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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on July 06, 2005, 10:00:32 AM
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No time for commercials, let's go!!
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No time for commercials, let's go!!
computer glitch? VHM to Dave's Shelley Winters reference. Didja know there are competing Poseidon Adventure remakes being made as we speak?
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Dave's on Poseidon Adv. kick-- Yahoo IM logon sez "I tell you...something happened!! Belle would have signaled!"
Wonder if we'll hear "The Morning After"?
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BOS Procol Harum and the whatever-symphony-orch, "Conquistador".
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probably never get to hear "Repent Walpurgis," even on Bob's 10@10.
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BOS Procol Harum and the whatever-symphony-orch, "Conquistador".
It's the Edmonton Symphony Orchestra, IIRC.
BOS from me as well. If only for those crash-this-thing-into-all-the-walls drums.
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he sure reminds me of Principal Poop, of Firesign Theatre fame.
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No time for commercials, let's go!!
computer glitch? VHM to Dave's Shelley Winters reference. Didja know there are competing Poseidon Adventure remakes being made as we speak?
I hope Rufus Wainwright and Ben Folds remake "The Morning After."
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Second Lighthouse entry this week after the sublime "One Fine Morning" showed up in Monday's brasstravaganza. Unfortunately, I hate "Sunny Days."
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probably never get to hear "Repent Walpurgis," even on Bob's 10@10.
indeed, their body of work that never gets played is fab. "Homburg" is a personal fave.
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Second Lighthouse entry this week after the sublime "One Fine Morning" showed up in Monday's brasstravaganza. Unfortunately, I hate "Sunny Days."
nobody hates "Sunny days"! Unless they're wearing crankypants.
Are Rupert W and Ben Folds an item? or are they just... touring together?
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Yay! "put your WOS where you want it", Gaz. Another fab track only a curmudgeon could dislike. :wink:
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BOS1 to the Crusaders, althought I got a sneaky feeling we heard this the last time in 72, whenever that was (I'm working at home and the calendar I keep track of this stuff on is at work.)
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Second Lighthouse entry this week after the sublime "One Fine Morning" showed up in Monday's brasstravaganza. Unfortunately, I hate "Sunny Days."
nobody hates "Sunny days"! Unless they're wearing crankypants.
Are Rupert W and Ben Folds an item? or are they just... touring together?
No crankpants today. I got nothing but love. I just think those lyrics were WAY too lazy: "it was four in the afternoon when I wrote this tune" -- dude, we don't know you, so don't get all meta on us.
Meantime, I can't put this song where I want it.
And I've never heard that Ben plays for our team; I assume they're just tourmates. Still, that song would feed both Ben's eccentricity and Rufus's dramaturgic muse.
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Yay! "put your WOS where you want it", Gaz. Another fab track only a curmudgeon could dislike. :wink:
Semi-jinx. If the song were 1:15 it'd be grand. But it repeats itself without going anywhere, making it the Boston Rotary of instrumentals.
I once taped a 1972 set that had both "Conquistador" and "Put It." If we get the Hollies' "Long Way Home" and English Congregation's "Softly Whispering" later, then Dave's been recycling.
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Yay! "put your WOS where you want it", Gaz. Another fab track only a curmudgeon could dislike. :wink:
Semi-jinx. If the song were 1:15 it'd be grand. But it repeats itself without going anywhere, making it the Boston Rotary of instrumentals.
I once taped a 1972 set that had both "Conquistador" and "Put It." If we get the Hollies' "Long Way Home" and English Congregation's "Softly Whispering" later, then Dave's been recycling.
Dave's ALWAYS recycling.
BOS 2 to Shelley. we'll hear that again when the remake comes out.
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And he-e-e-e-e-e-re's Shelley! "Just cause I've put on a little weight lately"--sheesh, the mistress of understatement!
Was that Jack Albertson in that scene as well?
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I wonder who will play the Shelley Winters' part(s) in the 2 remakes. They should just release the fuckers on the same day. I bet people would try to see both in one day & break some kinda record or something.
