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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on March 24, 2005, 07:29:38 AM
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as per usual on a Thurs, the RIAA thang is in effect, but you can get in thru Geoff's "back door" WM link.
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Oh, good. I had resigned myself to Deep Tracks on the assumption of lockout.
I didn't check to see if they posted the setlist in advance like yesterday -- did they? (Don't spoil any surprises if they did.) Predicting some Aerosmith and something from Court & Spark. Also Bowie seems likely. But I'd rather hear John Denver or Gordon Lightfoot today, weirdly enough.
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Oh, good. I had resigned myself to Deep Tracks on the assumption of lockout.
I didn't check to see if they posted the setlist in advance like yesterday -- did they? (Don't spoil any surprises if they did.) Predicting some Aerosmith and something from Court & Spark. Also Bowie seems likely. But I'd rather hear John Denver or Gordon Lightfoot today, weirdly enough.
don't know if you heard the interview on KFOG earlier, but this guy has written a book called "Popstrology" -- he says you can chart your life using not the stars but the songs that were charted on your birthdate.
http://www.popstrology.com/index.html
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Oh, good. I had resigned myself to Deep Tracks on the assumption of lockout.
I didn't check to see if they posted the setlist in advance like yesterday -- did they? (Don't spoil any surprises if they did.) Predicting some Aerosmith and something from Court & Spark. Also Bowie seems likely. But I'd rather hear John Denver or Gordon Lightfoot today, weirdly enough.
don't know if you heard the interview on KFOG earlier, but this guy has written a book called "Popstrology" -- he says you can chart your life using not the stars but the songs that were charted on your birthdate.
http://www.popstrology.com/index.html
Amusingly enough, I got that book as a present last month. The author was on Micky Dolenz's morning show earlier this week. I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
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don't know if you heard the interview on KFOG earlier, but this guy has written a book called "Popstrology" -- he says you can chart your life using not the stars but the songs that were charted on your birthdate.
http://www.popstrology.com/index.html
Amusingly enough, I got that book as a present last month. The author was on Micky Dolenz's morning show earlier this week. I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
Sadly, he only goes back to '56. The website explains he hopes to go back futher on the near future.
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"now go do that voodoo that you do so weeeeellll...."
Here's Gaz's BOS! Mr Chapin.
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
sorry Geoff, you're in the same pre-'56 boat as I am.
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Sadly, he only goes back to '56. The website explains he hopes to go back futher on the near future.
:cry: :cry: :cry:
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Now that Gaz has finished sobbing... here's the Ozark Mtn Daredevils, "If you Wanna Get to Heaven, You Gotta Feed Terri Schiavo".
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
Argh. Popstrology that precedes the Billboard chart era (1956) is beyond the author's (and thus my) purview. Sorry, Geoff.
(The author made a special case for Micky, born 3/8/45, declaring him to have been born under the Andrews Sisters.)
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
4/3/77
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according to the iTunes Billboard hot 30:
Sam's Song (Single) Bing Crosby & Gary Crosby
Play a Simple Melody (Single) Bing Crosby & Gary Crosby
Music! Music! Music! Teresa Brewer
The Third Man Theme Guy Lombardo
Harbor Lights Sammy Kaye
Bonaparte's Retreat Kay Starr
There's No Tomorrow Tony Martin
I Wanna Be Loved (Single) The Andrews Sisters
Tennessee Waltz Patti Page
I Can Dream, Can't I? (Single) The Andrews Sisters
I'll Never Be Free Kay Starr
All My Love Patti Page
Hoop-Dee-Doo Perry Como
My Foolish Heart Billy Eckstine
Dear Hearts and Gentle People (Single) Bing Crosby
The Cry of the Wild Goose Frankie Laine
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"now go do that voodoo that you do so weeeeellll...."
Here's Gaz's BOS! Mr Chapin.
You got it, mamasake. What's this playing now? (After the OMD)
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I'd forgotten Dave Mason did a version of "All Along the Watchtower". And with good reason.
