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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on August 26, 2005, 09:49:43 AM
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I posted this last Thursday after returning from Denver:
Yesterday while driving around in Rocky Mountain Nat'l Park I was listening to KBCO's Ten@10, which uses the same tagline "Ten great songs from One great year" as everyone else. Main difference is that they aren't commercial free throughout. Yesterday was 1995, with soundbites from Desperado, Tommy Boy & the reading of the OJ Not Guilty verdict. I'll post the songlist later when I have time
And yes they stream (http://www.kbco.com/pages/listenonline-index.html), although I haven't tried it yet. So we can listen to a set in each time zone going forward. In case anyone wasn't wasting enough time at work yet.
Trying it out today & they are celebrating the 30th anniversary of the release of Born To Run. I've been interrupted by phone calls & brief meetings, but so far I have heard 6 of the 8 tracks from the original recording, although not in order ("Thunder Road" is playing now & that was track #1 on the LP). Hope no one interrupts me for the back announce.
ETA: Ooops! They are suspending the 10@10's for a week while they count down the Top 50 Albums of All Time (as voted by their listeners) & it just happens that I tuned in in time to hear Born To Run, which just happened to have been released exactly 30 years ago (& which fact they didn't mention when she recapped the LP).
A couple of interesting results from their listener's poll:
http://www.kbco.com/pages/misc-top50-poll.html
so if today's Classic isn't up to snuff you can tune in to hear The Police's Zenyatta Mondatta.
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so if today's Classic isn't up to snuff you can tune in to hear The Police's Zenyatta Mondatta.
I can hear most of Zenyatta Mondatta just by staying tuned to KFOG or any JACK station for 24 hours.
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OK I'm trying to give Denver a try, but their player is not cooperating.
BTW on their "just played" list I note they're playing "Jerk It Out" by the Caesars, another great song (and former Little Steven pick hit) that KFOG never bothered to play.
ETA: after 4 tries, I'm giving up -- I get their opening promo and then the player goes into "buffering" mode and stays there. The player's kinda cheezy compared to KFOG's.
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Wed 8/31: the KBCO player is working today; hope they pick a good year.
Meanwhile -- the Caesars!
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well, it's '94 -- hope they're more adventurous than Dave. Starting with Seal, one I'm not familiar with, "Newborn Friend" (?)
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hey, they have the same announcer-guy who does all the KFOG promos.
BOS: Al Green & Lyle Lovett, "Funny How Time Slips Away" from the wonderful Rhythm, Country & Blues CD.
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hey, they have the same announcer-guy who does all the KFOG promos.
BOS: Al Green & Lyle Lovett, "Funny How Time Slips Away" from the wonderful Rhythm, Country & Blues CD.
Are they another Susquehanna station?
Great song. Great album.
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Hearing Pearl Jam now. Still 10@10?
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hey, they have the same announcer-guy who does all the KFOG promos.
BOS: Al Green & Lyle Lovett, "Funny How Time Slips Away" from the wonderful Rhythm, Country & Blues CD.
Are they another Susquehanna station?
Clear Channel!
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hey, they have the same announcer-guy who does all the KFOG promos.
BOS: Al Green & Lyle Lovett, "Funny How Time Slips Away" from the wonderful Rhythm, Country & Blues CD.
Are they another Susquehanna station?
Great song. Great album.
actually they're (shudder) Clear Channel. But they sure sound just like KFOG and The Peak. On the other hand, they won't fire you if you say the Rockies' minds have turned to Cream of Wheat :wink:
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OK it's Sting... but not one you hear very much.
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No idea who this awful white-rap thang is. "my baby got sauce"??? WOS
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Thurs 9/1/05: it's 1985... KBCO does what Dave never has: plays the Smiths, "How Soon Is Now". One of The. Greatest. Songs. Of. the '80s. BOS, obviously.
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VHM Prizzi's Honor clip. and here's Ms Vega, "Marlena on the Wall".
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BOS2 Graham Parker, "Wake Up Next to You". Maybe one for the faux-Motown list, with its echoes of "Just My Imagination".
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a brief flurry of Jarreau Hands! followed by Joni duetting with Michael MacDonald?
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I saw the rain-dirtied valley
You saw Brigadoon...
BOS3 Waterboys, "Whole of the Moon". This is one of the best '85 sets I can recall from any source.
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1979 on Fri 9/2: very Moreyesque. Blondie, Bram Tchaikovsky and --BOS! -- Zappa, "Joe's Garage".
"Don't you boys know any NICE songs?"
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Tues 9/6/05: it's 1983.
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BOS Joan Armatrading, "Drop the Pilot".
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commercials in the middle of 10@10 -- that's just wrong. Damn you Clear Channel!
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Gaz if you're still on-line, the Denver version (at kbco.com) is taking us to '72 today... maybe you'll get to hear "Put It Where You Want It" :wink:
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OMG! Poco, "Good Feelin' to Know" -- haven't heard this in decades, literally.
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Dirty and sweet. Oh, yeah.
BOS Gene Wilder & his sheep from Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex -- followed by "Love & Happiness"! LOL!
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wow, Jackson Browne, "Jamaica Say You Will"... VHM for novelty alone. I played this LP to death back in the day.
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An embarrassment of riches! great cheese medley (Helen Reddy, Mouth & MacNeil, Gilbert O) followed by Dr John's "Iko Iko".
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another BOS Stones, "Happy". What a great set.
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oh hell -- 10-way tie! Ending with the Kinks, "Celluloid Heroes" (after a clip from Ben, LOL!) I know Mr Davies claims to be straight, but if there's a "gay sensibility" he's got one in spades.
This was one killer set. Thanks again to Mark for turning us on to the Denver version.
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oh hell -- 10-way tie! Ending with the Kinks, "Celluloid Heroes" (after a clip from Ben, LOL!) I know Mr Davies claims to be straight, but if there's a "gay sensibility" he's got one in spades.
This was one killer set. Thanks again to Mark for turning us on to the Denver version.
Maybe in another day or two, after I swim through the nearly 300 emails that accumulated in my absence, I can listen to 3 straight hours of 10@10's, but not yet.
It is probably worth noting that KBCO is in the hip college town of Boulder, not Denver (that's what the B & the CO represent).
