2 June 2009: it's... 1966!!!

[RGMike]

are ya ready, boots?

[Lightnin' Rod]

BOS Nancy!  Great set all around.  Yay AL.

[Davefish]

And the BOSes just keep on coming: It's the Beatles (yay!), and one of their more psychedelic offerings.

(Sodden thought: will they continue the tradition of misspelling "yay" after Beatles in the setlists?)

Misspelling?  I don't get it.  A sodden thought indeed.

[Tinka Cat]

Wow, I don't know that Beatle's track at all, but the bass blew my ears out (in a good way).

wha wha WHA..?!

oh man, go seek it out. one of John's best.

[Gazoo]

Here's that Ladybird!

Back in '98, I went with my friends Niel Armstrong (yup, that's his name), Elise and Genene to the Mint for karaoke.  Elise and Genene weren't accustomed to getting drunk drunk, so they were sloppy when they got up on stage to sing this song.  Genene suddenly blurted out, "One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over YOU, NIEL ARMSTRONG!!!"

The rest of the crowd went suddenly silent, wondering what her beef was with an astronaut.

I fell out of my chair laughing.

[Davefish]

Ooh, TimeWarp for the aforementioned "bed".

[RGMike]

And the BOSes just keep on coming: It's the Beatles (yay!), and one of their more psychedelic offerings.

(Sodden thought: will they continue the tradition of misspelling "yay" after Beatles in the setlists?)

Misspelling?  I don't get it.  A sodden thought indeed.

the KFOG internet jockeys consistently misspell "yay" (as in "beatles yay") as "yeah" in the set-list postings.

[urth]

And the BOSes just keep on coming: It's the Beatles (yay!), and one of their more psychedelic offerings.

(Sodden thought: will they continue the tradition of misspelling "yay" after Beatles in the setlists?)

Misspelling?  I don't get it.  A sodden thought indeed.

Remember how Dave almost never talked about the Beatles without saying "yay" after?

Look at the setlists on the KFOG page. Every time they list a Beatles song, the word that follows it is spelled "yeah."

[Gazoo]

Extra points to AL for pronouncing Roky Erikson's name correctly.

[darryl]

Ok, the "bed" during the rundown was the Time Warp instrumental loop.  Not as bad this time around.

[RGMike]

Ok, the "bed" during the rundown was the Time Warp instrumental loop.  Not as bad this time around.

But the new replacement Foghead-announcer cannot come too soon. That screaming guy is WAY annoying.

[Davefish]

And the BOSes just keep on coming: It's the Beatles (yay!), and one of their more psychedelic offerings.

(Sodden thought: will they continue the tradition of misspelling "yay" after Beatles in the setlists?)

Misspelling?  I don't get it.  A sodden thought indeed.

Remember how Dave almost never talked about the Beatles without saying "yay" after?

Look at the setlists on the KFOG page. Every time they list a Beatles song, the word that follows it is spelled "yeah."

Ahh, I didn't realize it was "yeah" there.  That's certainly a different word.  And fer sure I remember Dave and the "yay".  He told the story on his blog a while back.  I don't remember it exactly, but I'm pretty sure alcohol and staying up late playing the Beatles were both involved.  It might even not have been Dave saying it, but a friend of his.  I'll have to check it out again.

[Tinka Cat]

Here's that Ladybird!

Back in '98, I went with my friends Niel Armstrong (yup, that's his name), Elise and Genene to the Mint for karaoke.  Elise and Genene weren't accustomed to getting drunk drunk, so they were sloppy when they got up on stage to sing this song.  Genene suddenly blurted out, "One of these days these boots are gonna walk all over YOU, NIEL ARMSTRONG!!!"

The rest of the crowd went suddenly silent, wondering what her beef was with an astronaut.

I fell out of my chair laughing.

Hilarious!  and nice nod to Ladybird which I heard yesterday and mentioned in the "Other Internet Radio" thread.

[darryl]

Wow, I don't know that Beatle's track at all, but the bass blew my ears out (in a good way).

wha wha WHA..?!

oh man, go seek it out. one of John's best.

I'm severely deficient in a lot of rock history.

[Davefish]

Wow, I don't know that Beatle's track at all, but the bass blew my ears out (in a good way).

wha wha WHA..?!

oh man, go seek it out. one of John's best.

I'm severely deficient in a lot of rock history.

But you know about Katy Perry. 

BTW, I listened to her "I Kissed a Girl", and I thought it sucked.  AND it was essentially the same story, wordwise, with worser [sic] music.