10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: sundaygal on January 07, 2011, 08:53:52 AM
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Looks like AL wants to stroll down Baker Street today. Can't go too wrong with 1978.
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Looks like AL wants to stroll down Baker Street today. Can't go too wrong with 1978.
I just lobbed a last-minute suggestion for H&O's "It's a Laugh". I like that "January Birthdays" set she's planning (Elvis, Bowie, etc). Could easily be a monthly thing.
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BOS one of my fave Foreigner tunes. "Blue Morning/Blue Day"
proxy of Gaz, JS run run run runaway, waitin' 'round tha CO-nah!
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I always have to give Foreigner at least an VH since Lou Gramm(atico) hails from my hometown.
Haven't heard this Jeff Hairship song in a while -- BOS! it's getting Lowdah and Lowdah!
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BOS one of my fave Foreigner tunes. "Blue Morning/Blue Day"
proxy of Gaz, JS run run run runaway, waitin' 'round tha CO-nah!
VHM to BMBD (which I missed) and JS (despite Marty's overdelivery on the bridge). Love the playful handclaps over the guitar solo.
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run run run run awaaayyyyyyyyyy. Happy Friday!
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James Mason, Warren Beatty in Heaven Can Wait > Mr Rafferty
(http://moviesoftheday.com/upload/covers/144316/heaven-can-wait-cover-3.jpg)
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Sounds like Gerry Rafferty -- Stealing Time --
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BOS Stealin time.
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VHM Heaven Can wait and uber-BOS2 to Mr Rafferty's non-"Baker St" rarity.
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BOS Home and Dry
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Nice twin spin
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oh, very nicely done, AL. Home & Dry at last..
BOS & RIP
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GR twin-spin: I'll BOS "Home and Dry" as I watch flurries of snowflakes fly upward past my 22nd-floor window.
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VHM Heaven Can wait and uber-BOS2 to Mr Rafferty's non-"Baker St" rarity.
BOS3 "Home & Dry" -- a non-"Baker" twin-spin. I'm intrigued now -- will she really not play the big hit? That would be fine with me but Fogheads may complain.
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and it all comes crashing down with ELO and another (uber-)choice for the "songs I never need to hear again" list.
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wow, lesser-heard Seger "Till it Shines" gets a big BOS4 from me. "deal me up another future from some brand-new deck of cards" indeed.
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HM to the Seger, which was NTM - as is this country-rockish thing following it.
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OMFG: BOS5 and proxy of shray, Outlaws, "There Goes Another Love Song". This is turning into one for the ages.
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BOS2 to the Chevy-Goldie intro scene in Foul Play.
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BOS6 Stones, with the easiest lay on the White House lawn.
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Foul Play, Heaven Can Wait and Animal House, "Respectable" fun flicks from '78
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BOS2 to the Chevy-Goldie intro scene in Foul Play.
wish she'd followed it with Barry M.
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double-secret probation, one way or another -- Blondie reminds that this is the rare '78 set that isn't new wave-centric.
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weekends were made for the 10@10 marathon!
BOS7 (!) Nick Lowe. I'm exhausted! Love how he mispronounces Arista as "a-RIS-tuh"
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
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missed most of it, darned cow-orker interruptus
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap or smarm.
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missed most of it, darned cow-orker interruptus
Same here, twice during the set, damn cow-orkers!
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Love how he mispronounces Arista as "a-RIS-tuh"
I've heard it that way many times over the years. But the correct is "AIR-is-tuh," right?
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
I've seen both Seger and The Outlaws over the years, their shows are straight ahead music, simple stage setup with no special lighting, no flashpots, no special effects, no costumes/no costume changes. You want that with the Stones, Pink Floyd, etc, but sometimes its nice to have the focus on just the tunes. BTW, I have a nice framed photo of Springsteen and Seger together on stage, signed by both, opening night of Bruce's River tour, Oct 1980, Ann Arbor, MI, won it from a radio station then.
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Love how he mispronounces Arista as "a-RIS-tuh"
I've heard it that way many times over the years. But the correct is "AIR-is-tuh," right?
yup. at least in '78 they were still (relatively) new.
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
I've seen both Seger and The Outlaws over the years, their shows are straight ahead music, simple stage setup with no special lighting, no flashpots, no special effects, no costumes/no costume changes. You want that with the Stones, Pink Floyd, etc, but sometimes its nice to have the focus on just the tunes. BTW, I have a nice framed photo of Springsteen and Seger together on stage, signed by both, opening night of Bruce's River tour, Oct 1980, Ann Arbor, MI, won it from a radio station then.
Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
Cool radio prize! The only thing I've ever won on the radio were Eurythmics tickets from Live 105 in 1989. They played the Cow Palace. Awesome show!
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
They went thru a couple different phases, I like their middle period, the albums Face The Music and A New World Record:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Light_Orchestra
In concert they were known for their elaborate flying saucer stage sets with lasers, check out some youtube vids.