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One cool thing about their player is that it scrolls the Now Playing in real time. So although I'm listening to KFOG hosting Roger McGuinn, I can see that KBCO is playing the Lightning Seeds. Has Dave ever...?
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One cool thing about their player is that it scrolls the Now Playing in real time. So although I'm listening to KFOG hosting Roger McGuinn, I can see that KBCO is playing the Lightning Seeds. Has Dave ever...?
The uncool thing is the commercial break in the middle, but at least it gives the chance for a recap. So the first 5 songs were:
Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence
Concrete Blonde - Caroline
Paul Simon - Born At The Right Time
Black Crowes - Twice As Hard
Lightning Seeds - Pure
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I decided to listen to McGuinn too -- nice performance. I'd heard that he's become somewhat of a right-winger, which may be why politics weren't discussed.
And here's the new McCartney tune, which ain't bad -- the album got a nice review in Time.
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The second half kicks off with The Samples (!), followed by a Seinfeld clip:
"Trust me George, nobody has any interest in seeing you on caffeine."
Now it's Little Feat "Rad Gumbo" followed by World Party "Put the Message in a Box".
I gotta say, after only a few listens, it sure seems that Ginger is kicking Dave's a** when it comes to latter year sets.
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The second half kicks off with The Samples (!), followed by a Seinfeld clip:
"Trust me George, nobody has any interest in seeing you on caffeine."
Now it's Little Feat "Rad Gumbo" followed by World Party "Put the Message in a Box".
I gotta say, after only a few listens, it sure seems that Ginger is kicking Dave's a** when it comes to latter year sets.
Indeed if you see my posts from last week, she's outdone him on a couple of years, '85 for one. and yesterday's '72 set featured Poco, a group Dave rarely plays.
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Mike, didja ID that film clip? Probably the best B movie of the last 20 years (imho).
Sounding a lot more KFOG-ish with John Hiatt & "Birdhouse in Your Soul".
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Mike, didja ID that film clip? Probably the best B movie of the last 20 years (imho).
Sounding a lot more KFOG-ish with John Hiatt & "Birdhouse in Your Soul".
Sorry, I'm still with KFOG. What was it?
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Mike, didja ID that film clip? Probably the best B movie of the last 20 years (imho).
Sounding a lot more KFOG-ish with John Hiatt & "Birdhouse in Your Soul".
Sorry, I'm still with KFOG. What was it?
Tremors, the part where Fred, Kevin & the girl, after finding the first dead one, are debating if the monsters are mutants, outer space aliens or naturally evolved.
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Mike, didja ID that film clip? Probably the best B movie of the last 20 years (imho).
Sounding a lot more KFOG-ish with John Hiatt & "Birdhouse in Your Soul".
Sorry, I'm still with KFOG. What was it?
Tremors, the part where Fred, Kevin & the girl, after finding the first dead one, are debating if the monsters are mutants, outer space aliens or naturally evolved.
Tremors was terrific.
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Yikes! 10 by Dave Mattthews in honor of his Katrina relief concerts at Red Rocks. Think I'll pass on this set...
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Yikes! 10 by Dave Mattthews in honor of his Katrina relief concerts at Red Rocks. Think I'll pass on this set...
ditto
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'89 today and sadly very Morey-esque, replete with B-52s and FYC. I was SO hoping for "My Brave Face" or "Buffalo Stance".
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1976 today -- let's see if Ginger can kick Dave's butt in the '70s.
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ooo, Rocky you're a fool to cry...
Stallone into the Stones.
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1976 today -- let's see if Ginger can kick Dave's butt in the '70s.
I've never heard this song from Dave. Is their webpage accurate & this is Tommy Bolin?
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1976 today -- let's see if Ginger can kick Dave's butt in the '70s.
I've never heard this song from Dave. Is their webpage accurate & this is Tommy Bolin?
Yup. Dave's never played that Firefall tune either, so' Ginger scores two so far.
er, make that 3 -- I dunno who odes this "Smack Dab in the Middle" song either.
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1976 today -- let's see if Ginger can kick Dave's butt in the '70s.
I've never heard this song from Dave. Is their webpage accurate & this is Tommy Bolin?
Yup. Dave's never played that Firefall tune either, so' Ginger scores two so far.
er, make that 3 -- I dunno who odes this "Smack Dab in the Middle" song either.
Believe that was Ry Cooder, whom Greg Kihn named his son after.
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Does the KBCO page list 10@10 set lists anywhere? I looked a bit last week, could not find 'em.
And which Tommy Bolin song were you referring to? Post Tostee? Or Bustin' Out for Rosie? (Those are the only two I can name at the moment...)
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Zevon gets pitiful again. VHM anyway. But I don't wanna talk about it...
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1976 today -- let's see if Ginger can kick Dave's butt in the '70s.
I've never heard this song from Dave. Is their webpage accurate & this is Tommy Bolin?
Dave plays two songs from the Tommy Bolin (Private Eyes) album, "Post Toastee" most often and "Bustin' Out For Rosie" occasionally.
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Does the KBCO page list 10@10 set lists anywhere? I looked a bit last week, could not find 'em.
No, but they have a Now Playing feature & unlike KFOG it's not deactivated during 10@10.
Who'd've guessed that our first repeat from yesterday would be Zevon?
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And which Tommy Bolin song were you referring to? Post Tostee? Or Bustin' Out for Rosie? (Those are the only two I can name at the moment...)
the latter, and I can only recall hearing the former.
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And which Tommy Bolin song were you referring to? Post Tostee? Or Bustin' Out for Rosie? (Those are the only two I can name at the moment...)
the latter, and I can only recall hearing the former.
Dave has definitely played it, once or twice...
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this Joni (from Hissing...? Hejira? ) has never made an apppearance, to my recollection.
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Joni "Amelia" = proxy BOS for POC. Is where your mom got the name?
ETA: Mike, it's track 2 on Hejira.
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I don't suppose POC was named for an obscure Joni Mitchell song?
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I don't suppose POC was named for an obscure Joni Mitchell song?
Jinx!
Princess, isn't the timing about right, tho'? You're not over 30 yet, right, so this song predates you?
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Where exactly do you come from? And you said your name was... Stardust? :wink:
Another BOS Bowie, even tho' this one IS a Morey staple. Sometimes you gotta go with the classics.
