10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: radical347 on January 03, 2013, 10:11:52 AM
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So far we have:
Matchbox Twenty - Back 2 Good (NOT 1996: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Back_2_Good )
Shawn Colvin - Get Out of This House
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so far, according to GS:
1. Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
2. Shawn Colvin - Get Out Of This House
(Movie: Fargo. Yeah! I put dem in the woodchippa.)
3. Cake - I Will Survive
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Cake, I Will Survive
Y&S
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Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!! Competing threads!!!!
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Back 2 Good, both not 1996, and it's the most boring effort MB20 has to offer (which is saying something).
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Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!! Competing threads!!!!
no, merged. Peace in the Valley!
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I like Back 2 Good well enough, and everything else played so far, but we need some more N's. At least the Cake song wasn't one of their most LN.
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Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!! Competing threads!!!!
no, merged. Peace in the Valley!
:D
Except Sheryl Crow, Y&S
I feel a lot of Y&S's coming on, but I'm gonna call all of 'em out individually, by gum.
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Interesting Ted K. clip.
Here's that 6 Underground song. I liked it the first ten times I heard it.
I was thinking the Sneaker Pimps are a classic one-hit wonder, but research reveals they had another song that was a top-25 single in the UK. I cannot recall another song besides 6 Underground that got one iota of Stateside airplay, however.
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I like it too, but it's one of those songs that's been popping up in KFOG's regular recurrent rotation a gazillion times as an "oh wow" song and therefore isn't terribly N on 10@10 anymore.
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Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!! Competing threads!!!!
no, merged. Peace in the Valley!
:D
Except Sheryl Crow, Y&S
I feel a lot of Y&S's coming on, but I'm gonna call all of 'em out individually, by gum.
Y&S?
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Aaaaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!! Competing threads!!!!
no, merged. Peace in the Valley!
:D
Except Sheryl Crow, Y&S
I feel a lot of Y&S's coming on, but I'm gonna call all of 'em out individually, by gum.
Y&S?
Yeesh & Sheesh, an RGMike creation (it's in the glossary thread, I swear)
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Another KROQ/Live 105 '96 staple, this one that samples BB King. I also liked it the first ten times I heard it, then Y&S. These last two songs remind of my drive to my dreary '96 job in a year that was not that fun for me. Sigh. Sledgehammers (to the face).
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Standingoutsideabrokenphoneboothwithmoneyinmyhand...very competent segue from 6 Underground, I must say, but we really need something a lore more bustout-y.
And that's not the Eels, although it's closer than the other ones.
Edit: and that's definitely not the Wallflowers. :-/ Y&S Indeed.
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Aaaaahhhhh!!!! These nasty Sledgehammers keep on coming. Novocaine for the Soul. Usually I wouldn't complain about 10@10 raiding the "Alternative" playlist in the '90's (it was a damn sight better than what was on AAA that decade), but '96 is an exception.
Fourth one in a row now, with Wallflowers. I'll bet that rocked the AAA stations at the time, though, too.
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Standingoutsideabrokenphoneboothwithmoneyinmyhand...very competent segue from 6 Underground, I must say, but we really need something a lore more bustout-y.
And that's not the Eels, although it's closer than the other ones.
Edit: and that's definitely not the Wallflowers. :-/ Y&S Indeed.
Sixth Avenue Headache
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Crap, now there's an exploded diaper in our washing machine. This set just keeps getting worse and worse.
I like this Beck song, but it's kind of the '90's equivalent of Layla or Happy Together in terms of airplay.
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Renee might have picked out these songs all by herself. Let's see if she's more chuffed than usual at the end.
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She's closing with two "Alternative" radio classics, Beck and now Sublime, that I still like after multiple hundred listens, but these are really unchallenging choices.
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Sublime...wow, saving the most egregious LN for the end.
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Oh btw. Straight from the horse's mouth (on FB):
"the 10@10 committee decided we should go by album release date."
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Renee might have picked out these songs all by herself. Let's see if she's more chuffed than usual at the end.
Nope. Still sounds like she's on autopilot.
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I sense a good/necessary rating coming on... and a lot of A/Fs.
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1. Matchbox 20 - Back 2 Good
2. Shawn Colvin - Get Out Of This House
(Movie: Fargo. Oh, Yah!)
3. Cake - I Will Survive
4. Sheryl Crow - A Change
(News: The unabomber caught)
5. Sneaker Pimps - 6 Underground
6. Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside a Broken Phone Booth
7. Eels - Novocaine for the Soul
8. Wallflowers - 6th Avenue Heartache
(News: Al Gore tries to be funny and do the Macarena.)
9. Beck - Where It's At
10. Sublime - What I've Got
damn, that was weak even for Renee/DC.
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Tim’s Good/Necessary Ratings:
1. F/F
2. B/C
3. A-/B
4. B+/C
5. A/D
6. C/F
7. B/D
8. B/F
9. A/F
10. C/F
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Big Fingers, this is a quote from a FB User on the daily 10@10 KFOG page thread: "Is this a computer generated post?"
That's the best dis yet.
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DW from FB posted a complaint on the KFOG page about the frequency of the flights of most songs these days. This is my "put your money where your mouth is, KFOG" response:
No response, but at least you didn't get yelled at, D[W]. How about this KFOG Radio: if the ratings are flat or down on 10@10, maybe you could take D[W]'s suggestion under consideration; if the ratings are up with the more well-worn songs, then post some proof, and we old-timers will grumble to ourselves or cry in our beer or something.
Yeah, they're not going to respond.
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Big Fingers, this is a quote from a FB User on the daily 10@10 KFOG page thread: "Is this a computer generated post?"
That's the best dis yet.
Saw it and liked it.