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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on August 02, 2005, 10:20:07 PM
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I won't spill what I learned from Dave's blog anymore than Urth will, but he has aced both me and my brother out of the opening post for the day in the past week, so I's got my dander up!
Suffice to say that I got an Amazon shipment that included Gerry Rafferty yesterday, so it couldn't be more timely.
ETA on Wednesday: Okay, now I'll spill. Got to go to a meeting & will miss the set. Have fun in 1978 for me.
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Suffice to say that I got an Amazon shipment that included Gerry Rafferty yesterday, so it couldn't be more timely.
Oo oo, what tunes didja get?
[Geoff grovels shamelessly perhaps for some digital music!]
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Suffice to say that I got an Amazon shipment that included Gerry Rafferty yesterday, so it couldn't be more timely.
Oo oo, what tunes didja get?
[Geoff grovels shamelessly perhaps for some digital music!]
Ha! I went nuts & spent close to 3 bills.
For Gerry Rafferty, I got both the City To City album & the compilation Clowns to the Left of Me, Jokers to the Right: 1970-1982, which nicely only dupes 2 songs from the former (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:ihjc7i7og72r).
I also got 3 box sets that I can't wait to dig into:
The British Invasion 1963-1967 (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:30d7gjlr46in)
Nuggets II (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:6fd7gjlr36ia)
and Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds Of 50's Rock (http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=10:1kqpg4h9tv1z).
I also got a double disc of Brewer & Shipley: Tarkio/Weeds, a 2-disc Steve Goodman anthology: No Big Surprise, and a live CD - Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan: In Session
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Suffice to say that I got an Amazon shipment that included Gerry Rafferty yesterday, so it couldn't be more timely.
Oo oo, what tunes didja get?
[Geoff grovels shamelessly perhaps for some digital music!]
Ha! I went nuts & spent close to 3 bills.
For Gerry Rafferty, I got both the City To City album & the compilation Clowns to the Left of Me, Jokers to the Right: 1970-1982, which nicely only dupes 2 songs from the former
I also got 3 box sets that I can't wait to dig into:
The British Invasion 1963-1967
Nuggets II
and Loud, Fast & Out of Control: The Wild Sounds Of 50's Rock
I also got a double disc of Brewer & Shipley: Tarkio/Weeds, a 2-disc Steve Goodman anthology: No Big Surprise, and a live CD - Albert King with Stevie Ray Vaughan: In Session
first, as Gaz has said before, it's best to remove the long session ID's of these Allmusic url's, as they are extraneous. That's the part that starts with ""&token="
some good discs you got there. The British Nuggets one is exceedingly obscure! But, it does have one Love Sculpture tune I'd love to have at your leisure.
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Straight On
Nancy's got the Jimmy Page thing down cold, the way she moves.
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1978: I predict a very JACK-like set. But with Thelma Houston as Super Hit SixxxSixxxSixxx ...
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into thinking this is going to be some version of Strawberry Letter etc.
EW&F! cool!
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It might be teetering toward Katrina territory, but I'm still giving BOS to "Fantasy." I got to play the cover by Black Box (with Martha Wash on vox) for the Princess when she visited a few months ago.
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1978: I predict a very JACK-like set. But with Thelma Houston as Super Hit SixxxSixxxSixxx ...
Thelma would be '77, not '78, assuming you mean "Don't Leave Me..."
VHM Heart, they made great rock radio singles in this period.
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into thinking this is going to be some version of Strawberry Letter etc.
EW&F! cool!
Speakin of cool, dig the mighty mouse avatar!
Here I come, to save the daaaay!
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Here I come, to save the daaaay!
I'm riffing on the new Apple mouse
http://www.apple.com/mightymouse/
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1978: I predict a very JACK-like set. But with Thelma Houston as Super Hit SixxxSixxxSixxx ...
Thelma would be '77, not '78, assuming you mean "Don't Leave Me..."
Shoot. I thought it was post-SNF.
And now, trumpeting Mshray's latest acquisitions, here's Mr. Rafferty himself! BOS2 to "Right Down the Line," an elegant composition.
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Dave just LOOOOOVES that Pope montage.
VHM2 Mr Rafferty.
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the MP3 should show up in our mailboxes before the end of the song, courtesy of you-know-who!
[just kidding]
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here's Mr. Rafferty himself! BOS2 to "Right Down the Line," an elegant composition.
And listening to it today, I suddenly hear echoes of Macca Rubber Soul material like "Things We Said Today," particularly in the transitions from the bridge back to the verse.
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kick ass intro
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Luther's first appearance since his passing: Chic's "Everybody Dance."
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kick ass intro
Bernard Edwards, I should expect.
