10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: CapnJack on February 25, 2013, 09:41:38 AM
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Clue: year Mork from Ork was introduced. That character first appears on Happy Days in 1977 (the Mork & Mindy series started in 1978).
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Clue: year Mork from Ork was introduced. That character first appears on Happy Days in 1977 (the Mork & Mindy series started in 1978).
indeed, it could be either one, knowing Renee. (our last visit to each was early Jan)
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"Grease" was the #1 move, sez Tim -- so it's '78.
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TOTHK - Gerry Rafferty "Baker Street"
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uber cliche, uber-LN: "Baker St"
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Grateful Dead "I Need A Miracle"
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WOS1 the Dead. We need a miracle, all right.
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Bob Seger creams his jeans over Cheryl Tiegs
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Bob Seger "Hollywood Nights"
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OMG Plastic Bertrand!
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BOS Plastic Bertrand!
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Van Halen "You Really Got Me"
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BOS Plastic Bertrand!
So there was punk rock/new wave in the late '70's.
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BOS Plastic Bertrand!
Seriously? Doesn't do a thing for me...
But then, either does David Lee Roth's vocals on this one. I hate Mondays.
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The Doobies "Minute By Minute"
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Van Halen "You Really Got Me"
Some guitarists will lament the absence of Eruption as an intro to this. I've always felt that, though Eruption is an impressive technical feat, it's not really good music.
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Snoozy McDoobies. but VHM VH.
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BOS2 Queen.
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Queen "Bicycle Race"
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Sweet "Love Like Oxygen"
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uber-uber-LN2: Sweet. I've heard this song 4 times in the last week or so.
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Van Halen "You Really Got Me"
Some guitarists will lament the absence of Eruption as an intro to this. I've always felt that, though Eruption is an impressive technical feat, it's not really good music.
I agree completely.
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uber-uber-LN2: Sweet. I've heard this song 4 times in the last week or so.
Funny. I've only heard it that many times in my whole life. This could be an Annalisa set.
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BOS3 Brooooooooce!
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Bruce Springsteen "The Promised Land"
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BOS Bruuuuuuuce.
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BOS3 Brooooooooce!
Good song, yes, but Springsteen seems mandatory at this point, which makes his entire catalogue LN for me.
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Repeat - Joe Walsh "Life's Been Good"
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uber-uber-LN-infinity: Joe Walsh. And yes, she played this last time.
1. Gerry Raferty - Baker Street
2. The Grateful Dead - I Need A Miracle
(Oscars: Vanessa Redgrave gets booed)
3. Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band - Hollywood Nights
(Oscar: Paddy Chayevsky rebuts Redgrave)
4. Plastic Bertrand - Ca plane pour moi
5. Van Halen - You Really Got Me
6. Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute
(Movie - Close Encounters)
7. Queen - Bicycle Race
8. Sweet - Love Is Like Oxygen
(Oscars: Johnny Carson/John Wayne)
9. Bruce Springsteen - The Promised Land
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uber-uber-LN-infinity: Joe Walsh.
I like Joe and this song, but I have to agree at this point.
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Unless I'm mistaking something, no women in this set.
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Per Renee: BOS Sweet, VHM Dead / Bruce
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Unless I'm mistaking something, no women in this set.
Freddie M counts as half a woman.
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Van Halen "You Really Got Me"
Some guitarists will lament the absence of Eruption as an intro to this. I've always felt that, though Eruption is an impressive technical feat, it's not really good music.
In my old life in the guitar biz, I've spent way too much time in guitar stores hearing 14 year old boys doing those licks. At NAMM shows, it just stays in the air like stale tobacco smoke.
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Interesting exchange between RR and DC around 3pm: RR just played UB40's "The Way You Do The Things You Do". As RR begins to handoff to DC, she starts playing the Temptations' original, to which the following exchange happens:
RR: Ahh, this sounds so good! I should play this song on a 10@10!
DC: Doesn't this song date back to 1963? Does 10@10 go back that far?
RR: Who cares? We set the rules!
DC: (Laughs) I guess so...
Now, wouldn't that be something if they went back to 1963 for a 10@10?
BTW, the Temptations version of "The Way You Do The Things You Do" actually charted in 1964, so it would have been 10@10 approved...
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Unless I'm mistaking something, no women in this set.
Freddie M counts as half a woman.
thank you SETH McFARLAND. >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:( >:(
OK, joke.
But yeah, no women..? Was Donna Godchaux out of the Dead at this point. I think she was -- thank god.
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Grateful Dead "I Need A Miracle"
I need a mirrorful -- zing!
(http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/10_04/cocaineDM2310_228x271.jpg)
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Interesting exchange between RR and DC around 3pm: RR just played UB40's "The Way You Do The Things You Do". As RR begins to handoff to DC, she starts playing the Temptations' original, to which the following exchange happens:
RR: Ahh, this sounds so good! I should play this song on a 10@10!
