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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on February 19, 2009, 12:39:33 PM
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Not gonna bust the exact year, but it's from the 60s--heard a promo a few minutes ago. With '74 and a Soul Patrol already played, this week is looking like a pretty fine one.
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I'll be at the computer at 10 today for the first time in a while.
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Likewise, albeit with limited opportunity to post.
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standing by...
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Politician! Mortician!
somebody give me a BOS!
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somebody get me a veggie burrito!
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Somebody can haz cheeseburger?
(Thx Geoff, for updating the year of the spin!)
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somebody get me a veggie burrito!
3/5 of a second away from a jinx. ;)
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Somebody can haz cheeseburger?
(Thx Geoff, for updating the year of the spin!)
It's either 10-27-2006, or it's not in the Db.
ETA: Bitchin' set! Not there's ever been a shoody 1968 set from Dave, but this one has some really great stuff.
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somebody get me a veggie burrito!
3/5 of a second away from a jinx. ;)
Never mind, we got a "Somebody ..." jinx x3 anyway!
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Baby Come Back!
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Baby Come Back!
Eddy kinda fool could see!
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
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Just coming back. Was in the kitchen grillin up a cheeseburger.
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
Michigan seems like a dream to me now
:(
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
I'm glad my officemate isn't working today - this is gonna make me well up horribly.
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Always lovely S&G
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Somebody can haz cheeseburger?
(Thx Geoff, for updating the year of the spin!)
It's either 10-27-2006, or it's not in the Db.
ETA: Bitchin' set! Not there's ever been a shoody 1968 set from Dave, but this one has some really great stuff.
I'm shocked that this is the only appearance of Living In the USA in the DB though. I'd have guessed it to have appeared a few times at least.
BOS2 America. The song, not the band.
It took me four days to hitchhike from Alpena....
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Donovan Hurdy Gurdy Man!
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BOS America - But I just tuned in.
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Donovan Hurdy Gurdy Man!
Wow, the stream must be significantly behind the over-the-air signal. Hurdy Gurdy Man just now started.
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notice that Vietnam-Viet Cong propaganda clip mentioned hamburgers?
with S&G talking about the Jersey Turnpike and "..looking for America," a fast food sub-theme jumped out at me.
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
Michigan seems like a dream to me now
:(
I take that as an "I-miss-Dave" lament?
Me too.
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Baby Come Back!
Eddy kinda fool could see!
Very nice. I wish I could Equal(s) the cleverness of that post.
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Deep Purple Hush
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ha! Renee must've bumped into the CD player. I heard a skip
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
Michigan seems like a dream to me now
:(
I take that as an "I-miss-Dave" lament?
Me too.
you are correct sir
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Deep Purple Hush
Gotta love the organ on this tune, especially right at the beginning.
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Deep Purple Hush
nice avatar!
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Martha My Dear!
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
Michigan seems like a dream to me now
:(
I take that as an "I-miss-Dave" lament?
Me too.
As I did with this comment:
It took me four days to hitchhike from Alpena....
(Alpena is the town Dave moved to, I think--it's a town on the coast of northeast Michigan, on Lake Huron. It was mentioned once or twice in the last Morning Show.)
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Martha My Dear!
A song for your better half, Mr. G.
Btw, your avatar has gone away.
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Comedienne Paula Poundstone ruined any Bobby Kennedy assassination clips for me a long time ago.
She noted that Sirhan Sirhan was up for parole, and that he was quoted in the news saying, "If were Robert Kennedy still alive, he would approve of my getting paroled."
Quoth Paula: "You gotta feel sorry for this guy! The one person who would have wanted him paroled, and it has to be the same guy he shot."
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Simon and Garfunkel are looking for America
Michigan seems like a dream to me now
:(
I take that as an "I-miss-Dave" lament?
Me too.
As I did with this comment:
It took me four days to hitchhike from Alpena....
(Alpena is the town Dave moved to, I think--it's a town on the coast of northeast Michigan, on Lake Huron. It was mentioned once or twice in the last Morning Show.)
wow, I missed that reference; I thought you were referring to some town in Oregon!
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Martha My Dear!
A song for your better half, Mr. G.
Btw, your avatar has gone away.
No it hasn't, it's the album cover.
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Jimi's Watchtower!
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As I did with this comment:
It took me four days to hitchhike from Alpena....
(Alpena is the town Dave moved to, I think--it's a town on the coast of northeast Michigan, on Lake Huron. It was mentioned once or twice in the last Morning Show.)
wow, I missed that reference; I thought you were referring to some town in Oregon!