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oops! AL just posted that the Outlaws tune was from '75 not '78 (she had it scribbled in her "suggestion book" and couldn't read her own writing). mshray woulda caught that error. Me, I was just thrilled to be hearing the song, I guess.
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
They went thru a couple different phases, I like their middle period, the albums Face The Music and A New World Record:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Light_Orchestra
In concert they were known for their elaborate flying saucer stage sets, check out some youtube vids.
Out Of The Blue is good, too. I have that in my itunes and I think I got it from the SF Public Library -- is that legal? Was I supposed to delete it after the two-week loan period?
SFPL's holdings for author "Electric Light Orchestra" (http://sflib1.sfpl.org/search~S1?/a%22electric+light+orchestra%22/aelectric+light+orchestra/1%2C1%2C7%2CB/exact&FF=aelectric+light+orchestra&1%2C7%2C/indexsort=m)
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oops! AL just posted that the Outlaws tune was from '75 not '78 (she had it scribbled in her "suggestion book" and couldn't read her own writing). mshray woulda caught that error. Me, I was just thrilled to be hearing the song, I guess.
There goes another 10 at 10 set
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Whatever happened to the resident 10@10 ELO expert, Rastrelnikov?
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Whatever happened to the resident 10@10 ELO expert, Rastrelnikov?
he went the way of Beej. Razsty was also our resident Natalie Merchant hater -- LOL!
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Whatever happened to the resident 10@10 ELO expert, Rastrelnikov?
he went the way of Beej. Razsty was also our resident Natalie Merchant hater -- LOL!
One of my favorite Morey moments occurred when Razsty had a birthday, and Dave led off a 1981 set with arguably ELO's worst song. Of course, on my birthday Dave led off with "Walking On Sunshine".
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
They went thru a couple different phases, I like their middle period, the albums Face The Music and A New World Record:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Light_Orchestra
In concert they were known for their elaborate flying saucer stage sets, check out some youtube vids.
Out Of The Blue is good, too. I have that in my itunes and I think I got it from the SF Public Library -- is that legal? Was I supposed to delete it after the two-week loan period?
SFPL's holdings for author "Electric Light Orchestra" (http://sflib1.sfpl.org/search~S1?/a%22electric+light+orchestra%22/aelectric+light+orchestra/1%2C1%2C7%2CB/exact&FF=aelectric+light+orchestra&1%2C7%2C/indexsort=m)
I think I'll go for the Essential ELO album. I love checking out, then downloading CDs I've borrowed from the library. I'll have wait 'til I get my laptop fixed. I think my kid shoved a Post-It in the CD drive when I wasn't looking. I'm tempted to take it apart myself, but fear disasterous results!
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
They went thru a couple different phases, I like their middle period, the albums Face The Music and A New World Record:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Light_Orchestra
In concert they were known for their elaborate flying saucer stage sets, check out some youtube vids.
Out Of The Blue is good, too. I have that in my itunes and I think I got it from the SF Public Library -- is that legal? Was I supposed to delete it after the two-week loan period?
SFPL's holdings for author "Electric Light Orchestra" (http://sflib1.sfpl.org/search~S1?/a%22electric+light+orchestra%22/aelectric+light+orchestra/1%2C1%2C7%2CB/exact&FF=aelectric+light+orchestra&1%2C7%2C/indexsort=m)
I think I'll go for the Essential ELO album. I love checking out, then downloading CDs I've borrowed from the library. I'll have wait 'til I get my laptop fixed. I think my kid shoved a Post-It in the CD drive when I wasn't looking. I'm tempted to take it apart myself, but fear disasterous results!
bad news: SFPL says both copies of Essential are "Lost"
good news: the Flashback CD has tons of stuff:
Contents disc I. 10538 overture -- Showdown -- Ma-ma-ma Belle -- Mr. Radio -- Roll over Beethoven -- Mama -- One summer dream -- Illusions in G major -- Strange magic -- Eldorado overture -- Can't get it out of my head -- Eldorado -- Eldorado finale -- Do ya -- Mister Kingdom -- Grieg's piano concerto in A minor --
disc 2. Tightrope -- Evil woman -- Livin' thing -- Mr. Blue sky -- Mission -- Turn to stone -- Telephone line -- Rockaria! -- Starlight -- It's over -- The whale -- Sweet talkin' woman -- Big wheels -- Shangri-La -- Nightrider -- Tears in your life --
disc 3. Don't bring me down -- The t diary of Horace Wimp -- Twilight -- Secret messages -- Take me on and on -- Shine a little love -- Rock and roll is king -- Last train to London -- Confusion -- Getting to the point -- Hold on tight -- So serious -- Calling America -- Four little diamonds -- Great balls of fire (live) -- Xanadu -- Indian Queen -- Love changes all -- After all -- Helpless -- Who's that?