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I don't suppose POC was named for an obscure Joni Mitchell song?
Jinx!
Princess, isn't the timing about right, tho'? You're not over 30 yet, right, so this song predates you?
as does a certain aviatrix.
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Where exactly do you come from? And you said your name was... Stardust? :wink:
No, it was Thomas Jerome Newton, iirc.
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Believe that was Ry Cooder, whom Greg Kihn named his son after.
Ry Cooder Khin? Or did he spell it "Kooder"?
Now if Coco Crisp named his son "Ry"...
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Yup. Dave's never played that Firefall tune either.
Which one was it? I came in a tad late, and Ginger only back announced the second half of the songs.
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1976 today -- let's see if Ginger can kick Dave's butt in the '70s.
I've never heard this song from Dave. Is their webpage accurate & this is Tommy Bolin?
Yup. Dave's never played that Firefall tune either, so' Ginger scores two so far.
er, make that 3 -- I dunno who odes this "Smack Dab in the Middle" song either.
Believe that was Ry Cooder, whom Greg Kihn named his son after.
Damn, that's one that I think it's safe to say DM's never played. I'm bummed I didn't catch that. Gotta get in the habit of tuning in to this take on 10@10, since it's actually on when I arrive at work. (Unlike the NY & Chitown versions.)
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Believe that was Ry Cooder, whom Greg Kihn named his son after.
Ry Cooder Khin? Or did he spell it "Kooder"?
Now if Coco Crisp named his son "Ry"...
heh heh. I doubt his middle name is Cooder, but his first name is Ry.
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Yup. Dave's never played that Firefall tune either.
Which one was it? I came in a tad late, and Ginger only back announced the second half of the songs.
"It Doesn't Matter", an LP cut I hadn't heard since back then, probably.
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Wed 9/14: 1993. 10,000 Maniacs doing "Because the Night" unplugged. Not an auspicious beginning IMHO.
Betcha we get Sting & the Spin Doctors...
ETA: zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz The theme from Frasier has been the highlight so far. Scrambled eggs all OVAH mah face!
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2nd highlight: clip from Matinee featuring the fake '50s sci-fi movie Mant!. Ah, here's "Sleeping Satellite" too.
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I don't suppose POC was named for an obscure Joni Mitchell song?
Couldn't answer that, but POC (who presumably has not read this thread yet) told me once that she met Chaka Khan, and upon introducing herself to her, Chaka replied, "That's my favorite Joni Mitchell song." Odd, as I wouldn't have expected Chaka to have a considered favorite Joni song. Particularly not that one.
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I don't suppose POC was named for an obscure Joni Mitchell song?
Couldn't answer that, but POC (who presumably has not read this thread yet) told me once that she met Chaka Khan, and upon introducing herself to her, Chaka replied, "That's my favorite Joni Mitchell song." Odd, as I wouldn't have expected Chaka to have a considered favorite Joni song. Particularly not that one.
Prince told her "I'll write you a hit song... but you have to listen to ALL of Joni Mitchell's albums first."
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I don't suppose POC was named for an obscure Joni Mitchell song?
Couldn't answer that, but POC (who presumably has not read this thread yet) told me once that she met Chaka Khan, and upon introducing herself to her, Chaka replied, "That's my favorite Joni Mitchell song." Odd, as I wouldn't have expected Chaka to have a considered favorite Joni song. Particularly not that one.
Prince told her "I'll write you a hit song... but you have to listen to ALL of Joni Mitchell's albums first."
ha! :) no, i was named after my great-grandmother. yeah, i was pretty surprised to know chaka had a fav joni song, too. that's part of what makes her so hot. even if she can't sing anymore.
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KFOG just played OMD's "If You Leave" as the song after the 9:00 Pop Quiz during which people should be calling in, so I stuck around to listen. Now I come to KBCO & here it is again!
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OH
MY
GOD!!
Ginger is playing Clannad!! This has to top (in my book at least) any obsucrity/rarity that Dave, Bob or Rob has thrown out this year. I have never heard this on the radio anywhere except the long-since-defunct KEZX in Seattle.
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a VHM before that for Steve Miller "Make the World Go Around" with a tasty sax solo by the then-unknown Kenny G.
Do we have a term for songs that aren't guilty pleasures (because I refuse to feel guilty about liking this song) but which one knows one is in the distinct minority in liking?
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Do we have a term for songs that aren't guilty pleasures (because I refuse to feel guilty about liking this song) but which one knows one is in the distinct minority in liking?
no, but we should. We could call 'em "Guilty Schroeders" in your honor :wink: or "Minority Pleasures".
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OH
MY
GOD!!
Ginger is playing Clannad!! This has to top (in my book at least) any obsucrity/rarity that Dave, Bob or Rob has thrown out this year. I have never heard this on the radio anywhere except the long-since-defunct KEZX in Seattle.
That is a good one; I vaguely remember it getting alternative radio play back then. I personally am partial to Rob's "obscurities" because he's really plugged in to what was actually played on NYC FM radio back in the day, especially New Wave One Hit Wonders and CBGB's stuff like Mink DeVille. But that's just me.
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oh it's that damn "Welcome Home" Aimee Mann thing -- guess Dave's not the only one who remembers it after all.
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oh it's that damn "Welcome Home" Aimee Mann thing -- guess Dave's not the only one who remembers it after all.
Ah, so that's who that was. I knew I'd heard it, but couldn't place it. I kinda liked it, but shore didn't think it was Aimee Mann.
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Whoo Hooo!
Timbuk 3!
Fifty thou a year will buy a lot of beer!
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Whoo Hooo!
Timbuk 3!
Fifty thou a year will buy a lot of beer!
Whoo Hooo Tooo!
One of the best encapsulations of that era in a 3-minute song.
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a VHM before that for Steve Miller "Make the World Go Around" with a tasty sax solo by the then-unknown Kenny G.
Do we have a term for songs that aren't guilty pleasures (because I refuse to feel guilty about liking this song) but which one knows one is in the distinct minority in liking?
Don't know how quickly you changed over, but Ginger does a post set quiz & today she asked for the identity of the sax player & the prize is tix to see the Allman Bros & Susan Tadeschi at Red Rocks.
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a VHM before that for Steve Miller "Make the World Go Around" with a tasty sax solo by the then-unknown Kenny G.
