10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: ggould on August 15, 2005, 09:56:56 AM
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I can't believe I'm already in the office. I've been so slow this summer.
Eric Clapton "The Core?"
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I can't believe I'm already in the office. I've been so slow this summer.
Eric Clapton "The Core?"
indeed, and a princess proxy BOS for Marcy Levy! But personally... I hope things go uphill from here.
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Eric Clapton "The Core?"
Yep.
But I don't recall--is the female vocalist Marcella Detroit or Whinyface Elliman? POC would shoot me, I'm sure.
ETA: and if I'd only waited a few seconds, my question would have been answered. Thanks, Mike.
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Eric Clapton "The Core?"
Yep.
But I don't recall--is the female vocalist Marcella Detroit or Whinyface Elliman? POC would shoot me, I'm sure.
ETA: and if I'd only waited a few seconds, my question would have been answered. Thanks, Mike.
Jeez! cut the ladies some slack Jack!
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Hey, everybody! Hope you had a great weekend.
Alas, I'm in the throes of report-writing right now. So, please forgive me if I don't post my usual barrage of drivel today.
Which, actually, may be a GOOD thing, no? :D
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Hey, everybody! Hope you had a great weekend.
Alas, I'm in the throes of report-writing right now. So, please forgive me if I don't post my usual barrage of drivel today.
Which, actually, may be a GOOD thing, no? :D
How competitive! You think your drivel is more drively than our drivel?
:lol:
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I AM THE DRIVEL KING!
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Jimmy gets nuked. Cute one, Dave.
proxy WOS (and a crate of papaya) for Gaz, "Jungle Love".
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Listening and discretely (sp?) lurking. Glad it's a 70's day. Since Friday is a replay I think, I'm making a birthday request for a 1969-1979 set.
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BOS Thin Lizzy. Bet I'm not the only one, either.
"I always get chocolate stains on my pants..."
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Had a coworker come up to ask me something at the end of The Core & tuned in during Give A Little Bit. What'd I miss?
BOS Sleepwalker!!! Doesn't rank with Village Green or Muswell Hillbillies but a Kinks fave nonetheless.
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BOS2 Kinks! "Sleepwalker".
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Had a coworker come up to ask me something at the end of The Core & tuned in during Give A Little Bit. What'd I miss?
BOS Sleepwalker!!! Doesn't rank with Village Green or Muswell Hillbillies but a Kinks fave nonetheless.
"I'm a Night Stalker". So... Ray Davies IS Darren McGavin!
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BOS3 -- Sex Pistols. "Those tourists are MEAN!"
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inevitable in a 1977 set I guess. KSAN swooned for punk back then. The beginning of the end!
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Darren McGavin rules.
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inevitable in a 1977 set I guess. KSAN swooned for punk back then. The beginning of the end!
the end of what? Rock? or KSAN? Punk SAVED rock, my friend.
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BOS3 -- Sex Pistols. "Those tourists are MEAN!"
Think that might have been vinyl--could swear I was hearing "warmth" and it seemed a bit longer than the version I'm used to.
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Post-Pistols: Klaatu?
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BOS3 -- Sex Pistols. "Those tourists are MEAN!"
Think that might have been vinyl--could swear I was hearing "warmth" and it seemed a bit longer than the version I'm used to.
there is definitely more than one version of GSTQ... Dave plays that one more often than the one I was familiar with back in the day.
off we go... with Klaatu! I'd prefer "Sub-Rosa Subway", tho'.
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inevitable in a 1977 set I guess. KSAN swooned for punk back then. The beginning of the end!
the end of what? Rock? or KSAN? Punk SAVED rock, my friend.
That's why I called it inevitable. Punk certainly didn't save rock, but was a logical progression in the big spiral staircase of time. God Save the Queen was cute, just like Nirvana's first big hit, but not truly great. I realize of course that puts me outside of the Mainstream Media of Rock, but hey, I'm used to it!
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speaking of inevitable... APP, "The Voice".
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OMGWTF! BOS4 "Rumor Has It", Donna Summer -- is this a breakout? Can't recall if Dave's played it before.
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speaking of inevitable... APP, "The Voice".
With its Ray Davies-esque vocalist, whoever it was (not specified in the liner notes or AMG--I've looked.)
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the Baby's?
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the Baby's?
Now, now... a fab single, Katrina tho it is.
THIS JUST IN: poc called me at work to vote the Babys BOS.
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inevitable in a 1977 set I guess. KSAN swooned for punk back then. The beginning of the end!
the end of what? Rock? or KSAN? Punk SAVED rock, my friend.
