10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on July 27, 2005, 10:00:13 AM
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Is dave going to exhort us all to gamble on it?
Yep, and now we're up to $10 a pop-didn't he used to say $2?
Ah, 1975.
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O.K. Which of these posts will have critical mass
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O.K. Which of these posts will have critical mass
Well, technically Mshray's was first, but I don't think you can delete a thread that's been responded to (or maybe that's up to the moderator...oh wait, that's me...)
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O.K. Which of these posts will have critical mass
this one. and an EASY "mystery year" of 1975. cue the Ambrosia and the 10cc!
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VHM George... who apparently has been communicating with Macca from beyond the grave. Writing songs together, they are. Yeesh.
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this one. and an EASY "mystery year" of 1975. cue the Ambrosia and the 10cc!
I was gonna guess 1974 - didn't pay too much attention to the radio when I was 10
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Dave continues his streak of BBC clips. fall of Saigon --> "Pick Up the Pieces". har har.
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O.K. Which of these posts will have critical mass
Dammit I first!!!!!
Oh well. Got a call from a customer immediately as I hit 'Submit' & thus missed the first 10 minutes.
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
Great flashback song. Where are my Levi Big Bells?
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VHM George... who apparently has been communicating with Macca from beyond the grave. Writing songs together, they are. Yeesh.
Why not John? I'll tell you why- John would probably tell him to "get stuffed".
Whatever you need to do to promote yer new album, Sir Paul. Me? I'll be buying Ringo's new disc, thankyouverymuch. You remember HIM, right? Kinda ugly, the only other surviving Beatle.... am I ringing a bell here?
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so sloooooowwwwww.
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
segue JINX!
Wasn't there a book they used to advertise in the back pages of Playboy and Rolling Stone called "How to Pick Up Pieces"?
"Strange Magic" -- that was '76, no? Unless Face the Music came out in Dec of '75.
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
Great flashback song. Where are my Levi Big Bells?
I can't imagine you in big bells now! :lol:
I used to have platforms and the goal was to have the big bells cover the shoes. It was a groovy outfit.
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Dave continues his streak of BBC clips. fall of Saigon --> "Pick Up the Pieces". har har.
I BOS'ed it via phone & Dave says it was intentional. I said I always dig on his segues & he said well thanks for noticing. I then asked him if next time we hit '76 he could play "Shake Some Action" by the Flamin' Groovies, which (true story) has become my 5-yr old son Adrian's favorite song from the tape I made of last year's "SF Rock from the 70's" set.
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
Great flashback song. Where are my Levi Big Bells?
I used to wear those too--they were about a foot wide at the hem.
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VHM2 DTB. haven't heard a BOS yet.
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Dave continues his streak of BBC clips. fall of Saigon --> "Pick Up the Pieces". har har.
I BOS'ed it via phone & Dave says it was intentional. I said I always dig on his segues & he said well thanks for noticing. I then asked him if next time we hit '76 he could play "Shake Some Action" by the Flamin' Groovies, which (true story) has become my 5-yr old son Adrian's favorite song from the tape I made of last year's "SF Rock from the 70's" set.
Way to go, Way-way! (or is he Di Di?) (sp?)
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Wasn't there a book they used to advertise in the back pages of Playboy and Rolling Stone called "How to Pick Up Pieces"?
LOL! Somebody's currently got an mp3 from a "How to Pick Up Girls"-type audio tape (not sure when it was made) posted on one of their music blogs. I'm totally addicted to music blogs now.
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
Great flashback song. Where are my Levi Big Bells?
I used to wear those too--they were about a foot wide at the hem.
In September 1980, when I arrived at college in Tacoma, Washington, kids were still wearing those. I was wearing 501's that I got at the Gap (back when the Gap still sold Levi's) and all my dorm-mates thought I was SO cool.
I thought they were SO dorks.
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HM "Nights oOn Broadway". But, I still prefer the Amelia Ray cover.
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BOS BeeGees
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Bee Gee's!
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BOS2 to Nights on Broadway. Another band I need to get a good comp of (as with the Hollies, mentioned yesterday).
My BOS1 was George, btw.
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VHM2 DTB. haven't heard a BOS yet.
but now I have: "Nights on B'way".
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
Great flashback song. Where are my Levi Big Bells?
I used to wear those too--they were about a foot wide at the hem.
In September 1980, when I arrived at college in Tacoma, Washington, kids were still wearing those. I was wearing 501's that I got at the Gap (back when the Gap still sold Levi's) and all my dorm-mates thought I was SO cool.
I thought they were SO dorks.
80 was about when I made the switch to straight legs. Went to a Devo show in my bells and realized this was NOT going to play any longer. Ditched the bells the next day.
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Dave continues his streak of BBC clips. fall of Saigon --> "Pick Up the Pieces". har har.
I BOS'ed it via phone & Dave says it was intentional. I said I always dig on his segues & he said well thanks for noticing. I then asked him if next time we hit '76 he could play "Shake Some Action" by the Flamin' Groovies, which (true story) has become my 5-yr old son Adrian's favorite song from the tape I made of last year's "SF Rock from the 70's" set.
Way to go, Way-way! (or is he Di Di?) (sp?)
Wei-wei is the soon-to-be kindergartner (crikey, they grow up fast!).
