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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on September 06, 2012, 06:06:17 PM
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Will have to catch this onev tomo'w nite.
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Leading off is Bob Seger, feeling like a number.
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Leading off is Bob Seger, feeling like a number.
I am NOT a number!
Meh.
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Leading off is Bob Seger, feeling like a number.
Dammit, he's a man!
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Putting Eddie Money in the same sentence as Elvis is criminal.
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Putting Eddie Money in the same sentence as Elvis is criminal.
Well, as Eddie might say, que sera sera!
Having said that, I think this is a terrible song with ripped off lyrics.
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One of these days I'll be funny and request "Peace In Our Time" for an 89 set.
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BOS1 Count On Me
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Putting Eddie Money in the same sentence as Elvis is criminal.
Well, as Eddie might say, que sera sera!
Having said that, I think this is a terrible song with ripped off lyrics.
Eddie was just a guy with limited talent who wanted to be a rocker. And he made it. It's an American success story, and I give him props for that.
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This convention ad could easily have taken place in 2012.
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Putting Eddie Money in the same sentence as Elvis is criminal.
Well, as Eddie might say, que sera sera!
Having said that, I think this is a terrible song with ripped off lyrics.
Eddie was just a guy with limited talent who wanted to be a rocker. And he made it. It's an American success story, and I give him props for that.
Saw him in Santa Rosa in 93, and he was a much better performer than I would've expected.
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BOS2 Squeeze
BOS3 Robert Palmer
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"Can We Still Be Friends".... another that screams "1978".
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Putting Eddie Money in the same sentence as Elvis is criminal.
Well, as Eddie might say, que sera sera!
Having said that, I think this is a terrible song with ripped off lyrics.
Eddie was just a guy with limited talent who wanted to be a rocker. And he made it. It's an American success story, and I give him props for that.
Saw him in Santa Rosa in 93, and he was a much better performer than I would've expected.
Hey, I'm not knocking Eddie in general, just this song.
What was that movie clip? Sounded like Barbra Streisand and someone sounding very much like Leonard Nimoy.
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BOS, da Ramones. I actually got a request played!
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Holy cow! The Ramones doing "Needles and Pins-a"??? The mind boggles.
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BOS, da Ramones. I actually got a request played!
And bonus points for playing one of their lesser-knowns.
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OK, two BS songs in the same set is too much.
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BOS2, Broooooooce.
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OK, two BS songs in the same set is too much.
Maybe I haven't been paying attention...what was the other one?
I like "Candy's Room".
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OK, two BS songs in the same set is too much.
Maybe I haven't been paying attention...what was the other one?
I like "Candy's Room".
Bob Seger to lead off.
"Candy's Room" is decent, but I really wish there'd be, say a two week respite from playing Springsteen.
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OK, two BS songs in the same set is too much.
Maybe I haven't been paying attention...what was the other one?
I like "Candy's Room".
Bob Seger to lead off.
"Candy's Room" is decent, but I really wish there'd be, say a two week respite from playing Springsteen.
Ahhhhh, I see what you did there.
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John Peel is pogoing in his grave!
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John Peel is pogoing in his grave!
Is that Mrs. Peel's husband? ;)
Well, I was right about Leonard Nimoy in "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". Pretty far off guessing Babs though.
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9/07/12! - Friday! Feels like...1978!
1. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band - Feel Like A Number
(Ad - Eddie Money, the man with all the moves)
2. Eddie Money - Baby Hold On
3. Jefferson Starship - Count On Me (B.O.S!)
(News: Sen Teddy Kennedy @ Democratic National Convention on health care )
4. Squeeze - Take Me I'm Yours
5. Robert Palmer - You're Gonna Get What's Coming
(Movie: Invasion of the Body Snatchers: "That's why marriage is going to hell.")
6. Todd Rundgren - Can We Still Be Friends?
7. The Ramones - Needles and Pins
8. Bruce Springsteen - Candy's Room
9. Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You
(TV: One Day At A Time: Barbara (Vallerie Bertinelli) "How old were you when you first slept with a boy?")
10. The Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Weeeelll... not bad. The Ramones is a bustout, the Palmer a rarity. The rest: pretty standard-issue AL-in-'78sville. "Candy's Room" is one of her biggest Katrinas outside of '90s sets.
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9/07/12! - Friday! Feels like...1978!
1. Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band - Feel Like A Number
(Ad - Eddie Money, the man with all the moves)
2. Eddie Money - Baby Hold On
3. Jefferson Starship - Count On Me (B.O.S!)
(News: Sen Teddy Kennedy @ Democratic National Convention on health care )
4. Squeeze - Take Me I'm Yours
5. Robert Palmer - You're Gonna Get What's Coming
(Movie: Invasion of the Body Snatchers: "That's why marriage is going to hell.")
6. Todd Rundgren - Can We Still Be Friends?
7. The Ramones - Needles and Pins
8. Bruce Springsteen - Candy's Room
9. Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You
(TV: One Day At A Time: Barbara (Vallerie Bertinelli) "How old were you when you first slept with a boy?")
10. The Undertones - Teenage Kicks
Weeeelll... not bad. The Ramones is a bustout, the Palmer a rarity. The rest: pretty standard-issue AL-in-'78sville. "Candy's Room" is one of her biggest Katrinas outside of '90s sets.
It occurs to me that AL could have followed (or preceded) the Robert Palmer track with the title track of Tom Petty's offering for 1978. As a tie in, Eddie Money opened for TP December 30, 1979 at Winterland, the penultimate Winterland show. And the first time I took acid. Wheeeeeeee!