30 Jan 2014: it's... 1983

[Tinka Cat]

Stones "Undah-covah" -- is this a different mix?

don't think so, sounds like the one I've always heard.  I loved this video!

[Big Fingers McGee]

Stones "Undah-covah" -- is this a different mix?

don't think so, sounds like the one I've always heard.  I loved this video!

Probably not a bustout, but I don't believe we've heard it in awhile.

[urth]

Stones "Undah-covah" -- is this a different mix?

don't think so, sounds like the one I've always heard.  I loved this video!

Likewise. The Stones had a bit of balls on this record, in no small part due to working with Steve Lillywhite, iirc. Best track so far, and I'm sure certain GS members are in ecstasy right now.

[RGMike]

anti-nuke protesters --> Yes, "Leave it", one of my all-time worst WOSes.

[Tinka Cat]

anti-nuke protesters --> Yes, "Leave it", one of my all-time worst WOSes.

heh, I like this one.

[urth]

And back to the depths we go. This version of Yes bore little resemblance to the one I revere from 6 or more years previous, although it probably put some significant cash in their bank accounts.

[Tinka Cat]

And back to the depths we go. This version of Yes bore little resemblance to the one I revere from 6 or more years previous, although it probably put some significant cash in their bank accounts.

oh, yeah, they cashed in fer shure.  I liked Owner of  Lonely Heart, prob b/c I was glued to MTV back then.  But as a guitar god worshipper, I felt dismayed that Steve Howe was not in the band.  It was not the same Yes.

[RGMike]

Santana  "Havana Moon" -- closest to a rarity we'll get, I guess. (tho' I'm surprised to see that "Undercover..." didn't come up when I searched)

[urth]

Guessing this is Santana doing "Havana Moon." Closest to a rarity we've heard so far but it's putting me to ZZZzzzzz.

[RGMike]

Testament -- one of the saddest movies I have ever seen.

OMFG: turn around, Bright Eyes!  BOS Bonnie Tyler for cheeze factor alone.

[urth]

Testament -- one of the saddest movies I have ever seen.

OMFG: turn around, Bright Eyes!  BOS Bonnie Tyler for cheeze factor alone.

Was wondering if it were that or The Day After. Yes, I remember being profoundly affected by it too, particularly the scene with the mother and son dancing to the Beatles. Needed a strong drink afterward.

ETA: Did Jim Steinman have anything to do with the Bonnie Tyler song? It has his bombastic sound; I'm thinking it is.

[Big Fingers McGee]

Jim Steinman, who has made otherwise-intolerable-to-me acts pleasurable (Air Supply, Meat Loaf, even Celine Dion).

[RGMike]

Jim Steinman, who has made otherwise-intolerable-to-me acts pleasurable (Air Supply, Meat Loaf, even Celine Dion).

and don't forget Barry Manilow!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sXOy3tcP6S8

[RGMike]

I love "True" but it's way LN at this point.

[RGMike]

Testament -- one of the saddest movies I have ever seen.

OMFG: turn around, Bright Eyes!  BOS Bonnie Tyler for cheeze factor alone.

Was wondering if it were that or The Day After. Yes, I remember being profoundly affected by it too, particularly the scene with the mother and son dancing to the Beatles.

Granted, I had just broken up with someone and was in a fragile state, but I cried continuously for the last 45 minutes of that film.