Do we have a term for songs that aren't guilty pleasures (because I refuse to feel guilty about liking this song) but which one knows one is in the distinct minority in liking?
Don't know how quickly you changed over, but Ginger does a post set quiz & today she asked for the identity of the sax player & the prize is tix to see the Allman Bros & Susan Tadeschi at Red Rocks.
does that include air fare? :wink:
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Still getting used to a different take on th 10@10 concept. Whoever said the commercials within the set were tough to get used to wasn't kidding--they suck mightily and disrupt the entire flow of the set. They also explain why the Boulder sets run nearly an hour long.
Another slight annoyance: their player has two volumes: "reallyreallyloud" and "off."
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a VHM before that for Steve Miller "Make the World Go Around" with a tasty sax solo by the then-unknown Kenny G.
Do we have a term for songs that aren't guilty pleasures (because I refuse to feel guilty about liking this song) but which one knows one is in the distinct minority in liking?
ILM refers to them as "Filthy Pleasures."
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a VHM before that for Steve Miller "Make the World Go Around" with a tasty sax solo by the then-unknown Kenny G.
Do we have a term for songs that aren't guilty pleasures (because I refuse to feel guilty about liking this song) but which one knows one is in the distinct minority in liking?
Just wanna get my two bits in here for a great song. A wonderful Earth Day tune too. Great beat.
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1974: a James gang tune whose title I missed, and now some Joni.
ETA: they're calling it '73, but was Court & Spark really released in Dec '73? I know "Raised on Robbery" (the 1st single) was... but Ginger played "Help Me". I thought the LP was an early '74 release.
Now it's "Don't Eat the Yellow Snow". From right there where the huskies go!
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every website I've looked at calls Court & Spark a '74 release. Whatever.
ah, PF, "Money". now THAT'S '73!
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Woo Hoo! Macca, "1985". BOS for me, proxy for Gaz.
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obscure Allmans! something from B & S that ain't "Ramblin Man'" or "Jessica". Ginger's kickin' butt again!
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Sounding good. Sounds like un-Morey-like selections.
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Woo Hoo Too! Bruce, "For You".
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What just played? LOVE IT. Reminds me of Leo Sayer but it's not. I'm having a total brain lapse.
(was Sly and the FS)
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The Dan, my old school. Sounds so nice right now.
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obscure Allmans! something from B & S that ain't "Ramblin Man'" or "Jessica". Ginger's kickin' butt again!
Uhhh, what song would that be? (Gotta get you guys in the habit of ID'ing songs for those of us who are reading behind you...)
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obscure Allmans! something from B & S that ain't "Ramblin Man'" or "Jessica". Ginger's kickin' butt again!
Uhhh, what song would that be? (Gotta get you guys in the habit of ID'ing songs for those of us who are reading behind you...)
I really couldn't tell ya... And I owned that LP at one time! It wasn't "Pony Boy" either.
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I emailed Ginger, re: Court & Spark, and she admitted they made a boo-boo.
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Monday: it's 1980. Who Shot JR?
OMGWTF! "Hitsville UK"!!! Best song Dave's never played. I'm in Heaven...
"it blows a hole in the radio
when it hasn't sounded good all week..."
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Monday: it's 1980. Who Shot JR?
OMGWTF! "Hitsville UK"!!! Best song Dave's never played. I'm in Heaven...
"it blows a hole in the radio
when it hasn't sounded good all week..."
Damn. I'm having trouble getting the stream to get past the buffering stage. Hate to have missed that.
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Monday: it's 1980. Who Shot JR?
OMGWTF! "Hitsville UK"!!! Best song Dave's never played. I'm in Heaven...
"it blows a hole in the radio
when it hasn't sounded good all week..."
Damn. I'm having trouble getting the stream to get past the buffering stage. Hate to have missed that.
I feel your pain.
A standout in an other wise Morey-esque '80: "I Don't Remember", "Woman", "7 Bridges Road" and now da Police "Bring on the Night".
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Hey 19... that's 'retha Franklin. And that's proxy of cairo.
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VVHM Mr Palmer, "Lookin For Clues", which woulda been BOS if not for "Hitsville UK", which is frontrunner for Best-of-Week (and it's only Monday).
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OK, I had to upgrade to WMP 10, but at least got back in time for "Looking For Clues".
It's 106 miles to Chicago,we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it's dark & we're wearing sunglasses.
Hit it!
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Very nice work by Tom 'Bones' Malone on "Sweet Home Chicago".
Which Buffett song did she play, "Volcano", "Fins" or something deeper?
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Very nice work by Tom 'Bones' Malone on "Sweet Home Chicago".
Which Buffett song did she play, "Volcano", "Fins" or something deeper?
"Boat Drinks" (aka I wanna go someplace warm), which although it doesn't get played much, sounds just like a dozen Buffet songs that do.
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I'd BOS Looking for Clues. Great flashback for me. The player would NOT play this morning, stayed in buffering mode dammit.
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OMG! Ginger does '69! (uh, the year, that is). TOTHC CCR!
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1969 today? CCR
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Fortunate Son, one of my faves.
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Yay Zep. This is great!
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BOS the Mighty Zep.
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The Mighty Zep!
proxy for Rod, and I'm minded of Geoff's recent comment about how this album was really a groundbreaker in the day.
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BOS The Ballad of Easy Rider. Don't think DM has ever played this one, at least not in my years as a regular listener.
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The Mighty Zep!
proxy for Rod, and I'm minded of Geoff's recent comment about how this album was really a groundbreaker in the day.
Mighty JINX!!!
and BOS2 the Byrds, "Ballad of Easy Rider". Just lovely.
BOS3 Stones! This may be a 10-way tie judging by what we've heard so far.
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We all agree on Ballad of Easy Rider. This is shaping up to be a mighty fine set. Don't think Dave will top it.
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damn fine quote from Easy Rider there. I just got done reading an article my dad forwarded me (courtesy of my activist cousin) about the opposition to military recruitment in the latino community.
It's hard to be free when you are bought & sold in the marketplace.
Since W took office, recruitment among blacks has fallen from 23% to 14%, which is to say from nearly double their statistical representation to roughly 25% above their statistical representation. Now recruitment among Latinos is trending similarly. Among the article's conclusions, The Bish* administration will have to learn how to do a better job of recruiting white people if it is to feed the war machine with the bodies it needs.