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VHM3 Chic, bop-shoo-wop bop-shoo-wop!
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BOS VH 'cause I'm just in the mood to CRANK IT UP today.
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BOS Van Halen. I just remember how much Eddie's guitar sound grabbed us by the ears when this record came out. Sounded great out of a pair of JBLs I used to have.
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BOS VH 'cause I'm just in the mood to CRANK IT UP today.
This JINX goes to eleven....
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The shootings of Moscone and Milk into the Christianite pablum of "He Knew"?! I'm not getting this one at all. George and Harvey as martyrs "who knew more than me and you"?
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BOS VH 'cause I'm just in the mood to CRANK IT UP today.
This JINX goes to eleven....
LOL!
and this set is heavy on the death clips, no? Dave usually doesn't do Jonestown AND Moscone/Milk the same day.
WOS: Kansas. Oh, Duuude! He KNEW!!!
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The shootings of Moscone and Milk into the Christianite pablum of "He Knew"?! I'm not getting this one at all. George and Harvey as martyrs "who knew more than me and you"?
not every segue has a meaning and purpose.
At least he didn't play it out of Jonestown :wink:
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smooth!
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BOS2 Bee Gees, tho' I'd prefer the wonderful Tavares version.
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BOS VH 'cause I'm just in the mood to CRANK IT UP today.
This JINX goes to eleven....
LOL!
and this set is heavy on the death clips, no? Dave usually doesn't do Jonestown AND Moscone/Milk the same day.
Dave did say that this was a bad year for news clips, or rather, a year for bad news clips.
BOS2 More Than a Woman. Just cuz. (Has this ever been played, even in the Listen Without Prejudice BeeGees set he did a couple years back?)
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Ha! Nancy S -- the death clips continue!
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Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuce!!
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Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuce!!
BOS!
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Bruce rules. BOS so far.
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BOS VH 'cause I'm just in the mood to CRANK IT UP today.
This JINX goes to eleven....
LOL!
and this set is heavy on the death clips, no? Dave usually doesn't do Jonestown AND Moscone/Milk the same day.
Dave did say that this was a bad year for news clips, or rather, a year for bad news clips.
BOS2 More Than a Woman. Just cuz. (Has this ever been played, even in the Listen Without Prejudice BeeGees set he did a couple years back?)
he's definitely played it before, bless his little gay heart.
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Bruuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuce!!
BOS!
indeed. BOS3 for me. "Set o' the week" contender too, especially if Friday's a "classic".
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Wavelength
KSAN flashback!
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Wavelength
KSAN flashback!
Heard this on KPIG the other day too. BOS 4 -- wow, that doesn't happen often.
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BOS3--Van the Man. Superb set today! 78 can go either way for me, but this one is strong!!
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Heard this on KPIG the other day too.
What a treasure. I've heard so many cool things, just riding around in the car. Yeah, like you said, the signal sucks mightily at night.
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BOS3--Van the Man. Superb set today! 78 can go either way for me, but this one is strong!!
"won't you sing that song for me... all about my lover, my lover in the grass" -- it JUST occurred to me after all these years that that's a reference to "Brown Eyed Girl".
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geoffgould: BOS Gerry Rafferty, and if you know, who plays bass on this disco number?
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Geoff, was that you on the bass-player question?
ETA: Thought so!
I was one of the Van Halen/BeeGees wafflers:
urthwerm: BOS tie--Van Halen and the BeeGees, and yes, that looks weird to me too. But I stand by it.
davemocal : looks FINE to me!
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Annalisa's quiz question seemed a bit of a reach to me: "2 artists in today's set have motorvehicular names..."
answer: VAN Halen and VAN Morrison. (She forgot Dave also played the Cars.)
Bonus: "Mr Blue Sky". When the set's great, the Bonus is a letdown, and vice-versa.
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8/03/05 - Wednesday!! A good year for music...1978!!!
Heart - Straight On
EWF - Fantasy
Gerry Rafferty - Right Down the Line
Chic - Everybody Dance
Van Halen - Runnin' With the Devil (BEST OF SET!!)
Kansas - Portrait (He Knew)
Cars - Bye Bye Love
Bee Gees - More Than a Woman
Bruce Springsteen - Badlands
Van Morrison - Wavelength
BONUS TRACK: ELO - Mr. Blue Sky
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He KNEW! He knew more than me and YEW! And he drank lots of Mountain DEW!
I heard that damn Kansas song at the gym today, which made it 4 times in 5 days, which is 4 times too many. And to add insult to injury, they followed it with "Hell is For Children"!
They blacken your eyes
And then 'pologize...
Poor Ms Benatar, her heart was in the right place on that one but Yeesh!