DC: Doesn't this song date back to 1963? Does 10@10 go back that far?
RR: Who cares? We set the rules!
DC: (Laughs) I guess so...
Now, wouldn't that be something if they went back to 1963 for a 10@10?
BTW, the Temptations version of "The Way You Do The Things You Do" actually charted in 1964, so it would have been 10@10 approved...
of course, the UB40 version is from 1990, so of course it'd be eligible, but that's not really the point.
10@10 did go to 1964 not too long ago (I'll check in a sec). And the idea that RR helps set the rules...
EDIT, indeed we went there 10/23/2012, to which RGM wrote: "23 Oct 2012: it's... 1964!! (I may faint)"
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uber-uber-LN-infinity: Joe Walsh. And yes, she played this last time.
1. Gerry Raferty - Baker Street
2. The Grateful Dead - I Need A Miracle
(Oscars: Vanessa Redgrave gets booed)
3. Bob Seger and The Silver Bullet Band - Hollywood Nights
(Oscar: Paddy Chayevsky rebuts Redgrave)
4. Plastic Bertrand - Ca plane pour moi
5. Van Halen - You Really Got Me
6. Doobie Brothers - Minute By Minute
(Movie - Close Encounters)
7. Queen - Bicycle Race
8. Sweet - Love Is Like Oxygen
(Oscars: Johnny Carson/John Wayne)
9. Bruce Springsteen - The Promised Land
Today's 10@10 (first nine), translated to "Somebody's all-time favorite SF Giants team":
P: Mark Leiter
C: Steve Decker
1b: David Green
2b: Manny Burriss
ss: Johnnie LeMaster
3b: Kent Oberkfell
lf: Mike Felder
rf: Pat Sheridan
General response at this point: Damn this team sucks
cf: Willie Mays
New response: OMFG this is the greatest team EVER!!!!
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My alternative 1978 playlist:
1. Wings - I've Had Enough
2. Rita Coolidge - The Way You Do The Things You Do
3. Chicago - Alive Again
4. Little Roger & the Goosebumps - Gilligan's Island (Stairway) (the novelty track)
5. The O'Jays - Use Ta Be My Girl
6. Bee Gees - If I Can't Have You (hit number 6-6-6) (though technically it was Yvonne Elliman with the hit)
7. Blondie - Hanging On The Telephone
8. Chaka Khan - I'm Every Woman
9. Robert Gordon - Fire (the original version before the Pointer Sisters remake)
10. Wet Willie - Street Corner Serenade
BONUS TRACK: David Johanssen - Frenchette
Female representation plus a wider variety of genres...
Think any of the above would make it to a RR/DC approved 10@10?
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My alternative 1978 playlist:
1. Wings - I've Had Enough
2. Rita Coolidge - The Way You Do The Things You Do
3. Chicago - Alive Again
4. Little Roger & the Goosebumps - Gilligan's Island (Stairway) (the novelty track)
5. The O'Jays - Use Ta Be My Girl
6. Bee Gees - If I Can't Have You (hit number 6-6-6) (though technically it was Yvonne Elliman with the hit)
7. Blondie - Hanging On The Telephone
8. Chaka Khan - I'm Every Woman
9. Robert Gordon - Fire (the original version before the Pointer Sisters remake)
10. Wet Willie - Street Corner Serenade
BONUS TRACK: David Johanssen - Frenchette
Female representation plus a wider variety of genres...
Think any of the above would make it to a RR/DC approved 10@10?
I'm pretty sure we've heard the Blondie track either in the DM or AL eras. Possibly the O'Jays song as well. I requested "Frenchette" a bunch of times to no avail but I did get AL to play "Funky But Chic". The Wet Willie track showed up on AT40 recently and I noted how much it sounds like Hall & Oates' "Voices", which it pre-dates by several years.
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At NAMM shows, it just stays in the air like stale tobacco smoke.
Great simile!
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But yeah, no women..? Was Donna Godchaux out of the Dead at this point. I think she was -- thank god.
No, she was still a member. Hater!
(http://www.trufun.com/books/nfa/jg.donna.gif)
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But yeah, no women..? Was Donna Godchaux out of the Dead at this point. I think she was -- thank god.
No, she was still a member. Hater!
(http://www.trufun.com/books/nfa/jg.donna.gif)
"Donna Godawful" as she was sometimes known.
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But yeah, no women..? Was Donna Godchaux out of the Dead at this point. I think she was -- thank god.
No, she was still a member. Hater!
I interviewed her once; she was extremely kind and gracious, and didn't let all the haters get to her.
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But yeah, no women..? Was Donna Godchaux out of the Dead at this point. I think she was -- thank god.
No, she was still a member. Hater!
I interviewed her once; she was extremely kind and gracious, and didn't let all the haters get to her.
Kind of like Renee, except Renee does let the haters get to her.