*deliberate misspelling. I mistyped it that way once before & then conjured in my imagination the image of Belushi wrenching the guitar out of Stephen Bishop's hands on the staircase of the Delta house in Animal House and smashing him over the head with it. This is my new lasting fantasy image.
Can anyone Photoshop my avatar onto that sequence to create the same effect?
p.s. When Foggerty wrote "Fortunate Son", I am now convinced that he was having a Nostradamus moment about the Shrub.
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VHM Zombies. There's a movie opening Friday called Dear Wendy, about teens who form a "pacifist gun club" (yeah, it's a political allegory, written by Lars von Trier). It has a sndtk of Zombies classics.
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BOS Zombies.
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Ad interlude: It's hard to take this guy's pitch for real estate investment advice seriously when he sounds like Alvin the chipmunk.
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commercial break!
these cheezy get-rich-quick spots (real estate, e-Bay) are the worst thing about listening to KBCO on-line.
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my stream dreid up!!!!! Buffering......
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commercial break!
these cheezy get-rich-quick spots (real estate, e-Bay) are the worst thing about listening to KBCO on-line.
Stream is sponsored by a home developer.
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my stream dreid up!!!!! Buffering......
it's a little, er, pokey today, gumby.
CSN "Wooden Ships" Mmmm, more purple berries...
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Ad interlude: It's hard to take this guy's pitch for real estate investment advice seriously when he sounds like Alvin the chipmunk.
Plus which, you & Geoff & I at least are fast becoming "real estate millionaires" simply because we own our own homes in an insane market. I'm sure Ali & Bob are already there, down on The Peninsula. And Dave down in Saratoga has been for some years already.
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NOBODY expects the Spanish Inquistion!!!
and here's "Badge" in another '69 set, geoff.
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BOS = the Spanish Inquisition!
I didn't get turned onto this until about 10 years later, had no idea it was from as far back as '69!
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cow-orkers. CSN and Badge were excellent background noise.
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BOS = the Spanish Inquisition!
I didn't get turned onto this until about 10 years later, had no idea it was from as far back as '69!
Nobody expects the Spanish JINX! Indeed, MPFC debuted on PBS in '73. We didn't realize it was 4 years old at that point.
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Can Mike's luck hold? He's gotten 70-73-69 so far today (& I'm guessing no one else was online in time for Rob's show).
Somehow I smell a 90's set from Dave 20 minutes hence.
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Can Mike's luck hold? He's gotten 70-73-69 so far today (& I'm guessing no one else was online in time for Rob's show).
Somehow I smell a 90's set from Dave 20 minutes hence.
I fear that you may be correct. But I pray that you are wrong.
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Somehow I smell a 90's set from Dave 20 minutes hence.
Dave can play anything he wants and I won't complain at this point. This set satisfies.
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Woo Hoo! another BOS the Band, "Rag Mama Rag"! Don't think DM's ever played this one either...
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Woo Hoo! another BOS the Band, "Rag Mama Rag"! Don't think DM's ever played this one either...
beat me to it.
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Woo Hoo! another BOS the Band, "Rag Mama Rag"! Don't think DM's ever played this one either...
beat me to it.
I ditto the BOS. More cow-orker interruptions.
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anyone wanna field the quiz question? it was the B-side of either "Get Back" or "Ballad of J&Y". My memory's hazy...
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chart your family tree and make big money selling your relatives' real estate on e-Bay!
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Can Mike's luck hold? He's gotten 70-73-69 so far today (& I'm guessing no one else was online in time for Rob's show).
Somehow I smell a 90's set from Dave 20 minutes hence.
I fear that you may be correct. But I pray that you are wrong.
Oh, ye of little faith....
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Can Mike's luck hold? He's gotten 70-73-69 so far today (& I'm guessing no one else was online in time for Rob's show).
Somehow I smell a 90's set from Dave 20 minutes hence.
I fear that you may be correct. But I pray that you are wrong.
Oh, ye of little faith....
Pat Robertson was right! Prayer WORKS!!!
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Ginger usually spills early, but no tip on a particular track today.
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Ginger usually spills early, but no tip on a particular track today.
something tells me we mnay get a double dose of '91 -- Dave's overdue for a visit to that year.
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Ginger usually spills early, but no tip on a particular track today.
something tells me we mnay get a double dose of '91 -- Dave's overdue for a visit to that year.
Well he certainly won't be playing this Richard Thompson track! At least not this way. The deejay must be in the bathroom.
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BOS Anthony Hopkins. "People will say we're in love..."
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Where are we today?
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Where are we today?
1991.
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Well he certainly won't be playing this Richard Thompson track! At least not this way.
??? what way?
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Bonnie sounds good.
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aack! it's the British Real Estate Chipmunk!
actually hes sounds kinda like Clyde Crashcup :wink:
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aack! it's the British Real Estate Chipmunk!
ROTFL
I tune out. Must listen.
... for a free tape that could change your life...call 1-800.....
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aack! it's the British Real Estate Chipmunk!
actually hes sounds kinda like Clyde Crashcup :wink:
Dazaaamn, y'alls weren't kidding about those ads. What a buzzkill. If he actually bought property at age 17 "without a penny to [his] name," something in the water does not compute: It's not legally permissible to extend credit to a minor, is it?
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BOS to the only Crowded House single Dave's never bothered with (and I can't fathom why), "Chocolate Cake." Sends me right back to my fall semester, freshman year, at Allegheny.
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BOS to the only Crowded House single Dave's never bothered with (and I can't fathom why), "Chocolate Cake." Sends me right back to my fall semester, freshman year, at Allegheny.
Dave has played that several times, he loves the Tammy Bakker namedrop.
Now this Zevon tune is a bust out.
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BOS to the only Crowded House single Dave's never bothered with (and I can't fathom why), "Chocolate Cake." Sends me right back to my fall semester, freshman year, at Allegheny.
Agreed -- any song that disses Andrew Lloyd Webber AND Tammy Faye Bakker Messner is aces in my book. It made it onto my 1991 "best of" mix tape.
OMG! Zevon from his underrated CD of that year. BOS2
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Well he certainly won't be playing this Richard Thompson track! At least not this way.
??? what way?