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I guess Dave was actually in the studio for the recording of Jimi's version, thus a sort of pedigree, or 'right to play' this song!
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I'd forgotten about this.
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BOS the Cat Man -- here's a cover I can get behind. Just goofy enough to work.
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BOS Kiki Dee!! What a great track -- has Dave ever played this?
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BOS the Cat Man -- here's a cover I can get behind. Just goofy enough to work.
I feel just the opposite way -- I abhor this song in all its incarnations, and it seemed a particularly cynical attempt at a hit for the Cat man.
On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
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BOS the Cat Man -- here's a cover I can get behind. Just goofy enough to work.
I feel just the opposite way -- I abhor this song in all its incarnations, and it seemed a particularly cynical attempt at a hit for the Cat man.
On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
On one hand we have Sam Cooke, Kiki Dee in the other, and what? You choose Kiki?
oy!!!!!!!!!
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BOS the Cat Man -- here's a cover I can get behind. Just goofy enough to work.
I feel just the opposite way -- I abhor this song in all its incarnations, and it seemed a particularly cynical attempt at a hit for the Cat man.
Yeah, he needed a hit and a cover always works. But why hate the song? too much early-'60s sexism?
On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
Now you can stride into Gym Sports Bar like a Colossus and knock 'em dead!
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BOS the Cat Man -- here's a cover I can get behind. Just goofy enough to work.
I feel just the opposite way -- I abhor this song in all its incarnations, and it seemed a particularly cynical attempt at a hit for the Cat man.
On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
On one hand we have Sam Cooke, Kiki Dee in the other, and what? You choose Kiki?
oy!!!!!!!!!
Oh, it's not even close. Kiki had one of the greatest fake-endings ever. Sam, you know, I hate to shoot a cannon at the canon, but I just dislike everything about his voice. I find his style overmannered and his lyrics painfully corny (yes, they were of their time; but no, I have never been of that time). Cokes in the icebox? Yawn. Much of his repertoire exists in my worst-of list, including "Saturday Night," "You Send Me," "Cupid," and "Having a Party."
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On one hand we have Sam Cooke, Kiki Dee in the other, and what? You choose Kiki?
oy!!!!!!!!!
NOT sam cooke. NOT sam cooke.
and that comes from a cat fan. i hate his version of that song. hate it. it sounds like carnies gone awry.
here's bowie for those who guessed!
but bos to kiki. my boss came to talk to me about "old school," (which i watched last night, at her suggestion), so i missed the coolest part of the song - the intro.
best license plate frame of the morning commute: at least i'm enjoying the ride
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BOS the Cat Man -- here's a cover I can get behind. Just goofy enough to work.
I feel just the opposite way -- I abhor this song in all its incarnations, and it seemed a particularly cynical attempt at a hit for the Cat man.
On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
On one hand we have Sam Cooke, Kiki Dee in the other, and what? You choose Kiki?
oy!!!!!!!!!
Did Mr Cooke actually write as well as sing the original?
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best license plate frame of the morning commute: at least i'm enjoying the ride
score another one for the Deadheads! :mrgreen:
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On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
Now you can stride into Gym Sports Bar like a Colossus and knock 'em dead!
i think i have to return my card now. when gaz wrote "I feel butcher already," i thought he was using rhyming slang, so i looked up "butcher's hook," but decided that didn't make any sense ("look"). then i just assumed i missed some inside joke...
so you mean, butcher, as in butch? :) i'm so slow...
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On the other hand, a big ol' BOS2 to the Mistress Kiki, who gets a hold of her blues and just plays them. I feel butcher already.
Now you can stride into Gym Sports Bar like a Colossus and knock 'em dead!
i think i have to return my card now. when gaz wrote "I feel butcher already," i thought he was using rhyming slang, so i looked up "butcher's hook," but decided that didn't make any sense ("look"). then i just assumed i missed some inside joke...
so you mean, butcher, as in butch? :) i'm so slow...
