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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on November 06, 2013, 09:37:59 AM
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we're overdue for a '60s set. Which means we'll probably get 2002.
Already LN -- Iggles with a TOTHK.
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TOTHK - Eagles "James Dean" - 1974
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we're overdue for a '60s set. Which means we'll probably get 2002.
Already LN -- Iggles with a TOTHK.
At least it's not an Iggles tune I actively dislike.
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Soundbite of some politician into Loggins & Messina "Be Free"
Full 7-minute version?
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BOS L&M "And Be Free", an FM staple at the time. No idea who that newsclip was.
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we're overdue for a '60s set. Which means we'll probably get 2002.
Already LN -- Iggles with a TOTHK.
At least it's not an Iggles tune I actively dislike.
I mistook it for "Already Gone" at first. "James Dean" is less overplayed than that one.
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Soundbite of some politician into Loggins & Messina "Be Free"
Full 7-minute version?
uncensored *and* looooooooong version!
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Grateful Dead "Unbroken Chain"
Wow, another nearly 7-minute track!
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BOS2 and proxy of Geoff: rare Dead, "Unbroken Chain". I was just beginning to lose interest in them at that point but this is rather nice, if a tad snoozy following the L&M.
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Jackson Browne "Fountain Of Sorrow"
ETA: Wow, Renee's picking all the 7-minute tracks today!
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BOS2 and proxy of Geoff: rare Dead, "Unbroken Chain". I was just beginning to lose interest in them at that point but this is rather nice, if a tad snoozy following the L&M.
zzzz * snort * wha-- oh! VHM, the Dead, snoozy though it was.
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BOS3, proxy of Geoff 2, "Fountain of Sorrow", continuing the mellow trend today.
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WOS, LN, PLEASE DON"T EVER PLAY THIS AGAIN!!!, "Hooked on a Feeling".
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cereal medley: Cheerios, Honeycomb, Boo-Berry/Frankenberry/Count Chocula.
Oy: ooga-chukka! Our cheezy pop hit of the day from Blue Swede, multiple mondegreens and all.
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Cereal commercials (Cheerios/Honeycomb/Boo Berry/Franken Berry/Count Chocula) into Blue Swede "Hooked On A Feeling"
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J. Geils Band "Must Of Got Lost"
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Musta got BOS4! The woofa toofa goofa loofa!
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BOS, J. Geils, "Must of Got Lost", the "dead" version.
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Kraftwerk "Autobahn"
If Renee plays the long version of this...
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OK, I associate Kraftwerk with '75, but VHM anyway.
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OK, I associate Kraftwerk with '75, but VHM anyway.
If Renee plays the 22-minute album cut, I'm ok with it (since the album was released in November of '74).
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OK, I associate Kraftwerk with '75, but VHM anyway.
If Renee plays the 22-minute album cut, I'm ok with it (since the album was released in November of '74).
I really don't need 22 minutes of this. It's interesting, but in small doses (personally).
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The Brady Bunch meets Oliver into Supertramp "Dreamer"
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WOS Cousin Oliver.
LN2 Supertramp. Can I put my fingers in my ears? Oh yes!
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Paul McCartney & Wings "Junior's Farm"
Let's go, let's go!
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BOS5 Macca's finest 45. I never tire of "Junior's Farm". Take me down, Jimmeh!
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Grand Funk
Railroad "Some Kind Of Wonderful"
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WOS2 GFR and one of their thudding white-boy R&B covers.
But overall, this was a pretty good set.
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It's SWEDE, not suede. Sheesh.
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Renee: BOS Macca/Wings; VHM Kraftwerk
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1.James Dean - Eagles
2.Be Free - Loggins & Messina
3.Unbroken Chain - Grateful Dead
4.Fountain of Sorrow - Jackson Browne
(Cereal medley)
5.Hooked on a Feeling- Blue Swede
6.Must of Got Lost - J Geils Band
7.Autobahn - Kraftwerk
(TV: Brady Bunch - Cousin Oliver)
8.Dreamer - Supertramp
9.Juniors Farm - McCartney/Wings
10.Some Kind of Wonderful - Grand Funk Railroad
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Soundbite of some politician into Loggins & Messina "Be Free"
That clip was used by Dave in a set of mystery and he identified the individual speaking as the
Shah of Iran.
