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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on April 03, 2009, 10:01:01 AM
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I think it must be '79, Floyd don't need no education.
Oops, that was the song before the set, which is only kicking of at 10:04 today.
Yay for Larry!
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BOS Yes, Long Distance Run Around. Woo Hoo!!!
Rich, were are ya?
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HOT CUH-LUH! Melting the anger to stone....
Whatever the f*** that means.
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prog rock~!!
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not possible for Too Many People to give this a BOS. One of Macca's best imho.
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Too many hungry people losing weight!
From the underappreciated Ram album--still wish someone would bust out Smile Away from this record--great effin' bloody tune.
(Just realized I was getting a bit loose with the f-bombs there.)
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Too many hungry people losing weight!
From the underappreciated Ram album--still wish someone would bust out Smile Away from this record--great effin' tune.
someone played that in the past year -- Bob, I think.
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Too many hungry people losing weight!
From the underappreciated Ram album--still wish someone would bust out Smile Away from this record--great effin' bloody tune.
(Just realized I was getting a bit loose with the f-bombs there.)
Fuck that shit. Bomb away!
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Buy Buy! Miss American Fuckin' Pie!
woo hoo!
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Hey! American Pie is a major '71 sledgehammer. Hope it's the l-o-o-o-o-o-o-n-g version!
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Too many hungry people losing weight!
From the underappreciated Ram album--still wish someone would bust out Smile Away from this record--great effin' bloody tune.
(Just realized I was getting a bit loose with the f-bombs there.)
Fuck that shit. Bomb away!
Well, fuck it then.
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Hey! American Pie is a major '71 sledgehammer. Hope it's the l-o-o-o-o-o-o-n-g version!
"and we sang dirges in the dark" one of the greatest lines ever.
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Hey Mike, in your NYC days did you ever get to The Levee, or was already gone then?
Having a whiskey and rye there would have been a pilgrimage for me.
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Hey Mike, in your NYC days did you ever get to The Levee, or was already gone then?
Having a whiskey and rye there would have been a pilgrimage for me.
I have no idea what you're referring to. A bar?
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Is rye even stocked at bars anymore? I'm wondering what kind of looks I'd get if I walked into a bar and asked for a whiskey & rye.
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Neither are close to being rarities, but Mercy Mercy Me and Changes still sound pretty great.
And without Changes, Flight of the Conchords would lose half their act.
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Hey Mike, in your NYC days did you ever get to The Levee, or was already gone then?
Having a whiskey and rye there would have been a pilgrimage for me.
I have no idea what you're referring to. A bar?
Yes, "I went down to The Levee, but The Levee was dry", meaning out of hooch.
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BOS to Carly Simon, "That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be." One of the most haunting records I've ever heard.
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Take me down, Little Susie, take me down....
There's a local musician who goes by the name Little Sue who is completely bankrupt in the talent department, but somehow always manages to get asked onstage whenever the Minus 5 play. Driving me crazy, I tellya.
Another great nugget from Carly Simon, which DM has played to great effect in the last year or so.
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Neither are close to being rarities, but Mercy Mercy Me and Changes still sound pretty great.
And without Changes, Flight of the Conchords would lose half their act.
FOTC are gods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxtbJf5E9i4
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BOS to Carly Simon, "That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be." One of the most haunting records I've ever heard.
...and a staple of Anti-Valentine's Day sets everywhere.
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BTW, belated big fat BOS to "Dead Flowers"
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Neither are close to being rarities, but Mercy Mercy Me and Changes still sound pretty great.
And without Changes, Flight of the Conchords would lose half their act.
FOTC are gods.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxtbJf5E9i4
Mike, did you see my question on Wed's April 1 KWSD thread? Just curious.
ETA: I see you already did.
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Woo Hoo!!! Even Larry sends a Happy Birthday to our resident of Spain, "the ladies are insane there"
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And one for the Gaz-man: Never Been to Spain.
DM's played a good share of 3DN, but I don't think he's Been to Spain either.
ETA: I'd forgotten that this, like Joy to the World, is another Hoyt Axton comp. They sure boosted his bank balance in '71--two HUGE hits both from his pen.
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Woo Hoo!!! Even Larry sends a Happy Birthday to our resident of Spain, "the ladies are insane there"
They sure know how to use it! (Guess they've got legs, too.)
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"In the Summertime" is a cruel joke to hear as I watch sheets of rain outside my window before a slate-grey sky. I think Friday Funtime will be an all-"rain" set today.
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Really enjoying the sound today -- Bos, Carly.
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And one for the Gaz-man: Never Been to Spain.
DM's played a good share of 3DN, but I don't think he's Been to Spain either.
ETA: I'd forgotten that this, like Joy to the World, is another Hoyt Axton comp. They sure boosted his bank balance in '71--two HUGE hits both from his pen.
Hoyt Axton: underrapreciated genius.
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"In the Summertime" is a cruel joke to hear as I watch sheets of rain outside my window before a slate-grey sky. I think Friday Funtime will be an all-"rain" set today.
It's also in the wrong year -- it's from 1970.