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And he-e-e-e-e-e-re's Shelley! "Just cause I've put on a little weight lately"--sheesh, the mistress of understatement!
Was that Jack Albertson in that scene as well?
Yeah, Jack Albertson was Mr. Rosen, and Shelley was Mrs. Rosen.
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the Boston Rotary of instrumentals.
I thought Booker T's "Time Is Tight" got that title from you.
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Woo! I'm past 800 now!
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BOS2!! Drowning in the Sea of Love!!
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Ooh! BOS2 to "Drowning in the Sea of Love." I wish I could sing this without going into my Muppet voice.
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Woo! I'm past 800 now!
and you don't look a day over 40, bub.
Super Special BOS Joe Simon, "Drownin' in the Sea of Love". Fab. Yoo. Luss.
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I love that mini-drum breakdown, where he goes, "I been down one time < crash, crash > / And I been down two times < crash, crash >" -- later updated by Roachford on "Cuddly Toy" as "If I told you once, I told you three times < crash crash crash > / If I told you three times, I told you FIVE times!"
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and you don't look a day over 40, bub.
Thanks, sonny!
I wish I could sing this without going into my Muppet voice.
LOL! He also sounds like Cleveland, a character on "Family Guy".
Oh, wait. I just got the whole "drowning in a sea of love/Posidon Adventure". Dave, you rascal!
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The Race: What will happen first:
Mike hits 4000
Gaz hits 2000
Beej hits 1000
Urth hits 1000
Stay tuned!
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in the water she's a very skinny lady. And she's an alligator -- a mamapapa comin' for you.
Ten Way Tie today, this has been TREE-mendous.
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I wish I could sing this without going into my Muppet voice.
LOL! He also sounds like Cleveland, a character on "Family Guy".
OMG you're right. Just saw the ep where they sing "Don't Stop Believing."
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And yet another BOS to Moonage Daydream--a most welcome visit from Ziggy.
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Guitar solo on "Moonage Daydream" sounding especially good today.
Where are Alicat and Rod and Geoff, btw?
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And yet another BOS to Moonage Daydream--a most welcome visit from Ziggy.
I'm tempted to call this a breakout -- if Dave's played it before, it was ages ago.
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The Race: What will happen first:
Mike hits 4000
Gaz hits 2000
Beej hits 1000
Urth hits 1000
Stay tuned!
My money's on Mike.
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OMG you're right. Just saw the ep where they sing "Don't Stop Believing."
God, that was funny. "Journey!"
And I liked how Quagmire closed the song with some signature "giggity-giggities".
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ProxyOfCairo to the Dan, natch.
She and I sang this at karaoke a few days before I moved from SF to Boston. I was trying to give it a "CA Dreaming" vocal treatment wherein I'd repeat the lines after she sang them. Didn't work as well as I'd envisioned. But I got laid a half hour later. So there's that.
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And he-e-e-e-e-e-re's Shelley! "Just cause I've put on a little weight lately"--sheesh, the mistress of understatement!
Was that Jack Albertson in that scene as well?
Yeah, Jack Albertson was Mr. Rosen, and Shelley was Mrs. Rosen.
Poseidon Adventure Pop Quiz:
How many members of the cast had won Oscars? Who had already won twice?
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And yet another BOS to Moonage Daydream--a most welcome visit from Ziggy.
Agreed. Can't remember the last time Dave played this track. He's a little too fond of "Starman" when anything off the album is worth playing (I'm waiting for "Rock And Roll Suicide" and "Star").
i could fall asleep at night
as a rock and roll star
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Guitar solo on "Moonage Daydream" sounding especially good today.
Where are Alicat and Rod and Geoff, btw?
In general, I'm too busy to post these days. But I am lurking.
Pretty great set today.
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And yet another BOS to Moonage Daydream--a most welcome visit from Ziggy.
