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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on September 27, 2005, 08:01:07 AM
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"Peg" o' my heart!
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"Peg" o' my heart!
"Welcome To The Grand Sellout Illusion"
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"Peg" o' my heart!
"Welcome To The Grand Sellout Illusion"
Well it's not like they were great artistes before that LP... It's actually a great example of how a cheezily commercial album can be a good thing.
A concept or next artist, Mr Joel, is quite familiar with.
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BOS Todd & Utopia. "Love is the Answer"... tho' I have a soft spot for the ED&JFC cover.
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BOS to "Love Is the Answer," though I always find it odd that we hear Todd's non-hit version so much more often than ED&JFC's Top 10 reading of it.
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Cover/acronym JINX
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Cover/acronym JINX
sometimes we are just SCARY, aren't we?
"Star Rider"? I'm blanking on who this is.
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Cover/acronym JINX
sometimes we are just SCARY, aren't we?
"Star Rider"? I'm blanking on who this is.
Foreigner.
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"Peg" o' my heart!
"Welcome To The Grand Sellout Illusion"
Well it's not like they were great artistes before that LP....
I liked them a lot already by this time, and they were quite big in the Midwest generally. Grand Illusion wasn't horrible by any stretch of the imagination, but it presaged Pieces of Eight & everything that came later, which was horrible.
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Best Song by a Politically Repulsive Neanderthal: "Cat Scratch Fever"
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Best Song by a Politically Repulsive Neanderthal: "Cat Scratch Fever"
and speaking of politically repulsive neanderthals: Anita Bryant!
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Best Song by a Politically Repulsive Neanderthal: "Cat Scratch Fever"
Nugent is a whole bundle of contradictions, it's a wonder he doesn't just spontaneously combust. I agree that he is a reactioanry whacko politically, yet he is also a drug- & alcohol-free dedicated family man in a line of work where that's nearly unheard of. Very contradictory guy, all of which I try not to think of when I listen to Double Live Gonzo.
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Best Song by a Politically Repulsive Neanderthal: "Cat Scratch Fever"
Nugent is a whole bundle of contradictions, it's a wonder he doesn't just spontaneously combust. I agree that he is a reactioanry whacko politically, yet he is also a drug- & alcohol-free dedicated family man in a line of work where that's nearly unheard of. Very contradictory guy, all of which I try not to think of when I listen to Double Live Gonzo.
I have probably said this before, but first and foremost he's an astute marketer who tapped into a demo that had been long ignored. Early FM rock radio and the jocks who populated it often made the assumption that everyone in the audience was left-of-center, anti-war, pro-choice etc, because why else would they be listening to this music? But of course a lot of male hard-core rock fans are quite right-wing. Nugent recognized that and aimed straight at them and the rest is history.
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VHM to Climax Blues Band, almost forgot.
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and a VHM to "On & On", with apologies to Gaz, whose hatred of Stephen Bishop is a constant vexation to me.
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Best Song by a Politically Repulsive Neanderthal: "Cat Scratch Fever"
Nugent is a whole bundle of contradictions, it's a wonder he doesn't just spontaneously combust. I agree that he is a reactioanry whacko politically, yet he is also a drug- & alcohol-free dedicated family man in a line of work where that's nearly unheard of. Very contradictory guy, all of which I try not to think of when I listen to Double Live Gonzo.
I have probably said this before, but first and foremost he's an astute marketer who tapped into a demo that had been long ignored. Early FM rock radio and the jocks who populated it often made the assumption that everyone in the audience was left-of-center, anti-war, pro-choice etc, because why else would they be listening to this music? But of course a lot of male hard-core rock fans are quite right-wing. Nugent recognized that and aimed straight at them and the rest is history.
I think he genuinely is part of that "male hard-core rock fans who are quite right-wing" demographic, he long ago drank that koolaid. I think he should be the poster boy for why people should take drugs. Him & Rumsfeld.
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very nice ddt afternoon:
4:01pm THE END by DOORS
Album: DOORS
4:12pm DEJA VU. by CSN&Y
Album: DEJA VU
4:16pm DAMNED IF I DO by ALAN PARSONS PROJECT
Album: EVE
4:21pm CHEST FEVER by BAND
Album: MUSIC FROM BIG PINK
4:26pm VOLUNTEERS by JEFFERSON AIRPLANE
Album: VOLUNTEERS
4:28pm I FEEL FREE by CREAM
Album: FRESH CREAM
4:31pm GOD BLESS THE CHILD by BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS
Album: BLOOD, SWEAT & TEARS
4:37pm I'LL FOLLOW THE SUN by BEATLES
Album: BEATLES '65
4:40pm CHESTNUT MARE by BYRDS
Album: UNTITLED
4:45pm HEADKNOCKER by FOREIGNER
Album: FOREIGNER
4:48pm BOUREE by JETHRO TULL
Album: STAND UP
4:51pm THE ONLY LIVING BOY IN NEW YORK by SIMON & GARFUNKEL
Album: BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATER
4:55pm ARC OF A DIVER by STEVE WINWOOD
Album: ARC OF A DIVER
5:00pm SET ME FREE by KINKS
Album:
5:02pm SISTER DISCO by WHO
Album: WHO ARE YOU
5:06pm LINES ON MY FACE by PETER FRAMPTON
Album: FRAMPTON COMES ALIVE
5:13pm GUINNEVERE by CS&N
Album: CROSBY STILLS & NASH
5:18pm LIGHT UP by STYX
Album: EQUINOX
5:23pm HOLD ON HOLD OUT by JACKSON BROWNE
Album: HOLD ON HOLD OUT
5:31pm FRIENDS by ELTON JOHN
Album: FRIENDS
5:33pm CAN'T FIND MY WAY HOME by ERIC CLAPTON
Album: E.C. WAS HERE
5:39pm MOBY DICK by LED ZEPPELIN
Album: LED ZEPPELIN II
5:44pm IF YOU CAN'T ROCK ME by ROLLING STONES
Album: IT'S ONLY ROCK & ROLL
5:48pm MAGGIE'S FARM by BOB DYLAN
Album: BRINGING IT ALL BACK HOME
5:52pm DRIVER'S SEAT by SNIFF N THE TEARS
Album:
5:57pm I CAN HEAR MUSIC by BEACH BOYS
Album: 20/20
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That's the second time recently you've quoted a set that included S&G's "Only Living Boy in NYC." I'm gonna have to put the DDT back into rotation.
Oops ... wrong planet ...
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looks like a killer list of tunes!