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BOSes to GR, Stones, Blondie & Nick Lowe
Must admit some of the other songs are NTM and worth further investigation. School me!
Mr Seger has some great songs that aren't overplayed radio chestnuts -- "Til it Shines" is but one of 'em. The Outlaws are kickin' country rock; the Eagles without the sap.
Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
They went thru a couple different phases, I like their middle period, the albums Face The Music and A New World Record:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electric_Light_Orchestra
In concert they were known for their elaborate flying saucer stage sets, check out some youtube vids.
Out Of The Blue is good, too. I have that in my itunes and I think I got it from the SF Public Library -- is that legal? Was I supposed to delete it after the two-week loan period?
SFPL's holdings for author "Electric Light Orchestra" (http://sflib1.sfpl.org/search~S1?/a%22electric+light+orchestra%22/aelectric+light+orchestra/1%2C1%2C7%2CB/exact&FF=aelectric+light+orchestra&1%2C7%2C/indexsort=m)
I think I'll go for the Essential ELO album. I love checking out, then downloading CDs I've borrowed from the library. I'll have wait 'til I get my laptop fixed. I think my kid shoved a Post-It in the CD drive when I wasn't looking. I'm tempted to take it apart myself, but fear disasterous results!
bad news: SFPL says both copies of Essential are "Lost"
good news: the Flashback CD has tons of stuff:
Contents disc I. 10538 overture -- Showdown -- Ma-ma-ma Belle -- Mr. Radio -- Roll over Beethoven -- Mama -- One summer dream -- Illusions in G major -- Strange magic -- Eldorado overture -- Can't get it out of my head -- Eldorado -- Eldorado finale -- Do ya -- Mister Kingdom -- Grieg's piano concerto in A minor --
disc 2. Tightrope -- Evil woman -- Livin' thing -- Mr. Blue sky -- Mission -- Turn to stone -- Telephone line -- Rockaria! -- Starlight -- It's over -- The whale -- Sweet talkin' woman -- Big wheels -- Shangri-La -- Nightrider -- Tears in your life --
disc 3. Don't bring me down -- The t diary of Horace Wimp -- Twilight -- Secret messages -- Take me on and on -- Shine a little love -- Rock and roll is king -- Last train to London -- Confusion -- Getting to the point -- Hold on tight -- So serious -- Calling America -- Four little diamonds -- Great balls of fire (live) -- Xanadu -- Indian Queen -- Love changes all -- After all -- Helpless -- Who's that?
Thanks, TC! I'll be requesting it on SFPL.org as soon as I get my computer fixed. Or I should say, my son will be requesting it. No late fees on kids accounts! ;)
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Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
I have misgivings about the sole ELO CD I have, The Essential Electric Light Orchestra: it omits "Showdown," "All Over the World" and "I'm Alive" but includes their annoying "Roll Over Beethoven." It covers all the other bases, including my favorites "Evil Woman" and the sadly forgotten "Shine a Little Love."
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Thanks, guys. I actually would like to check out ELO - I don't have any of their music in my collection. What's a good starter album to get?
I have misgivings about the sole ELO CD I have, The Essential Electric Light Orchestra: it omits "Showdown," "All Over the World" and "I'm Alive" but includes their annoying "Roll Over Beethoven." It covers all the other bases, including my favorites "Evil Woman" and the sadly forgotten "Shine a Little Love."
"Shine a Little Love" is from Discovery, which one wag retitled Disco? VERY!
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1/7/11- Friday!! Music and Movies from... 1978!!
1. Foreigner - Blue Morning, Blue Day
2. Jefferson Starship - Runaway
(Movie: Heaven Can Wait)
3. Gerry Rafferty - Stealin' Time (R.I.P) (B.O.S.tie)
4. Gerry Rafferty - Home and Dry (R.I.P) (B.O.S.tie)
5. Electric Light Orchestra - Mr Blue Sky
6. Bob Seger - Till It Shines
7. Outlaws - There Goes Another Love Song *
(Movie: Foul Play)
8. Rolling Stones - Respectable
9. Blondie - One Way or Another
(Movie: Animal House)
10. Nick Lowe - They Called It ROCK
(*note: error report-1975 release:)
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Sounds like Gerry Rafferty -- Stealing Time --
Beautiful song; I wasn't familiar with this one.
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weekends were made for the 10@10 marathon!
BOS7 (!) Nick Lowe. I'm exhausted! Love how he mispronounces Arista as "a-RIS-tuh"
That's how I remember hearing it pronounced when they first started out, then gradually people caught on to the now commonly accepted "AIR-iss-tuh."
Anyone notice if AL edited the "shit" out of They Called It Rock?
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Anyone notice if AL edited the "shit" out of They Called It Rock?
Yeah it was one of those reverse-splices that makes "shit" sound like "fish"