Agreed. Can't remember the last time Dave played this track. He's a little too fond of "Starman" when anything off the album is worth playing (I'm waiting for "Rock And Roll Suicide" and "Star").
i could fall asleep at night
as a rock and roll star
ooooh, "Rock And Roll Suicide". That'd be so awesome.
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Is it just me, or is there a very strange reverb in the drums on Rev. Al's "You Ought to Be With Me"?
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And yet another BOS to Moonage Daydream--a most welcome visit from Ziggy.
Agreed. Can't remember the last time Dave played this track. He's a little too fond of "Starman" when anything off the album is worth playing (I'm waiting for "Rock And Roll Suicide" and "Star").
i could fall asleep at night
as a rock and roll star
Both great choices. I'd add Five Years to the list, but that's just me.
BOS4 to Rev'rund Al.
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VHM to Rev. Green for the best streak of sound-alike hits this side of the Grass Roots.
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Both great choices. I'd add Five Years to the list, but that's just me.
BOS4 to Rev'rund Al.
Like I said, anything from it works. I think he has played "Five Years," but I don't remember the other two.
And the Rev. Al was, as always, very nice.
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Stand Back!
great groove
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Stand Back!
great groove
Yes, this one actually prompted me to turn up the radio!
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Stand Back!
great groove
damn, that's a great obscurity. This set's a keeper -- who's burning/rolling tape tonite?
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No surprise that the biggest (only?) Katrina... Todd... wins BOS.
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And I didn't even know that Todd had played -- I tuned in just in time for "Conquistador," which I assumed was tune #1.
Would love a copy of this set if anyone does the BurnBabyBurn ...
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damn, that's a great obscurity. This set's a keeper -- who's burning/rolling tape tonite?
I got tickets to the ballgame tonite so I won't be home, dammit (a buddy of mine gets to be the first-base balldude). I'd thought about rolling it cold this morning since I'm working from home, but Dave caught me flatfooted when he blew off the commercials and I wasn't ready. Dammit.
Have to try for the marathon on Saturday.
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Where are Alicat and Rod and Geoff, btw?
getting ready for another interview with school district.
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Poseidon Adventure Pop Quiz:
How many members of the cast had won Oscars? Who had already won twice?
Nobody bit, but you might be surprised that the answer is FIVE.
Jack Albertson, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Shelley Winters & Gene Hackman. Winters had already won twice. Hackman won his first Oscar between the filming & release date, and then 17 years later won again.
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Poseidon Adventure Pop Quiz:
How many members of the cast had won Oscars? Who had already won twice?
Nobody bit, but you might be surprised that the answer is FIVE.
Jack Albertson, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Shelley Winters & Gene Hackman. Winters had already won twice. Hackman won his first Oscar between the filming & release date, and then 17 years later won again.
Albertson -- "Subject Was Roses" (?)
Borgnine -- "Marty"
Buttons -- "Sayonara"
Hackman -- "French Connection" and of course later "Unforgiven"
Winters -- I wanna say "Patch of Blue"? and the other one escapes me.
That Shelley -- she sure got around (nudgenudge winkwink).
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Bonus track: da Stones! "All Down the Line" BOS 11!
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All Down the Line, from Exile on Main St.
Not bad. Love to hear Rip This Joint next time we hit '72 though.
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Bonus JINX!!
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Bonus JINX!!
hey urth, apropos of your avatar ... didja hear Ringo on Little Steven's show Sun nite?
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Where are Alicat and Rod and Geoff, btw?
getting ready for another interview with school district.
Knock 'em dead, man.
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Poseidon Adventure Pop Quiz:
How many members of the cast had won Oscars? Who had already won twice?
Nobody bit, but you might be surprised that the answer is FIVE.
Jack Albertson, Ernest Borgnine, Red Buttons, Shelley Winters & Gene Hackman. Winters had already won twice. Hackman won his first Oscar between the filming & release date, and then 17 years later won again.
Albertson -- "Subject Was Roses" (?)