It kept slowign waaaaay down, like the disc drive's motor was failing. Went on for the whole song, & he didn't mention it at halftime either. Maybe he never even noticed?
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Dave has played that sevearl times, he loves the Tammy Baker namedrop.
Sadly gay men will make icons out of anybody who looks like a drag queen, no matter how many poor little old ladies they may have fleeced.
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I like Seal generally, but I REALLY like this accoustic version of "Crazy".
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OMGWTF! Kirsty MacColl, "Walking Down Madison" BOS3.
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OMGWTF! Kirsty MacColl, "Walking Down Madison" BOS3.
Sounds like Debbie Harry singing "Golden Years" to me. Quite nice.
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Dave has played that sevearl times, he loves the Tammy Baker namedrop.
Sadly gay men will make icons out of anybody who looks like a drag queen, no matter how many poor little old ladies they may have fleeced.
Seeing Tammy Faye on "The Surreal Life" gave me a measure of sympathy for her. Hard not to think that she was puppetmastered by Jimbo throughout that dreadful period.
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OMGWTF! Kirsty MacColl, "Walking Down Madison" BOS3.
I haven't been paying close attention to the lyrics, but did someone mention to her that the A train doesn't go anywhere near Madison Avenue? She should be taking the 4/5/6.
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OMGWTF! Kirsty MacColl, "Walking Down Madison" BOS3.
So this set has been about 70% straight up Morey (Sting, Bonnie, CH...) but redeemed by a couple of tunes that we've clamored for (Zevon other than in '78, Christy MacColl). The latter by itself rates this a B+.
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Dave has played that sevearl times, he loves the Tammy Baker namedrop.
Sadly gay men will make icons out of anybody who looks like a drag queen, no matter how many poor little old ladies they may have fleeced.
Seeing Tammy Faye on "The Surreal Life" gave me a measure of sympathy for her. Hard not to think that she was puppetmastered by Jimbo throughout that dreadful period.
She certainly is a needy person, which explains why she'd hook up with someone like Bakker. But I just found the whole "they hated me because I was nice to AIDS patients" thing a too-convenient hook for her to hang her image-rehab on, especially when that image-rehab was targeted (cynically?) at queens. Not that there wasn't some truth to it, mind you.
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OMGWTF! Kirsty MacColl, "Walking Down Madison" BOS3.
I haven't been paying close attention to the lyrics, but did someone mention to her that the A train doesn't go anywhere near Madison Avenue? She should be taking the 4/5/6.
Um, I don't think she's implying that it is. "from an uptown apartment to a night on the A-Train, it's not that far" means you can go from being rich to being homeless in the blink of an eye, at least that's my interpretation.
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OMGWTF! Kirsty MacColl, "Walking Down Madison" BOS3.
I haven't been paying close attention to the lyrics, but did someone mention to her that the A train doesn't go anywhere near Madison Avenue? She should be taking the 4/5/6.
Um, I don't think she's implying that it is. "from an uptown apartment to a night on the A-Train, it's not that far" means you can go from being rich to being homeless in the blink of an eye, at least that's my interpretation.
Oh, whoops, I was thinking she was talking about how easy it is to get around. I'll pay actual attention next time. So where is she in relation to Odyssey's native New Yorker who got out of the cab at Lexington and East 33rd?
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Oh, whoops, I was thinking she was talking about how easy it is to get around. I'll pay actual attention next time. So where is she in relation to Odyssey's native New Yorker who got out of the cab at Lexington and East 33rd?
It's not your day: No mention of Lexington in "NNY" and it's East 83rd as far as I've always known. Interestingly, every lyric site mondegreens it as "when he dropped you off, and he stated firm" (wha???)[/b]
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"Here Comes the Rain Again" which Ginger says is perfect for today. Is she refering to Hurricane Rita or is it raining in Boulder right now?
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BOS Specials aka! "Free Nelson Mandela". Produced by Elvis C iirc. Has Dave ever spun this one?
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WooHoo!! I hope y'all are listening to the Special AKA "Free Nelson Mandela".
Maybe there's hope for us after all. This song actually came true & I don't think anyone in 1984 could have predicted anything other than a bloody civil war in SA. I know I couldn't & I was majoring in this stuff at the time.
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VHM Percy with strings. "Sea of Love".
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any of the songs in that montage would've been preferable to hearing "When Doves Cry" for the billionth time.
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"they can't prove whose vomit it was..."
BOS2 Spinal Tap
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"they can't prove whose vomit it was..."
BOS2 Spinal Tap
I know the answer! "Stumpy" was played by Ed Begley, Jr.
But what was the first film clip, the one with Capt. Reed & Capt. Mahoney?
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"they can't prove whose vomit it was..."
BOS2 Spinal Tap
I know the answer! "Stumpy" was played by Ed Begley, Jr.
But what was the first film clip, the one with Capt. Reed & Capt. Mahoney?
I recognized Roin Williams' voice (?) but I dunno.
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Tuned in, 1975 GREAT!
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Tuned in, 1975 GREAT!
thanks for the reminder!
BOS Bonnie, "Good Enough" from Home Plate, her quite successful attempt to copy the Linda Ronstadt LP formula.
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Tuned in, 1975 GREAT!
thanks for the reminder!
BOS Bonnie, "Good Enough" from Home Plate, her quite successful attempt to copy the Linda Ronstadt LP formula.
Wunnerful. Haven't heard this in eons!
LOVED first song and having a brain lapse about who/what.
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Tuned in, 1975 GREAT!
I'm here & digging it.
OOOhoooohhh....Floyd!
Pass the hash pipe!
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
LOL!!!
That's the funniest thing I've heard all week.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
What a good mom! :wink:
OMG! Dylan, "You're a Big Girl Now" (?). One you NEVER hear. Ginger kicks butt again.
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BOS II - Dylan from Blood On The Tracks.
This is widely recognized as one of the top 10 or 20 albums of all time*, so how come Dave visits it in '75 sets much less frequently than he does with, say, Excitable Boy in a '78 set? Or FYC or Crowded House or even Toy Matinee?
*definitely in my personal top 20.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
LOL!!!
That's the funniest thing I've heard all week.
Well, I have it down, they don't quite get it yet.
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Damn, missed Macca's "Letting Go".
