30 Sept 2011: It's...1971

[Lightnin' Rod]

wow, this set was Oldies 103.7-meets-KFox. Given the TON of interesting suggestions that were ignored, I'm once again flummoxed by what exactly DC is trying to do.

Well, there IS a reason those two broadcast stations exist, and not something like The Vault on Sirius.  People aren't that hard core.

[ggould]

"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss" = false equivalency?

[Lightnin' Rod]

I'll have to WOS Who, only because this is indeed one song I don't need to hear again.

Which is fair, since I gave WOS to Brown Sugar for basically the same reason.  But I've never really tired completely of Don't Get Fooled...

[Big Fingers McGee]

wow, this set was Oldies 103.7-meets-KFox. Given the TON of interesting suggestions that were ignored, I'm once again flummoxed by what exactly DC is trying to do.

Well, there IS a reason those two broadcast stations exist, and not something like The Vault on Sirius.  People aren't that hard core.

You would think though, that with this being 10@10, a mix of say two golden oldies, two KFox staples, two forgotten hits from the time and four others wouldn't be that much of a stretch.

[urth]

I'll also admit that I never get tired of the Doors. Hell, even give me the AM version of "Light My Fire"!

I thought the Doors were spent by this time.

No, I think LA Woman came out in '71.

I meant creatively spent.  They put some stuff out for sure.

Might have seemed so at the time, but looking back, there are still a few gems on LA Woman.

I actually meant exactly that!

Ah, OK. Didn't parse that way when I first read it.

[RGMike]

wow, this set was Oldies 103.7-meets-KFox. Given the TON of interesting suggestions that were ignored, I'm once again flummoxed by what exactly DC is trying to do.

Well, there IS a reason those two broadcast stations exist, and not something like The Vault on Sirius.  People aren't that hard core.

You would think though, that with this being 10@10, a mix of say two golden oldies, two KFox staples, two forgotten hits from the time and four others wouldn't be that much of a stretch.

And again: if Dred's allowed to be off the wall in his "Connected" sets, why must AL be reined-in? I see no logic in that.

[Wayback]

9/30/11 - Friday!  Joy to be in...  1971
 1. Three Dog Night - Joy To The World
 2. Rolling Stones - Brown Sugar
(Ad: Johnny Lightning Free Car in Cheerios)
 3. T Rex - Jeepster
(Movie: Shaft)
 4. Isaac Hayes - Theme from Shaft
 5. Faces - Stay With Me (B.O.S!)
 6. The Doors - The Wasp (Texas Radio and The Big Beat)
 7. Richie Havens - Here Comes The Sun
(TV: The Sonny and Cher Show)
 8. Cher - Gypsies Tramps and Thieves
 9. Led Zeppelin - Rock and Roll
(News: Nixon Wage Freeze)
10. The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again

[Lightnin' Rod]

"Meet the new boss, same as the old boss" = false equivalency?

Well, we could debate that, but close enough for a rock song.