10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: RGMike on December 09, 2012, 08:49:39 PM
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I'll be at an all-day work thingy so feel free to fill in the blanks. I'm guessing '80s or '90s.
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I'll be at an all-day work thingy so feel free to fill in the blanks. I'm guessing '80s or '90s.
Since we hit the 70s twice as well as the 60s last week--and our 8os year was early 80s--I'd say that's a pretty reasonable guess.
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And we've only done the 2000's once since April, so there's that. Here's hoping that doesn't happen, although I'm happy to say we haven't hit 2003 at all in 2012.
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It's '88 and so far it's been Smithertreens and this Sail Away song, which probably isn't Enya but sounds like it should be.
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And I don't know how to change ?? to 1988.
Proclaimers, please walk 500 Miles directly into the frigid waters off the Scottish coast.
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And I don't know how to change ?? to 1988.
Well, lookee there, it's done been changed.
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And I don't know how to change ?? to 1988.
Well, lookee there, it's done been changed.
I have the power!
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Proclaimers, please walk 500 Miles directly into the frigid waters off the Scottish coast.
Please take Edie Brickell AND the New Bohemians with you.
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Starting to leave Obvious Land: Steve Earle.
This show really takes save the best for last, or at least later, seriously.
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Starting to leave Obvious Land: Steve Earle.
This show really takes save the best for last, or at least later, seriously.
Oops, not so fast. Another frequent flier in Siouxsee, although this might be a remix.
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Now getting some of that late '80's fake, overproduced blues with that Don't Be Afraid of the Dark song and some honky tonk piano song.
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Eek. Fast Car.
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LOL @ Fast Car.
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We're hitting every bad late '80's trend: fake reggae covers of '70's hits with Wild World. This is a contender for WSE (worst set ever).
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We're hitting every bad late '80's trend: fake reggae covers of '70's hits with Wild World. This is a contender for WSE (worst set ever).
I'm not sure if my BOS is Robert Cray or Tracy Chapman. So yeah, definitely a contender.
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It's '88 and so far it's been Smithertreens and this Sail Away song, which probably isn't Enya but sounds like it should be.
It is Enya, Orinoco Flow.
The fake blues were Robert "Cray" Cray and Little Feat, the latter of which must have been well-received at the private group of AL refugees. Hey, the resulting acronym PGALR sounds better to me than GS -- plus, you wouldn't want to be sued by Goldman Sachs, would you?
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It's '88 and so far it's been Smithertreens and this Sail Away song, which probably isn't Enya but sounds like it should be.
It is Enya, Orinoco Flow.
The fake blues were Robert "Cray" Cray and Little Feat, the latter of which must have been well-received at the private group of AL refugees. Hey, the resulting acronym PGALR sounds better to me than GS -- plus, you wouldn't want to be sued by Goldman Sachs, would you?
Hey, you're welcome to join us if you wish. And that group only goes apeshit for Bruce.
EDIT: Oh I get it, you're being sarcastic.
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1. Smithereens - Only A Memory
2. Enya - Orinoco Flow
3. Proclaimers - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)
4. Edie Brickell and the New Bohemians - What I Am
5. Steve Earle - Copperhead Road
(Movie: Who Framed Roger Rabbit?)
6. Suoxie and the Banshees - Peek-A-Boo
7. Robert Cray Band - Don't Be Afraid of The Dark
(Commercial - McDonalds)
8. Little Feat - Hate To Lose Your Lovin'
9. Tracy Chapman - Fast Car
10. Maxi Priest - Wild World
Yeesh, Sheesh and holy mother of overplayedness. BOS Maxi Priest, I've always liked that version and if it ain't a bustout it's certainly a rarity (Dave never played it; I don't recall if AL ever did)
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It's '88 and so far it's been Smithertreens and this Sail Away song, which probably isn't Enya but sounds like it should be.
It is Enya, Orinoco Flow.
The fake blues were Robert "Cray" Cray and Little Feat, the latter of which must have been well-received at the private group of AL refugees. Hey, the resulting acronym PGALR sounds better to me than GS -- plus, you wouldn't want to be sued by Goldman Sachs, would you?
Hey, you're welcome to join us if you wish. And that group only goes apeshit for Bruce.
EDIT: Oh I get it, you're being sarcastic.
When AL had her 10@10 page, it was quite a time suck, so I declined PD's invite to GS the day it was created. Contributing to this group and making Connected requests is good enough for me right now. I also have my prep period during the 10 A.M. hour most days this year, which allows for commentary during the show. Online posting while class was in session last school year was a BAD idea.
Thinking about it a day later, I guess PGALR doesn't exactly roll off the tongue easily.
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Hey, you're welcome to join us if you wish. And that group only goes apeshit for Bruce.
Sounds about right. I almost singlehandedly ruin their batting average for most of the other bands (such as Pearl Jam, Bob Marley, etc).