That's why I called it inevitable. Punk certainly didn't save rock, but was a logical progression in the big spiral staircase of time. God Save the Queen was cute, just like Nirvana's first big hit, but not truly great. I realize of course that puts me outside of the Mainstream Media of Rock, but hey, I'm used to it!
well "saved" was hyperbole, but it was certainly a welcome bit of back-to-basics that was sorely needed in the age of Boston & Kansas & Foreigner (or "corporate rock" as it came to be known).
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inevitable in a 1977 set I guess. KSAN swooned for punk back then. The beginning of the end!
the end of what? Rock? or KSAN? Punk SAVED rock, my friend.
That's why I called it inevitable. Punk certainly didn't save rock, but was a logical progression in the big spiral staircase of time. God Save the Queen was cute, just like Nirvana's first big hit, but not truly great. I realize of course that puts me outside of the Mainstream Media of Rock, but hey, I'm used to it!
well "saved" was hyperbole, but it was certainly a welcome bit of back-to-basics that was sorely needed in the age of Boston & Kansas & Foreigner (or "corporate rock" as it came to be known).
Understood, it's just that punk mushroomed so quick into a lifestyle/fashion/fad sort of thing, it looks almost 30 years later like so many other quirks in the road.
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Well that turned out to be quite a fab set for a Monday. I'll have to bring the Walkman to the A's game tonite. Zito's pitching -- Gaz, I'll wave to him for ya!
10@10 sponsored by California Closets ... but I thought there were no clostes in California! LOL!
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well "saved" was hyperbole, but it was certainly a welcome bit of back-to-basics that was sorely needed in the age of Boston & Kansas & Foreigner (or "corporate rock" as it came to be known).
Not to mention disco. Nowadays it's looked upon a bit more kindly, but at the time disco was seen as the death of rock & roll. (Not that Boston or any of the other bands you cited were much better--far too calculated to have much to to with r&r.)
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the Baby's?
Now, now... a fab single, Katrina tho it is.
THIS JUST IN: poc called me at work to vote the Babys BOS.
I'm down too for BOS.
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well "saved" was hyperbole, but it was certainly a welcome bit of back-to-basics that was sorely needed in the age of Boston & Kansas & Foreigner (or "corporate rock" as it came to be known).
Not to mention disco. Nowadays it's looked upon a bit more kindly, but at the time disco was seen as the death of rock & roll. (Not that Boston or any of the other bands you cited were much better--far too calculated to have much to to with r&r.)
I thinks much of the 'disco sucks' mentality was based on racism at the time.
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well "saved" was hyperbole, but it was certainly a welcome bit of back-to-basics that was sorely needed in the age of Boston & Kansas & Foreigner (or "corporate rock" as it came to be known).
Not to mention disco. Nowadays it's looked upon a bit more kindly, but at the time disco was seen as the death of rock & roll. (Not that Boston or any of the other bands you cited were much better--far too calculated to have much to to with r&r.)
Indeed, and dissertations can be (and have been) written on those warring factions. The difference (to oversimplify a bit) is that the punk folks were anarchistic-to-lefty and they saw bloated "prog rock" as an evil tool of corporate record companies. Not that some of these people didn't hate disco too, but the "disco sucks" movement was primarily a product of young white males who tended to be both racist and homophobic.
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well "saved" was hyperbole, but it was certainly a welcome bit of back-to-basics that was sorely needed in the age of Boston & Kansas & Foreigner (or "corporate rock" as it came to be known).
Not to mention disco. Nowadays it's looked upon a bit more kindly, but at the time disco was seen as the death of rock & roll. (Not that Boston or any of the other bands you cited were much better--far too calculated to have much to to with r&r.)
I thinks much of the 'disco sucks' mentality was based on racism at the time.
Jinxes suck!
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and here, post set, is "Driven to Tears" for, like, the millionth time this week!
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not a bad set, at all! oblig bos to the babys, as mentioned. but honorables to klaatu (!!) and marcy levy on "the core." and all that jimmyspeak makes me think of amy carter, which is always a nice thing. i've always imagined her to be one part jodie foster, one part lucretia macevil.
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not a bad set, at all! oblig bos to the babys, as mentioned. but honorables to klaatu (!!) and marcy levy on "the core." and all that jimmyspeak makes me think of amy carter, which is always a nice thing. i've always imagined her to be one part jodie foster, one part lucretia macevil.
That Amy... she just so damn bad!
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and here, post set, is "Driven to Tears" for, like, the millionth time this week!
can sting be traded on the nasdaq?
love your avatar, btw. "ello, ow are you?"
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and here, post set, is "Driven to Tears" for, like, the millionth time this week!
can sting be traded on the nasdaq?
love your avatar, btw. "ello, ow are you?"
I was watching Guffman last nite and just HAD to find a pic of Corky St Clair. Corky doing dinner theater as Prof. 'iggins, with the Parker Posey character as Eliza -- that's a sequel I'd like to see.