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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on June 19, 2007, 07:54:59 AM
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something from Venus & Mars, perhaps?
On the Drive's this-day-in-rock-history page:
"06/19/1920 -Blue Oyster Cult released the album, 'Agents of Fortune'."
damn, I knew those guys were old, but jeez...
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something from Venus & Mars, perhaps?
and sure enuf, "LTWTMS" is TOTHC.
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BOS Ricardo Montalban's Corinthian leather!
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BOS BTO! Crank it up!
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Steven Seaweed made an interesting point about "One of These Nights" a while back, he said if you talk about the great guitar solos in rock history, this song has probably got the most underrated one. In fact it's almost totally forgotten in that context, but it's a great solo.
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it's a hard hard world. another BOS for the 'Oo "Slip Kid"
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Steven Seaweed made an interesting point about "One of These Nights" a while back, he said if you talk about the great guitar solos in rock history, this song has probably got the most underrated one. In fact it's almost totally forgotten in that context, but it's a great solo.
I'd have to go back and listen again. Whenever I hear that I'm too distracted by the heliumed backing vocals, which I can't stand: "one of these NAAAAAH---ah-ah-AH-ah-hahghts."
And I'm not wearing crankypants, but WOS to "Island Girl," a sudden collapse from what had been one of the best streaks in pop history.
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de Island Girl -- what she wanted wit de white mon's world? Minor Elton, unless you think it's about a tranny hooker.
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I'm not wearing crankypants, but WOS to "Island Girl," a sudden collapse from what had been one of the best streaks in pop history.
totally agree. I LOVED Capt. Fantastic, and rushed out and bought Rock of the Westies, but after one listen I was like, huh? But the suckiness had a silver lining, because....
....my friend down the street had less well-developed tastes & he traded me straight up, one shiny, nearly new EJ record for three slightly worn old records: Three Dog Night One, Stones Flowers & the Woodstock triple LP.
so it became my personal equivalent of the Joe Nathan trade.
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And I'm not wearing crankypants, but WOS to "Island Girl," a sudden collapse from what had been one of the best streaks in pop history.
did this hit #1 before or after "Bad Blood"? (a far worse song, IMHO)
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BOS2 Kiss -- DUUUUUDE! Party ev-er-ee DAY!
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Anyone else see this?
"The Drive's Triple Play Thursday returns in place of this week's Thursday Artist Portrait. We'll be playing 3 in a row from your favorite Drive artists all day long."
Hey hey hey, DMCA!
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Anyone else see this?
"The Drive's Triple Play Thursday returns in place of this week's Thursday Artist Portrait. We'll be playing 3 in a row from your favorite Drive artists all day long."
Hey hey hey, DMCA!
Nice to know I won't be missing a Drive 10@10 Thursday. Speaking of, Dave is NOT on vacay this week, meaning he gets to do a live Pride Set for the first time in several years. Personally, I'd prefer a "40th Anniv of Monterey Pop" set.
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Personally, I'd prefer a "40th Anniv of Monterey Pop" set.
MUCH prefer!
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Personally, I'd prefer a "40th Anniv of Monterey Pop" set.
MUCH prefer!
If you missed Little Steven's Monterey show Sun nite, I urge you to check it out on the web.
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"Highway" beats "Road". Overdrive, indeed.
Paul McCartney Listen to What the Man Said 13.5%
Earth, Wind & Fire Shining Star 3.9%
BTO Roll on Down the Highway 28.0%
Steely Dan Bad Sneakers 4.4%
Eagles One of these Nights 9.6%
The Who Slip Kid 4.7%
Elton John Island Girl 3.4%
Fleetwood Mac Over My Head 3.9%
Bruce Springsteen Thunder Road 19.2%
Kiss Rock 'n Roll All Night 9.3%