10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on November 13, 2012, 10:07:18 AM
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good gawd. I'm outta here -- The Sound is doing '75.
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TOTHC the Foo Fighters "Learn to Fly." True story, I was just thinking last night how awesome this song was to me back in 99/00.
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TOTHC the Foo Fighters "Learn to Fly." True story, I was just thinking last night how awesome this song was to me back in 99/00.
It was my personal #1 when 1999 became 2000.
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Anybody recognize that clip?
ETA: I'm thinking it was Freaks and Geeks, which was an awesome show.
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TOTHC the Foo Fighters "Learn to Fly." True story, I was just thinking last night how awesome this song was to me back in 99/00.
It was my personal #1 when 1999 became 2000.
Oh, nice! It was my #1 also for five weeks in 2000 and #2 for the year. I'm kind of Foo'd out but I guess I'll BOS it.
The STP's with their most tolerable effort get a HM.
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Not fond of the sample in this Moby song.
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WOS for the execrable "Last Kiss".
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WOS for the execrable "Last Kiss".
I'm not even listening but I'll second that. A godawful song that did not need to be covered, "ironically" or otherwise.
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WOS for the execrable "Last Kiss".
It sure does generate a lot hate... no, it's by no means a great, or even average PJ tune, but by no means do I feel it's as awful as indicated here.
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Biggest possible LN for Everlast and Santana. Nothing good about this.
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I'll give a BOS for Guster. A fine band.
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WOS for the execrable "Last Kiss".
It sure does generate a lot hate... no, it's by no means a great, or even average PJ tune, but by no means do I feel it's as awful as indicated here.
even within the category of Teenage Death Songs ("Teen Angel", "Tell Laura I Love Her" etc) it is considered to be one of the worst, and its recurring chart appearances over the course of nearly 40 years just compound the horror.
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I know Counting Crows are unnecessary pretty much all the time, but I like "Mrs. Potter's Lullaby".
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November 13, 2012 - TUESDAY!!! We take a stroll back to... 1999
1. Foo Fighters – Learn to Fly
2. Stone Temple Pilots – Sour Girl
3. Moby – Porcelain
4. Pearl Jam – Last Kiss
5. Red Hot Chili Peppers – Scar Tissue
6. Baz Luhrmann – Everybody’s Free (to Wear Sunscreen)
7. Santana – Put Your Lights On
8. Guster – Barrel of a Gun
9. Sugar Ray – Every Morning
10. Counting Crows – Mrs. Potter’s Lullaby
Good/Necessary:
1. A/C-
2. A-/B-
3. A-/C-
4. B-/D-
5. F/F
6. D+/B+
7. F/C
8. C/C+
9. D/B (Because I don't think I've heard this one in awhile)
10. A/B
Hmm...this pretty much was 1999 to me, though as usual I wish they had more than just hits/AAA crossover mainstays. 3 #1's on my chart (1, 4, 10), and what's quite possibly the 2nd worst song of all time (5). I don't disagree that the PJ remake is awfully unnecessary/unnecessarily awful, but it cracks me up and is good compared to everything else they've released in my opinion.
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Sorry, but that looks absolutely hellish to me, and even tho' '99 has only been visited a handful of times in the last 3 years, nearly everything there seems LN to me, as 3/4 are KFOG playlist staples. The Baz Luhrman belongs in a June "dads 'n' grads" set and nowhere else. Yeesh & Sheesh.
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1, 2 (albeit in 2000), and 9 were #1s. I'll disagree w/ Rad on 5 (four weeks at #2).
Actually, all of these charted for me (even Santana, peaking at #30). I'd agree that being a bit more daring would've helped oodles.
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Did a couple of posts here get deleted? I seem to remember a discussion about how a certain proportion of songs should be sledgehammers/obscurities/AAA standards/etc.
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Did a couple of posts here get deleted? I seem to remember a discussion about how a certain proportion of songs should be sledgehammers/obscurities/AAA standards/etc.
1976 thread, although 1999 was used as an example.