22 February 2008--10@10 goes to the movies!

[ggould]

Third repeat of the day: "Mrs. Robinson."

HM to the song that saved S&G's career!

elaborate, please? I know it was a big hit, but...

My memory is that they were pretty mediocre in sales before the movie, and that the movie rekindled interest in their past albums as well.  But that's just my memory.  I have visions of shopping in Discount Records in Valley Fair at the time.

[urth]

And now it's the Cat Man--If You Want to Sing Out...

Would love to hear Where Do the Children Play in this slot, but I guess this is more strongly identified with H&M.

Btw, Cameron Crowe of all people has assembled for the first time an official Harold and Maude soundtrack album (there never was one when the movie was released). It's on 180 gram vinyl only, put it out on his Vinyl Films Records, limited edition of 2500 copies, and comes with an extensive booklet, 2 posters and a bonus 10". Thankfully my lovely wife ordered us a copy--worth it for the book alone, if you're a big H&M fan.

Not sure who she ordered it from ('cause I know she paid less than $40 even with shipping), but it's available here:

http://www.musicdirect.com/product/80976

[Alicat]

The Seeker Rocks.

[Wayback]

And now it's the Cat Man--If You Want to Sing Out...

Would love to hear Where Do the Children Play in this slot, but I guess this is more strongly identified with H&M.

Btw, Cameron Crowe of all people has assembled for the first time an official Harold and Maude soundtrack album (there never was one when the movie was released). It's on 180 gram vinyl only, put it out on his Vinyl Films Records, limited edition of 2500 copies, and comes with an extensive booklet, 2 posters and a bonus 10". Thankfully my lovely wife ordered us a copy--worth it for the book alone, if you're a big H&M fan.

Not sure who she ordered it from ('cause I know she paid less than $40 even with shipping), but it's available here:

http://www.musicdirect.com/product/80976

Thanks, good to know.  My 80-yr-ol' Mom saw H&M about a year ago and loved it so much she bought a copy, which is a big deal for her as she never buys video.

[RGMike]

Third repeat of the day: "Mrs. Robinson."

HM to the song that saved S&G's career!

elaborate, please? I know it was a big hit, but...

My memory is that they were pretty mediocre in sales before the movie, and that the movie rekindled interest in their past albums as well.  But that's just my memory.  I have visions of shopping in Discount Records in Valley Fair at the time.

OK. I'll buy that. 

I remember seeing The Graduate in the early '70s when it was re-released in a "PG" version (minus some nudity, apparently). I don't think I've ever seen the original R-rated version.

[urth]

02/22/2008 - FRIDAY!!! Today 10@10 Goes to the Movies!!
 
1.  Huey Lewis & the News - Back in Time (Back to the Future)   
2.  Bob Seger - Old Time Rock & Roll (Risky Business)   
3.  Alphaville - Forever Young (Napoleon Dynamite)   
4.  Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes (Say Anything)   
5.  Nilsson - Everybody's Talkin' (Midnight Cowboy) (BEST OF SET!!)   
6.  Dick Dale & the Deltones - Miserlou (Pulp Fiction)   
7.  Gary Jules - Mad World (Donnie Darko)   
8.  Cat Stevens - If you Want to Sing Out (Harold & Maude)   
9.  Simon & Garfunkel - Mrs. Robinson (The Graduate)   
10.  Who - Seeker (American Beauty)   
 
BONUS TRACK:  The Postal Service - Such Great Heights (Garden State)

[SFGuy]

02/22/2008 - FRIDAY!!! Today 10@10 Goes to the Movies!!
 
2.  Bob Seger - Old Time Rock & Roll (Risky Business)   

I didn't get a chance to listen to the set on Friday but every time I hear the above song, all I could remember is the scene where Tom Cruise danced in his underwear while lip syncing to this song.

[Gazoo]

02/22/2008 - FRIDAY!!! Today 10@10 Goes to the Movies!!
 
2.  Bob Seger - Old Time Rock & Roll (Risky Business)   

I didn't get a chance to listen to the set on Friday but every time I hear the above song, all I could remember is the scene where Tom Cruise danced in his underwear while lip syncing to this song.

There are trauma units all over America for people in this very situation.  We can help you, SFGuy!