10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: Big Fingers McGee on October 05, 2012, 10:02:24 AM
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RR didn't actually announce the year.
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Drat, I was hoping for 2008.
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Drat, I was hoping for 2008.
And I 1958.
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I'l give an HM to Santana's "Hold On". Not bad, and much better than "Winning".
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VHM Adam Ant
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Jerry Springer --> "Goody Two-Shoes": first clever segue of the RR era.
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Love that Jerry Springer clip.
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Jerry Springer --> "Goody Two-Shoes": first clever segue of the RR era.
Concur
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I gues the Dexy's song was a late '82 release but it didn't chart in the US until early '83.
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Come On Eileen... wordplay?
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I gues the Dexy's song was a late '82 release but it didn't chart in the US until early '83.
I believe so. In the UK before the US.
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WOS Martha Motel. Ugh.
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Jerry Springer --> "Goody Two-Shoes": first clever segue of the RR era.
I'll give her/Icky credit for yesterday's Internet > Never There segue too.
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Come On Eileen... wordplay?
It's all over her spleen. :-X
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Come On Eileen... wordplay?
Bwahahaha! Her face really *would* be a mess then.
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Jerry Springer --> "Goody Two-Shoes": first clever segue of the RR era.
I'll give her/Icky credit for yesterday's Internet > Never There segue too.
So you're saying their skills are so settle that most of us miss em? I always wondered how many AL jokes nobody got.
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I like this Motels song but it's the only one that AC radio ever plays. I would have preferred "Take the L."
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WOS Martha Motel. Ugh.
Eh, I don't get why you hate this song so much. It's okay. (not exactly a ringing endorsement)
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LN: APP
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WOS Martha Motel. Ugh.
Eh, I don't get why you hate this song so much. It's okay. (not exactly a ringing endorsement)
I just never liked her voice. She sounds like she's trying to be a cocktail-lounge version of Chrissie Hynde.
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Jerry Springer --> "Goody Two-Shoes": first clever segue of the RR era.
I'll give her/Icky credit for yesterday's Internet > Never There segue too.
So you're saying their skills are so settle that most of us miss em? I always wondered how many AL jokes nobody got.
Too soon for me to make that kind of statement about their production skills, but at least in this regard I think they're off to a good start.
Musically, otoh, this set is turning out to be early 80s Adult Contemporary hell.
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Jerry Springer --> "Goody Two-Shoes": first clever segue of the RR era.
I'll give her/Icky credit for yesterday's Internet > Never There segue too.
So you're saying their skills are so settle that most of us miss em? I always wondered how many AL jokes nobody got.
Too soon for me to make that kind of statement about their production skills, but at least in this regard I think they're off to a good start.
Musically, otoh, this set is turning out to be early 80s Adult Contemporary hell.
Agreed on both counts. Probably the worst thing I could say about Morey (apart from his 1990's indifference) was that it often sounded like he was doing the show in some poorly ventilated garage.
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VHM "LRC", frequent-flier tho' it is.
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VHM "LRC", frequent-flier tho' it is.
Ditto. LN, but a terrificly so.
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BOS, Boy G.
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BOS, Boy G.
Maybe one of these years we'll finally hear "Church Of The Poisoned Mind". Or even better, "War Song".
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BOS Culture Club. Who didn't get nearly as much 10@10 love from AL as they shoulda
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BOS, Boy G.
Maybe one of these years we'll finally hear "Church Of The Poisoned Mind". Or even better, "War Song".
we've heard "Church" a number of times (from both DM and AL, iirc). "WarSong", never.
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BOS, Boy G.
Maybe one of these years we'll finally hear "Church Of The Poisoned Mind". Or even better, "War Song".
we've heard "Church" a number of times (from both DM and AL, iirc). "WarSong", never.
"War Song" would definitely earn a BOS from me for its cheese factor. I have it on a 9/11 compilation album.
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BOS2 Victor/Victoria -- a nod to DM?
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Okay, semi-clever segue from Victor Victoria! into Abracadabra, but I really don't like this song at all so WOS.
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WOS2 and LN-whatever "Abra-cadaver"
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WOS for the line "black panties with an angel's face". Awful song.
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BOS2 Victor/Victoria -- a nod to DM?
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Dave was really a woman pretending to be a gay man pretending to be a disc jockey?
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BOS2 Victor/Victoria -- a nod to DM?
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Dave was really a woman pretending to be a gay man pretending to be a disc jockey?
Somewhere somebody just got an idea for a movie.
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BOS2 Victor/Victoria -- a nod to DM?
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Dave was really a woman pretending to be a gay man pretending to be a disc jockey?
it's, like, one of his all-time fave movies. He featured it in many a 1982 set.
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Speaking of Dave fave's, BOS for "Town Called Malice".
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BOS3 the Jam, tho' this was something of an AL-trina.
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BillyBall! This is certainly the most complete set so far, from an integration-of-clips standpoint.
But uber-uber-LN Queen/Bowie
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Nice set, all in all.
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Nice set, all in all.
Yes, 'nice' is a good word. Nice but uninspiring.
I also prefer her "Tune #10, time's up" better than AL's "Game Over" & her other ending sound that sounds like tubas going flat.
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BillyBall! This is certainly the most complete set so far, from an integration-of-clips standpoint.
But uber-uber-LN Queen/Bowie
Agreed on "Under Pressure", which was a awesome in '82, but has not aged that well.
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"Simple Song" is not a bad post-set selection. Yeah, this set was full of usual suspects, yet it has generated more comments than any 10@10 since May, I believe.
EDIT: Yep, the 5/4/12 1969 set had 44 comments. I believe this one now has 43.
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Nice set, all in all.
Yes, 'nice' is a good word. Nice but uninspiring.
I also prefer her "Tune #10, time's up" better than AL's "Game Over" & her other ending sound that sounds like tubas going flat.
Really? That new ending falls flat for me. Oh well.
The Shins kept me from switching off immediately. They're pretty much the only contemporary band that KFrOG is pushing that I like.
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Nice set, all in all.
Yes, 'nice' is a good word. Nice but uninspiring.
I also prefer her "Tune #10, time's up" better than AL's "Game Over" & her other ending sound that sounds like tubas going flat.
AL's various "set-ending" sounders all pretty much disappeared after a while. And I didn't miss them when they did. This one isn't bad but again, all these new sounders, using the current KFOG male and female promotional voices, sound like they were recorded at the end of the day when everybody was really tired.
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Nice set, all in all.
Yes, 'nice' is a good word. Nice but uninspiring.
I also prefer her "Tune #10, time's up" better than AL's "Game Over" & her other ending sound that sounds like tubas going flat.
AL's various "set-ending" sounders all pretty much disappeared after a while. And I didn't miss them when they did. This one isn't bad but again, all these new sounders, using the current KFOG male and female promotional voices, sound like they were recorded at the end of the day when everybody was really tired.
The one Renee's been using this week strikes me a just taking the script that Dave had for Don Pardo's ending sounder ("That's tune number 10, and our time is up!"), shortening it and adding a couple of contractions and rerecording it with a generic female voice. Kind of cheapens it a little, imo. But then, how can one compete with Don Pardo?