5 Feb 2008: Gung Hay Fat Super Tuesday! (1985)

[Davefish]

Here's my BOS2: Ways to be Wicked, the lovely Ms. McKee and Lone Justice.

Ain't afraid to stick it in...

BOS4 from me -- a fabulous track.  I'd love to hear Dolly cover this.

That WAS nice.  I always like to hear "Can't Get There from Here" too.

Dave, did you know a guy named Jeff Selman in college?  He was in Chris' frosh dorm & after they got reacquainted last fall I also met him & since he's a VC lawyer I asked him for some advice for our start up.  On our last call I segued off-topic to ask him if he'd ever listened to the this song carefully enough to realize that he could claim it is about himself.

Mark, I don't know if you're still here, but I don't recognize that name.  Why would he say the song was about himself?

ETA: I see the lyrics say something about "lawyer Jeff".  I could never make any of those out, after "bad to swallow you whole...".

[Wayback]

Hey Wayback, I was wondering if you might tell us a little more about yourself, either here or over on the Welcome Thread in the Stream of Consciousness forum.  I just blurbed myself over there.

By the way, that's some collection of avatars you got going there. I think you've had more avatars in the last two days than I've had in the last three years.

Think I'll have some fun and pick a different one each day!

Hell, yesterday it seemed like you had about a dozen during the course of the set! But hey, keep it up, it's fun to see what you come up with next.

By the way, in today's pic, that's me with Reagan, in 1990, to have him record some public service announcements. A surreal experience!

[mshray]

Bonus track is going to be the Beat Farmers!  'Cause I just won.

[RGMike]

Bonus track is going to be the Beat Farmers!  'Cause I just won.

Congrats to the Happy Massapequa Boy!  HubbaHubbaHubbaHubbaHubba!

[mshray]

Hey Wayback, I was wondering if you might tell us a little more about yourself, either here or over on the Welcome Thread in the Stream of Consciousness forum.  I just blurbed myself over there.

By the way, that's some collection of avatars you got going there. I think you've had more avatars in the last two days than I've had in the last three years.

Think I'll have some fun and pick a different one each day!

Hell, yesterday it seemed like you had about a dozen during the course of the set! But hey, keep it up, it's fun to see what you come up with next.

By the way, in today's pic, that's me with Reagan, in 1990, to have him record some public service announcements. A surreal experience!

Wow.  More dish please.

[ggould]

02/05/2008 - Tuesday! Heading to...1985!!
 
1.   Tears for Fears - The Working Hour      
2.   Tom Petty - It Ain't Nothin' to Me      
3.   Dire Straits - Walk of Life      
4.   Prince - Raspeberry Beret      
5.   Kate Bush - And Dream of Sheep      
6.   Madonna - Crazy For You      
7.   Phantom Rocker & Slick - Men Without Shame      
8.   Lone Justice - Ways to Be Wicked (BEST OF SET!!)      
9.   The Truth - Exception of Love      
10.   REM - Can't Get There From Here      
 
BONUS TRACK:  The Beat Farmers - Happy Boy

[urth]

Here's my BOS2: Ways to be Wicked, the lovely Ms. McKee and Lone Justice.

Ain't afraid to stick it in...

BOS4 from me -- a fabulous track.  I'd love to hear Dolly cover this.

That WAS nice.  I always like to hear "Can't Get There from Here" too.

Dave, did you know a guy named Jeff Selman in college?  He was in Chris' frosh dorm & after they got reacquainted last fall I also met him & since he's a VC lawyer I asked him for some advice for our start up.  On our last call I segued off-topic to ask him if he'd ever listened to the this song carefully enough to realize that he could claim it is about himself.

Mark, I don't know if you're still here, but I don't recognize that name.  Why would he say the song was about himself?

ETA: I see the lyrics say something about "lawyer Jeff".  I could never make any of those out, after "bad to swallow you whole...".

There's some divergence of opinion, but it's suggested that "Lawyer Jeff" is the band's former manager, Jefferson Holt.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jefferson_Holt