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Tuned in, 1975 GREAT!
thanks for the reminder!
BOS Bonnie, "Good Enough" from Home Plate, her quite successful attempt to copy the Linda Ronstadt LP formula.
Wunnerful. Haven't heard this in eons!
LOVED first song and having a brain lapse about who/what.
That musta been Toots & The Maytals, but it was #2. I only got streaming in time for the last few seconds & couldn't ID it either. Presumably you'd have recognized "Letting Go" from Paul.
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BOS II - Dylan from Blood On The Tracks.
This is widely recognized as one of the top 10 or 20 albums of all time*, so how come Dave visits it in '75 sets much less frequently than he does with, say, Excitable Boy in a '78 set? Or FYC or Crowded House or even Toy Matinee?
*definitely in my personal top 20.
Agreed. One of the great 10@10 mysteries. And when he does play it, it's usually "Tangled Up in 'trina". Looking forward to the Scorsese/Dylan docu next week.
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BOS2 Dylan. Cow-orker interruption.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
LOL!!!
That's the funniest thing I've heard all week.
Well, I have it down, they don't quite get it yet.
My kids being somewhat younger, we're still working on the difference between Beach Boys & Beatles.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
LOL!!!
That's the funniest thing I've heard all week.
Well, I have it down, they don't quite get it yet.
My kids being somewhat younger, we're still working on the difference between Beach Boys & Beatles.
Let us know when you get to Green Day vs. Ramones :wink:
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BOS II - Dylan from Blood On The Tracks.
This is widely recognized as one of the top 10 or 20 albums of all time*, so how come Dave visits it in '75 sets much less frequently than he does with, say, Excitable Boy in a '78 set? Or FYC or Crowded House or even Toy Matinee?
*definitely in my personal top 20.
Agreed. One of the great 10@10 mysteries. And when he does play it, it's usually "Tangled Up in 'trina". Looking forward to the Scorsese/Dylan docu next week.
Irish Greg was raving about it earlier this week. Wanna set a date? This would make a good club get-together, and my wife is taking off all day Sunday with her friends, so I'll have some credit in the bank.
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VHM the Legendary Christine Perfect... even tho' I've heard it a billion times.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
LOL!!!
That's the funniest thing I've heard all week.
Well, I have it down, they don't quite get it yet.
My kids being somewhat younger, we're still working on the difference between Beach Boys & Beatles.
Let us know when you get to Green Day vs. Ramones :wink:
Right on. We like the Beatles but they have not been exposed to Beach Boys. They like Green Day and Weezer. Bob tunes them into the alternative stations. I kind of push AC/DC.
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VHM Welcome Back.
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FLOYD! Always good.
I have been trying to teach my kids to recognize the difference between Zep and Floyd and we don't quite have it down yet.
LOL!!!
That's the funniest thing I've heard all week.
Well, I have it down, they don't quite get it yet.
My kids being somewhat younger, we're still working on the difference between Beach Boys & Beatles.
Let us know when you get to Green Day vs. Ramones :wink:
Hah! My kids aren't going to mix their decades like that.
After they learn the difference between EWF & Chic we'll move onto Ramones vs. Sex Pistols, then a bunch later we'll get to Green Day vs. Offspring.
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Right on. We like the Beatles but they have not been exposed to Beach Boys. They like Green Day and Weezer. Bob tunes them into the alternative stations. I kind of push AC/DC.
Kids love Beach Boys. Trust me. Play them "Do You Wanna Dance", both the original by the Beach Boys & then the Ramones cover. They both rock.
Props to Bob, next time I see him I'll have to ask him more about his musical tastes.
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Hah! My kids aren't going to mix their decades like that.
you say that like it's a BAD thing...
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proxy of cairo, as if it needed to be said.
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BOS # whatever, "Chain Lightning".
There are so few Steely Dan songs that aren't already AOR staples, it's so nice to hear. And Becker has some nifty-but-subdued guitar work on this.
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BOS 3 Broooce. 10th Ave, one of my faves.
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Hah! My kids aren't going to mix their decades like that.
you say that like it's a BAD thing...
not for playback, but educationally. Otherwise you wind up with kids who say things like "Who is Don McLean & why did he cover Madonna's 'American Pie'."
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BOS 3 Broooce. 10th Ave, one of my faves.
Happy 56th Boss!!
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Hah! My kids aren't going to mix their decades like that.
you say that like it's a BAD thing...
not for playback, but educationally. Otherwise you wind up with kids who say things like "Who is Don McLean & why did he cover Madonna's 'American Pie'."
Like you're going to expose them to Madonna's American Pie? I'd rather let my kids watch the American Pie movies!!! :wink: (not really)
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This is approaching 10-way tie territory. Another BOS vote for "To the Last Whale: Critical Mass/Wind on the Water" by Crosby-Nash.
Have this on vinyl.
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Hah! My kids aren't going to mix their decades like that.
you say that like it's a BAD thing...
not for playback, but educationally. Otherwise you wind up with kids who say things like "Who is Don McLean & why did he cover Madonna's 'American Pie'."
Like you're going to expose them to Madonna's American Pie? I'd rather let my kids watch the American Pie movies!!! :wink: (not really)
that's my point! I'm not, but if you don't maintain some academic rigor that is the horror story you could unwittingly be responsible for!
:wink:
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I just chatted with Ginger. She is tickled that she has us listening and mentioned that the show is based on our 10@10. She asked about the years Dave covers. I said occasionally 67-69 and we prefer the late 60's-mid 80's. She said they tried going back to 65 and it was deemed too far back. She also thinks 96 is too recent.
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I just chatted with Ginger. She is tickled that she has us listening and mentioned that the show is based on our 10@10. She asked about the years Dave covers. I said occasionally 67-69 and we prefer the late 60's-mid 80's. She said they tried going back to 65 and it was deemed too far back. She also thinks 96 is too recent.
Using the company phone to make long-distance calls, young lady? Shame! :wink:
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I just chatted with Ginger. She is tickled that she has us listening and mentioned that the show is based on our 10@10. She asked about the years Dave covers. I said occasionally 67-69 and we prefer the late 60's-mid 80's. She said they tried going back to 65 and it was deemed too far back. She also thinks 96 is too recent.
What's her phone number? I coulda won Steve Winwood tix a couple days ago, I'm sure I was the only one who knew the answer before she even finished the question.