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Soundbite of some politician into Loggins & Messina "Be Free"
Full 7-minute version?
uncensored *and* looooooooong version!
Whoosh. I'm missing why it would need to be censored.
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Grateful Dead "Unbroken Chain"
Wow, another nearly 7-minute track!
Phil sings! A bust-out and a big BOS from me. I am surprised that the KFOG deadheads didn't
catapult this into the number one spot with a bullet. Not only that, they went for a pedestrian
McCartney effort. (shrug)
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With the early appearence of three consecutive, interesting bust-outs, I thought this set might
be going places, but it deteriorated quickly into the mediocre and least necessary.
I also realized I haven't thought much of McCartney's solo career. His first album was brilliant.
Ram was excellent. And after that, I never bought another album. There is a song here or
there that I really like, but most of it is just okay. It is very much middle-of-the-road rock/pop.
He and John Lennon were like two horses that pulled in different directions, but when you harness
them together you could get good work from the pair.
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Soundbite of some politician into Loggins & Messina "Be Free"
Full 7-minute version?
uncensored *and* looooooooong version!
Whoosh. I'm missing why it would need to be censored.
"Selling snow and SHIT to others..." I'd forgotten that line was there.
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With the early appearence of three consecutive, interesting bust-outs, I thought this set might
be going places, but it deteriorated quickly into the mediocre and least necessary.
I also realized I haven't thought much of McCartney's solo career. His first album was brilliant.
Ram was excellent. And after that, I never bought another album. There is a song here or
there that I really like, but most of it is just okay. It is very much middle-of-the-road rock/pop.
He and John Lennon were like two horses that pulled in different directions, but when you harness
them together you could get good work from the pair.
Conversely, I was quite down on Ram at the time but have come to really like it. I certainly agree that most of his hit singles were quite disposable or worse, but I think you're missing the boat on "Junior's Farm" -- a cryptic (nearly Dylanesque, some said) lyric wedded to a hooky melody, tight instrumentation and great production. My fave 45 of his, certainly.
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4.Fountain of Sorrow - Jackson Browne
(Cereal medley)
5.Hooked on a Feeling- Blue Swede
some kind of award for "segue from hell!"
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Soundbite of some politician into Loggins & Messina "Be Free"
Full 7-minute version?
uncensored *and* looooooooong version!
Whoosh. I'm missing why it would need to be censored.
"Selling snow and SHIT to others..." I'd forgotten that line was there.
Ah. The lyric sites are wrong, and I suspect they poach content from each other, so the error
is propagated.
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4.Fountain of Sorrow - Jackson Browne
(Cereal medley)
5.Hooked on a Feeling- Blue Swede
some kind of award for "segue from hell!"
Smoov, huh?
::)
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With the early appearence of three consecutive, interesting bust-outs, I thought this set might
be going places, but it deteriorated quickly into the mediocre and least necessary.
I also realized I haven't thought much of McCartney's solo career. His first album was brilliant.
Ram was excellent. And after that, I never bought another album. There is a song here or
there that I really like, but most of it is just okay. It is very much middle-of-the-road rock/pop.
He and John Lennon were like two horses that pulled in different directions, but when you harness
them together you could get good work from the pair.
Conversely, I was quite down on Ram at the time but have come to really like it. I certainly agree that most of his hit singles were quite disposable or worse, but I think you're missing the boat on "Junior's Farm" -- a cryptic (nearly Dylanesque, some said) lyric wedded to a hooky melody, tight instrumentation and great production. My fave 45 of his, certainly.
Ram was certainly different. I still remember the first time I heard "Uncle Albert/Admiral
Halsey." I took to it right away, though I can see how not everyone would.
Despite all the qualities you list, I find that "Junior's Farm" neither transforms nor transcends its
genre, and is just another good rock/pop song. It is further handicapped by the fact that most
of the material from the Band on the Run period has been flogged to death. It hasn't held up
that well for me.