Di-di is the 3-yr old, and his favorite song (which I also mentioned to Dave) is the Dixie Cups original version of "Iko, Iko", as it appears on the compilation of 1965 songs that I made to accompnay the '65 set we heard on 3-18-05 for my brother's b-day.
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My sister thought they were singing "straight to my hot dog" instead of "straight to my heart songs".
I know I say that everytime but it never fails to crack me up. My sister's hilarious without ever telling jokes.
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funny, this morning, the intro sounds so obvious, it's like a cartoon.
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My BOS: Born to Run ... I know it's overplayed, but it's still SUCH a good song. :)
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BOS2 to Nights on Broadway. Another band I need to get a good comp of (as with the Hollies, mentioned yesterday).
My BOS1 was George, btw.
Followed quickly by BOS3--Bruuuuuuuce! Late summer of 75 was all about this song.
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BOS The B-O-S-S even if it's his most-played.
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BOS - BTR!
Ho-oah!
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VHM3 Louise Fletcher.
remember the SNL parody where Raquel Welch as Nurse Ratched starts speaking in sign language to Belushi-as-Nicholson?
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Jackie Blue
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Jackie Blue
"from the album... Past Tense"
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Jackie Blue
Why the quaalude song?
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Jackie Blue
"from the album... Past Tense"
I kinda dig the languid slide solo in the middle of the frantic drumming.
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Jackie Blue
Why the quaalude song?
That's what this song is reputedly about.
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BOS2 to Nights on Broadway. Another band I need to get a good comp of (as with the Hollies, mentioned yesterday).
My BOS1 was George, btw.
Followed quickly by BOS3--Bruuuuuuuce! Late summer of 75 was all about this song.
I may have told this before, but Bruce had a very close relationship with NYC's prog rocker, WNEW-FM, and he gave them a demo of BTR in the summer of '74 and they played it a LOT. So by the time the LP came out the following year, it was an old song to me.
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Jackie Blue
"from the album... Past Tense"
I kinda dig the languid slide solo in the middle of the frantic drumming.
Another BOS vote from me...
...Moonlight and Stars in your strawberry wine, you'd take the world but you won't take the time...
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Jackie Blue and now the Doobs. Heavy airplay in the day.
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is this the beginning of when Jeff Baxter joined the band?
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BOS2 the Doobs, a fine fine cover of a great song.
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Is there another band with the initials OMD? We could get a really interesting My 3 Songs going with Ozark Mountain Daredevils and Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark...
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is this the beginning of when Jeff Baxter joined the band?
per Allmusic:
Keith Knudsen replaced Hossack as the group's second drummer for 1974's What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits, which launched their first number one single, "Black Water," and featured heavy contributions from former Steely Dan member Jeff "Skunk" Baxter. Jeff "Skunk" Baxter officially joined the Doobie Brothers for 1975's Stampede.
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JT's "Mexico" sounds pretty smooth.
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VHM Average White Band, "Pick Up the Pieces" (and an excellent song to follow the fall of Saigon).
Great flashback song. Where are my Levi Big Bells?
I can't imagine you in big bells now! :lol:
I used to have platforms and the goal was to have the big bells cover the shoes. It was a groovy outfit.
I was MUCH skinnier back then, rail thin. My big bells were alway too long (32/36), so I was always trailing about a foot of frayed string behind me. And, oh my god, I wore Wallabys. Yikes.
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a VHM for one of my favorite JT songs, not least because we are taking a week in Huatulco, departing exactly 1 month from today!
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JT's "Mexico" sounds pretty smooth.
I'd give it an HM, but it's a proxy WOS for Gaz. "LA session musicians -- they're a helluva drug."
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LOL - "I'm Alejandro, THE Alejandro..."
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OMG -- it's THE Alejandro!!! And he sounds just like Gerardo...
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"...but we'll do it again tomorrow..." although I'll be day-trippin' up to Sacto & Roseville.
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in addition to Jackie Blue, How Long was supposed to be about a band member leaving, not a love song.
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OMG -- it's THE Alejandro!!! And he sounds just like Gerardo...
special all-caps italicized JINX!
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OMG -- it's THE Alejandro!!! And he sounds just like Gerardo...
special all-caps italicized JINX!
Is that Dave's old boyfriend? Or his still-boyfriend?
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in addition to Jackie Blue, How Long was supposed to be about a band member leaving, not a love song.
and "Mexico" was actually about Lithuania. And not a lot of people know that... :wink:
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in addition to Jackie Blue, How Long was supposed to be about a band member leaving, not a love song.
and "Mexico" was actually about Lithuania. And not a lot of people know that... :wink:
fill us in!
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OMG -- it's THE Alejandro!!! And he sounds just like Gerardo...
special all-caps italicized JINX!
Is that Dave's old boyfriend? Or his still-boyfriend?
the ex. but they're apparently still good friends.
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OMG -- it's THE Alejandro!!! And he sounds just like Gerardo...
special all-caps italicized JINX!
Is that Dave's old boyfriend? Or his still-boyfriend?
the ex. but they're apparently still good friends.
Dave giggled when he played the call back.
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Is there another band with the initials OMD? We could get a really interesting My 3 Songs going with Ozark Mountain Daredevils and Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark...
That reminds me of another pair of bands that share initials. A friend of mine sent me a recording that was labelled "DMB." I was completely taken aback, as neither of us likes the Dave Mathews Band. Turned out it was the Del McCoury Band. Whew!