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I just chatted with Ginger. She is tickled that she has us listening and mentioned that the show is based on our 10@10. She asked about the years Dave covers. I said occasionally 67-69 and we prefer the late 60's-mid 80's. She said they tried going back to 65 and it was deemed too far back. She also thinks 96 is too recent.
What's her phone number? I coulda won Steve Winwood tix a couple days ago, I'm sure I was the only one who knew the answer before she even finished the question.
1-303-631-2973
Would you go to CO for the show?
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I just chatted with Ginger. She is tickled that she has us listening and mentioned that the show is based on our 10@10. She asked about the years Dave covers. I said occasionally 67-69 and we prefer the late 60's-mid 80's. She said they tried going back to 65 and it was deemed too far back. She also thinks 96 is too recent.
What's her phone number? I coulda won Steve Winwood tix a couple days ago, I'm sure I was the only one who knew the answer before she even finished the question.
1-303-631-2973
Would you go to CO for the show?
Nah, but I'd give them my cousin's name and phone number so he could go.
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1988... no expectations.
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1988... no expectations.
Melissa Etheridge into The Church, but at least it wasn't "Bring Me Some Water" or "Under the Milky Way". Was there a tune before Melissa?
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1988... no expectations.
Melissa Etheridge into The Church, but at least it wasn't "Bring Me Some Water" or "Under the Milky Way". Was there a tune before Melissa?
no, Melissa was on top. So to speak.
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VHMs to both REM and Midnight Oil. The Church could be BOS, it was nice to hear "Reptile" for a change, but I'm reserving judgment.
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a deep REM cut ("Welcome to the Occupation") & now my favorite Midnight Oil song ("The Dead Heart").
But the REM track was from '87's Document, not '88's Green. Still a very strong BOS & early entry for BOW.
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oo! I'm likin' this Sam Phillips song, which I've never heard before. "Tryin' to Hold on to the Earth". Produced by then-hubby T-Bone Burnett, I assume.
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WOS to the snoozy '88 remake of "After Midnight".
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oo! I'm likin' this Sam Phillips song, which I've never heard before. "Tryin' to Hold on to the Earth". Produced by then-hubby T-Bone Burnett, I assume.
Me too, & it sounded way fresher than this updated "After Midnight" by Clapton.
I checked, and your assumption is correct.
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oo! I'm likin' this Sam Phillips song, which I've never heard before. "Tryin' to Hold on to the Earth". Produced by then-hubby T-Bone Burnett, I assume.
Damn, was hoping to get tuned in in time to catch the end of the Sam Phillips, instead I get the beginning of Clapton's oh-so-weak remake of After Midnight. Booo. Hisss.
Yes, Tryin' to Hold on to the Earth was produced by T-Bone. Great song, I haven't heard it for a loooong time.
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1988... no expectations.
I haven't minded the cow-orker interruptions much today. All sounds OK in the background but nothing spectacular.
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OMG -- TANC! -- Randy Newman on the Dixie Flyer to the Land of Dreams. BOS.
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TANC pt. CLXXI:
Randy Newman, Dixie Flyer. Wow, this is one Dave's never played, I'm almost certain.
Did someone send Ginger the URL to this board? Or are the gods at work again?
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Wow, kudos to Ginger for playing "Dixie Flyer". I never actually heard this song until now, but it's on my list of 'Alisons', songs that contain but don't share the album's title (cf. "Alison" off of My Aim Is True).
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VHM to hearing the late great Jack Buck's call of the '88 World Series. I know it's painful for us A's fans, but that is probably one of the top 10 play-by-play calls of all time.
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TANC pt. CLXXI:
Randy Newman, Dixie Flyer. Wow, this is one Dave's never played, I'm almost certain.
Did someone send Ginger the URL to this board? Or are the gods at work again?
Didn't know what I was listening to but I liked it. My most recent CD purchase was Good Ole (Old?) Boys by Randy.
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TANC pt. CLXXI:
Randy Newman, Dixie Flyer. Wow, this is one Dave's never played, I'm almost certain.
Did someone send Ginger the URL to this board? Or are the gods at work again?
Didn't know what I was listening to but I liked it. My most recent CD purchase was Good Ole (Old?) Boys by Randy.
The man is a genius.
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Anyone got a back-door link to play the Boulder broadcast? Their website seems to not care for either (a) the Mozilla Firefox browser, (b) the Win98 OS, or (c) my outdated version of the Windows Media Player (which I can't upgrade because of said Win98 OS).
ETA: I launched Internet Explorer and was able to tune in. Guess Firefox isn't supported.
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Wonder how many of Bob's choices wil be repeated?
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I was just looking at the Denver area ratings and KBCO is #4 in a market with 30+ stations. Rather impressive.
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Wonder how many of Bob's choices wil be repeated?
My money's on the Dan. But this off-the-beaten-path Winwood is a nice choice.
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BOS Elvis "Less Than Zero"!
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BOS Elvis "Less Than Zero"!
Ditto, and a proxy VHM for Alan Parsons for...myself!
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VHM Joan Armatrading -- haven't heard this since '77.
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VHM for Santana covering the Zombies.
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I have no stream. Eternal buffering.
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BOS: those four seconds of the hideously memorable "Torn Between Two Lovers."
Real BOS: Santana, just for that opening.
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BOS: those four seconds of the hideously memorable "Torn Between Two Lovers."
Ditto... did Dave play that in a HFH set once or did I dream it?
BOS2: Iggy, "Lust for Life". Ah, I can see Elijah Wood lip-synching it now...
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BOS Runaway. You know I love her voice.
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BOS Soap!
Has that come out on DVD yet?
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BOS Soap!
Has that come out on DVD yet?
first 3 seasons are available. My fave sitcom line ever: Social worker asks Billy Crystal's character "Are you a practicing homosexual?" He answers, "I don't have to practice -- I'm very good at it!"
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Hard to get enthused over this 1981 set. Different than Dave's sets tho.
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Hard to get enthused over this 1981 set. Different than Dave's sets tho.
Peak sets are now in the other forum...
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I posted on the admin thrrad about merging this Rocky Mtn. into the Regional thread.
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I posted on the admin thrrad about merging this Rocky Mtn. into the Regional thread.
Done!