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This isn't how a Friday is supposed to sound. WOS to the anonymous blues geetar.
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WOS to this blues thing. All these blues comeback records from the '90s sound alike to me.
Maybe I'm being a bit harsh, but yeah...
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This isn't how a Friday is supposed to sound. WOS to the anonymous blues geetar.
indeed, the Morey tradition of fun on Friday ('60s or a theme set) is long gone. Blues WOS JINX!
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more blues gee-tar from SRV. borderline guilty displeasure, frankly.
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This isn't helping either.
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BOS What You Do To Me - Teenage Fanclub. (This set ain't doing it for me so far)
Sting? <yawn> Like they don't play that song all the time anyway.
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heh, more blues for youse. always a VHM to Stevie Ray, and I think that other guy was Buddy Guy. He's a legend or something.
I always enjoyed Stevie guitar prowess, but I wish he had done more pop, a la Let's Dance.
I concur that dem blooze can sound alike a lot. And if you don't "feel" them, it just won't work.
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ROFLMAO.
Speak of the devil.
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Wow, a WOS trifecta is completed with the dreaded "Big Sky Country." Tuning out now.
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Chris Whitley -- "Big Sky 'Trina". (speak its name and it surely will appear, Swellegant)
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Wow, a WOS trifecta is completed with the dreaded "Big Sky Country." Tuning out now.
I like this song.
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Wow, a WOS trifecta is completed with the dreaded "Big Sky Country." Tuning out now.
there were a LOT of requests on FB for pop/soul stuff (and not just from me). So far we're seriously white and dull.
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just what is it that this record wants to do?
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BOS2 Loaded - Primal Scream. But is this a Trina as well?
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BOS2 Loaded - Primal Scream. But is this a Trina as well?
It's not exactly a bustout, tho' I don't think we've heard it nearly as often as the Whitley thing.
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This Loaded thing would have been fine about three songs ago, but now it's droning on a bit too long.
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My "10 not particularly great songs that would have been a huge improvement over what we got" set for 1991:
Triplets: You Don't Have To Go Home Tonight
After 7: Nights Like This
Tami Show: The Truth
Gloria Estefan: Live For Loving You
Rhythm Syndicate: P.A.S.S.I.O.N.
Bryan Adams: Can't Stop This Thing We Started
Stacy Earl: Love Me All Up
Billy Falcon: Power Windows
Billy Squier: She Goes Down
Huey Lewis & The News: It Hit Me Like A Hammer
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Giant BOS for Primus! Primus sucks!!!!
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this set is so uninspiring that even Primus sounds welcome.
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Here's Primus, rounding out the set in true AL form.
This set (esp. the first half) had potential but went downhill fast.
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When I saw Spinal Tap in San Francisco many years ago, a friend of mine identified Les Claypool in the audience. Next thing we knew, he was up on stage playing Kashmere with the Tap. Great fun!
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Here's Primus, rounding out the set in true AL form.
This set (esp. the first half) had potential but went downhill fast.
(http://www.comicartcollective.com/artImages/5C79D1AC-217F-4D1B-BC6CD68854D1E965.jpg)
worth noting that AL's FB page -- usually overflowing with commentary -- has very few enthusiastic BOS voters today.
I brought a Chairmen of the Board Best-of with me today; it will be a needed injection of soul right about now
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Giant BOS for Primus! Primus sucks!!!!
Well, I agree with the second half of that post...
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Giant BOS for Primus! Primus sucks!!!!
Well, I agree with the second half of that post...
I don't care how intricate it is - the bass line is reminiscent of duck farts.
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10/15/10- Friday!! Stopping back in 1991!!
1. Dire Straits- Calling Elvis
2. Elvis Costello- The Other Side Of Summer
(Movie: The Fisher King/Jeff Bridges)
3. Bonnie Raitt/Delbert McClinton-Good Man, Good Woman
4. Teenage Fanclub- What You Do To Me
5. Sting- All This Time
(Movie: City Slickers- Billy Crystal's midlife breakdown)
6. Buddy Guy- Damn Right, I Got The Blues
7. Stevie Ray Vaughan- The Sky Is Crying (BOS-TIE!)
8. Chris Whitley- Big Sky Country
(News: Soviet Union break-up)
9. Primal Scream- Loaded
10. Primus- Jerry Was A Race Car Driver (BOS-TIE!!)
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BOS What You Do To Me - Teenage Fanclub.
Woulda been mine as well, had I heard the set. But I just got home from seeing them live and in person in PDX. So nice to hear you all got to hear 'em too! Fookin' gleat!!!
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BOS What You Do To Me - Teenage Fanclub.
Woulda been mine as well, had I heard the set. But I just got home from seeing them live and in person in PDX. So nice to hear you all got to hear 'em too! Fookin' gleat!!!
Oh, man...SOOO envious! I almost went, but I couldn't talk my fellow Britpop-lovin' friend into it. Besides, Fall concert season is in full gear and I have to save my Girl's Night Out cards for some upcoming shows. Glad you had a good time. What did they play?
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Giant BOS for Primus! Primus sucks!!!!
Well, I agree with the second half of that post...
I don't care how intricate it is - the bass line is reminiscent of duck farts.
it's muppet-like, but in a bad way.
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BOS What You Do To Me - Teenage Fanclub.
Woulda been mine as well, had I heard the set. But I just got home from seeing them live and in person in PDX. So nice to hear you all got to hear 'em too! Fookin' gleat!!!
Oh, man...SOOO envious! I almost went, but I couldn't talk my fellow Britpop-lovin' friend into it. Besides, Fall concert season is in full gear and I have to save my Girl's Night Out cards for some upcoming shows. Glad you had a good time. What did they play?
Pretty good set--they played my two fave songs (Start Again and Ain't It Enough) so I was quite chuffed. Also The Concept, Star Sign, Everything Flows, a number of others I can't recall right now. Didn't do Alcoholiday or Neil Jung however, but they can't do everything. We got about an hour out of them, could have done with more since it was billed as a co-headline with Superchunk but that wasn't quite how it played out--the Fannies didn't get an encore whereas the Chunk did. Still, since they tour over here so rarely (last time I saw them was maybe '06 @ Bimbo's?) I'll take what I can get. And since they hadn't played Portland in god knows how long, I was just happy to be able to see them as close to home as I did.