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Answer to the follow up Love Story trivia: Not only did Tommy Lee Jones (whose film debut was as Ryan O'Neils roommate) actually go to Harvard where his real roommate was Al Gore. Just like in the movie they lived in a 'quad', and another of the roommates was none other than author Erich Segal. When he wrote the book (which was a HUGE best-seller before being made into a film) he based O'Neill's Oliver character loosely on Gore (remember, his father was a Senator & very wealthy) and Tommy Lee's character was loosely based on...Tommy Lee!
Furthermore Erich Segal went on to become a professor of literature at Harvard.
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Answer to the follow up Love Story trivia: Not only did Tommy Lee Jones (whose film debut was as Ryan O'Neils roommate) actually go to Harvard where his real roommate was Al Gore. Just like in the movie they lived in a 'quad', and another of the roommates was none other than author Erich Segal. When he wrote the book (which was a HUGE best-seller before being made into a film) he based O'Neill's Oliver character loosely on Gore (remember, his father was a Senator & very wealthy) and Tommy Lee's character was loosely based on...Tommy Lee!
Furthermore Erich Segal went on to become a professor of literature at Harvard.
good guess on my part, then ;)
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Answer to the follow up Love Story trivia: Not only did Tommy Lee Jones (whose film debut was as Ryan O'Neils roommate) actually go to Harvard where his real roommate was Al Gore. Just like in the movie they lived in a 'quad', and another of the roommates was none other than author Erich Segal. When he wrote the book (which was a HUGE best-seller before being made into a film) he based O'Neill's Oliver character loosely on Gore (remember, his father was a Senator & very wealthy) and Tommy Lee's character was loosely based on...Tommy Lee!
Furthermore Erich Segal went on to become a professor of literature at Harvard.
When I was in 6th or 7th grade (70-71), there was a tattered copy of Love Story that got passed surreptitiously from kid to kid in our class. Made our 11-year-old hearts go pitter-pat. Or something like that.
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Answer to the follow up Love Story trivia: Not only did Tommy Lee Jones (whose film debut was as Ryan O'Neils roommate) actually go to Harvard where his real roommate was Al Gore. Just like in the movie they lived in a 'quad', and another of the roommates was none other than author Erich Segal. When he wrote the book (which was a HUGE best-seller before being made into a film) he based O'Neill's Oliver character loosely on Gore (remember, his father was a Senator & very wealthy) and Tommy Lee's character was loosely based on...Tommy Lee!
Furthermore Erich Segal went on to become a professor of literature at Harvard.
When I was in 6th or 7th grade (70-71), there was a tattered copy of Love Story that got passed surreptitiously from kid to kid in our class. Made our 11-year-old hearts go pitter-pat. Or something like that.
Really? Then you were the Wimpiest. 11-year-old-boys. EVAH. It was *THE* book to ridicule when I was 15.
anyway... nice set despite the Mungo Jerrymandering.
Long Distance Runaround by Yes
Too Many People by Paul Mccartney
American Pie by Don Mclean
Mercy Mercy Me by Marvin Gaye
Changes by David Bowie
Dead Flowers by Rolling Stones
That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be by Carly Simon
Never Been To Spain by Three Dog Night
In The Summertime by Mungo Jerry (WRONG YEAR!)
Love Her Madly by Doors
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When I was in 6th or 7th grade (70-71), there was a tattered copy of Love Story that got passed surreptitiously from kid to kid in our class. Made our 11-year-old hearts go pitter-pat. Or something like that.
I've been listening to the Love Story theme way too much in recent weeks. "How long does it last? Can love be measured by the hours in a day? I have no answers now, but this much I can say: I know I'll need her till the stars burn away. And she'll be there ..."
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When I was in 6th or 7th grade (70-71), there was a tattered copy of Love Story that got passed surreptitiously from kid to kid in our class. Made our 11-year-old hearts go pitter-pat. Or something like that.
I've been listening to the Love Story theme way too much in recent weeks. "How long does it last? Can love be measured by the hours in a day? I have no answers now, but this much I can say: I know I'll need her till the stars burn away. And she'll be there ..."
yer scarin' me, bub. Sorry I ever said nice things about Andy Williams.
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Answer to the follow up Love Story trivia: Not only did Tommy Lee Jones (whose film debut was as Ryan O'Neils roommate) actually go to Harvard where his real roommate was Al Gore. Just like in the movie they lived in a 'quad', and another of the roommates was none other than author Erich Segal. When he wrote the book (which was a HUGE best-seller before being made into a film) he based O'Neill's Oliver character loosely on Gore (remember, his father was a Senator & very wealthy) and Tommy Lee's character was loosely based on...Tommy Lee!
Furthermore Erich Segal went on to become a professor of literature at Harvard.
When I was in 6th or 7th grade (70-71), there was a tattered copy of Love Story that got passed surreptitiously from kid to kid in our class. Made our 11-year-old hearts go pitter-pat. Or something like that.
Really? Then you were the Wimpiest. 11-year-old-boys. EVAH. It was *THE* book to ridicule when I was 15.
Nah, we were just more in touch with our feminine sides.
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BOS Yes, Long Distance Run Around. Woo Hoo!!!
Rich, were are ya?
Hi Mark. Hey, I finally figured out what you meant on the KFOG 10@10 thread today, about giving me a shout.
I hadn't ever checked out this 'alternate universe' 10@10 thread (or online stream) before. Definitely 1971 beat 1992 (or whatever year it was on KFOG) today. Yes!!