He just meant he's in the mood for some, er, meat :D
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Who's doing this nice soft shuffle? Reminds me of Brewer & Shipley, or the Stampeders. VHM, whoever it is. A breakout to me.
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Who's doing this nice soft shuffle? Reminds me of Brewer & Shipley, or the Stampeders. VHM, whoever it is. A breakout to me.
they're doing something on lsd, he said.
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Who's doing this nice soft shuffle? Reminds me of Brewer & Shipley, or the Stampeders. VHM, whoever it is. A breakout to me.
they're doing something on lsd, he said.
10:32am
LAKESHORE DRIVE by ALIOTTA HAYNES JERIMIA
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I wish Dave or Bob would play "Man of the World." That song sounded so hot on a big jukebox.
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Who's doing this nice soft shuffle? Reminds me of Brewer & Shipley, or the Stampeders. VHM, whoever it is. A breakout to me.
they're doing something on lsd, he said.
10:32am
LAKESHORE DRIVE by ALIOTTA HAYNES JERIMIA
A local Chicago fave, obviously. Bob's played it before, I can never remember the artist.
Too Rolling Stoned, baby! proxys for Rod and mshray?
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Who's doing this nice soft shuffle? Reminds me of Brewer & Shipley, or the Stampeders. VHM, whoever it is. A breakout to me.
they're doing something on lsd, he said.
10:32am
LAKESHORE DRIVE by ALIOTTA HAYNES JERIMIA
A local Chicago fave, obviously. Bob's played it before, I can never remember the artist.
Too Rolling Stoned, baby! proxys for Rod and mshray?
Another one I've never heard. I probably would have guessed Robin Trower.
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Too Rolling Stoned, baby! proxys for Rod and mshray?
definitely. and a vhm from me.
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another KSAN classic
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"can a biopic be far behind?"
Usher IS Sam Cooke in A Change is Gonna Come!
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"can a biopic be far behind?"
Usher IS Sam Cooke in A Change is Gonna Come!
sssh! from your lips to omebody's ears. please, please no!! of course, anyone would be better than that awful leon.
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"can a biopic be far behind?"
Usher IS Sam Cooke in A Change is Gonna Come!
sssh! from your lips to omebody's ears. please, please no!! of course, anyone would be better than that awful leon.
or Wayne Brady.
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or Wayne Brady.
does he still have a job? i remember when we liked him. before he turned into a bad imitation of a smother brother.
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
9/16/1959, please.
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or Wayne Brady.
does he still have a job? i remember when we liked him. before he turned into a bad imitation of a smother brother.
OMFG. I saw the most *hilarious* sketch on Dave Chappelle's Show last night that featured Wayne Brady deconstructing his identity. You'll never think of him the same way after seeing him dusted out, shooting cops, and pimping 'hos.
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Too Rolling Stoned, baby! proxys for Rod and mshray?
Yes, thank you.
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
9/16/1959, please.
Me too, 5/1/1959 -- not older than dirt, but older than urth.
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or Wayne Brady.
does he still have a job? i remember when we liked him. before he turned into a bad imitation of a smother brother.
OMFG. I saw the most *hilarious* sketch on Dave Chappelle's Show last night that featured Wayne Brady deconstructing his identity. You'll never think of him the same way after seeing him dusted out, shooting cops, and pimping 'hos.
I've seen that bit, it was quite hilarious. And oddly sexy... but I digress.
The word is that he's a jerk, the KFOG crew have said that a number of times -- he was supposed to be on one morning and they were given a list of things he wouldn't do (one of which was apparently "be funny").
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I'll be happy to provide the popstrological charts for anyone who provides me the birthdate info.
9/16/1959, please.
Me too, 5/1/1959 -- not older than dirt, but older than urth.
Ba-da-BUMP.
Don't forget to tip your waitresses...