Borgnine -- "Marty"
Buttons -- "Sayonara"
Hackman -- "French Connection" and of course later "Unforgiven"
Winters -- I wanna say "Patch of Blue"? and the other one escapes me.
That Shelley -- she sure got around (nudgenudge winkwink).
pretty good there Mike. The other one for Shelley was The Diary of Anne Frank.
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Bonus JINX!!
hey urth, apropos of your avatar ... didja hear Ringo on Little Steven's show Sun nite?
Actually no, although I can't recall what I did Sunday night? A movie maybe? Anyway, how was? Ringo tell any good stories?
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Bonus JINX!!
hey urth, apropos of your avatar ... didja hear Ringo on Little Steven's show Sun nite?
Actually no, although I can't recall what I did Sunday night? A movie maybe? Anyway, how was? Ringo tell any good stories?
It was fun -- the stories he told escape me at the moment, I'll try to come up with one (you can listen at Steven's website, BTW). Steven was giddy with delight to have him there -- he stayed for the whole 2 hours, as he was (natch) plugging his new LP which sounded pleasant and inconsequential, tho' there was a duet with Chrissie Hynde that KFOG could conceivably play. Rather hear that than new Tracy Chapman :roll:
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Bonus JINX!!
hey urth, apropos of your avatar ... didja hear Ringo on Little Steven's show Sun nite?
Actually no, although I can't recall what I did Sunday night? A movie maybe? Anyway, how was? Ringo tell any good stories?
It was fun -- the stories he told escape me at the moment, I'll try to come up with one (you can listen at Steven's website, BTW). Steven was giddy with delight to have him there -- he stayed for the whole 2 hours, as he was (natch) plugging his new LP which sounded pleasant and inconsequential, tho' there was a duet with Chrissie Hynde that KFOG could conceivably play. Rather hear that than new Tracy Chapman :roll:
Ringo was also on the Daily Show recently, rerun of it last night. Ringo is still a pretty funny guy.
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Richard Starkey rules. It was awesome hearing him goof around with Little Steven (and his CO-producer... heh). And Ringo's anecdotes about how he got started with The Beatles were very educational. At least to this humble tambourine player....
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Guitar solo on "Moonage Daydream" sounding especially good today.
Where are Alicat and Rod and Geoff, btw?
In general, I'm too busy to post these days. But I am lurking.
Pretty great set today.
I haven't been able to squeeze in any lurk time. Glad to be busy but damn.
I'll be catching up at 10pm.
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Sunny Days. Not sure I have heard this since '72. ooohhh right into Put it where you want it. Plucky little guitar riffs, nice horns.
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Drowning in the Sea of Love. BOS.
Long time no hear. I was pretty young in 72 but I remember my am transistor with earphone. Note: single earphone.
aaarghhh, rough, sudden ending. Dave!
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mmmmmm You oughta be with me.
This set is chock full o gems!
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Richard Starkey rules. It was awesome hearing him goof around with Little Steven (and his CO-producer... heh).
His co-producer is one of the Hudson Bros. Mark, I think it was -- not Kate Hudson's dad; one of her uncles.
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Richard Starkey rules. It was awesome hearing him goof around with Little Steven (and his CO-producer... heh).
His co-producer is one of the Hudson Bros. Mark, I think it was -- not Kate Hudson's dad; one of her uncles.
Hudson has been Starr's producer (as well as, occasionally, for Aerosmith, Hanson and others) since the recording of the 1998 Vertical Man. He's done four albums, including the recent, very well-received Koch release, Ringo Rama. They've been friends even longer, dating back to the early '70s, when fellow Beatle John Lennon was in L.A. for his “Lost Weekend” period. Pals with both Starr and legendary songsmith/singer Harry Nilsson, Hudson was even in attendance that fateful night at The Troubador when Lennon heckled the Smothers Brothers and was asked to leave after donning a sanitary napkin on his head and annoying a waitress. “It was a pretty raucous time,” he recalls.