I did too, I thought you were Mondegreening Albany.
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Martha My Dear!
A song for your better half, Mr. G.
Btw, your avatar has gone away.
No it hasn't, it's the album cover.
Ah, I see it now.
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heh heh, Tigers Tigers rah rah rah.
A Dave fave clip
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As I did with this comment:
It took me four days to hitchhike from Alpena....
(Alpena is the town Dave moved to, I think--it's a town on the coast of northeast Michigan, on Lake Huron. It was mentioned once or twice in the last Morning Show.)
wow, I missed that reference; I thought you were referring to some town in Oregon!
I thought Alpena... was truncated! too lazy to spell the rest of the town's name
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I can handle that insipid "Tigers - Rah rah rah, Cardinals Boo" a little better after the 2006 World Series!
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"Tigers, Tigers: Rah Rah Rah.
Cardinals, Cardinals: Boo."
that's really all you need in a fight song. Anything else is just too wordy.
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Martha My Dear!
A song for your better half, Mr. G.
Btw, your avatar has gone away.
No it hasn't, it's the album cover.
Ah, I see it now.
Now you see it, now you don't.
Geoff are you off school this whole week, are are you just super fast with the avatar switch?
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
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Martha My Dear!
A song for your better half, Mr. G.
Btw, your avatar has gone away.
No it hasn't, it's the album cover.
Ah, I see it now.
Now you see it, now you don't.
Geoff are you off school this whole week, are are you jsut super fast with the avatar switch?
last day of vacation
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It's your Lulu Morning Dew
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Some great clips in this set--love that KMart ad.
"Barbecues to roast your wieners" indeed.
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
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i'm really digging the extracurriculars w this set. I suppose with some of these short songs -- I was surprised at how short the Donovan song was -- Dave needs to fill the gaps.
Love this Lulu take on Morning Dew.
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
There's no question that Jimi made this his song, but I'd say there are numerous instances of the covers of Dylan songs being better than the original. The Byrds practically made a career of excellent Dylan covers, wouldn't ya say?
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It's your Lulu Morning Dew
Safe to say this is the one and only time this appears in the DB.
Geoff, did this predate the GD version of Dew?
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
My birthday, too! :)
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It's your Lulu Morning Dew
too fab-u-luss!!!!!!!!!
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
There's no question that Jimi made this his song, but I'd say there are numerous instances of the covers of Dylan songs being better than the original. The Byrds practically made a career of excellent Dylan covers, wouldn't ya say?
point well taken
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Troggs Love is All Around
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
There's no question that Jimi made this his song, but I'd say there are numerous instances of the covers of Dylan songs being better than the original. The Byrds practically made a career of excellent Dylan covers, wouldn't ya say?
And the first half of Manfred Mann's career, before he switched to Springsteen covers.
Jimi's version is also one of the rare cases where the cover preceeded the original's release.
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Troggs Love is All Around
Spring Break 1968, Heloise Lobo, Brazilian exchange student, first girl I kissed!
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
My birthday, too! :)
That's right, had momentarily forgotten that. You wanna go catch the movie? I'll be in the city that afternoon/evening retrieving my mother-in-law from SFO.
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not sure which version of Bring it on Home to Me
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
My birthday, too! :)
Happy Bday! ;D
My Birthday's in 2 days - along with George Washington
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
Agreed with all of the above. Wish I could watch the Watchmen with y'alls on 03.06.09!
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
My birthday, too! :)
Happy Bday! ;D
My Birthday's in 2 days - along with George Washington
Then a happy birthday this weekend to you, Rastermon!
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not sure which version of Bring it on Home to Me
Eddie Floyd!
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Fab set for a Friday. And we topped 5 pages of posts without Mike here to spur us on. Now that's sayin' something!
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Happy Friday and onto a great weekend.
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Fab set for a Friday. And we topped 5 pages of posts without Mike here to spur us on. Now that's sayin' something!
He'll have to chime in on the replay tonight.
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
My birthday, too! :)
That's right, had momentarily forgotten that. You wanna go catch the movie? I'll be in the city that afternoon/evening retrieving my mother-in-law from SFO.
maybe we could meet for a drink, but I'll prob skip the movie on opening night. I do want to see it, though.
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This is one of the ultimate cases of a cover supplanting the original, which is no small feat for a Dylan song
"Two riders were approaching, and the wind began to howl."
This was used in the graphic novel Watchmen to great effect (each chapter ended with a quote, and this qoute led into the final chapter). Wonder if/how they will work this into the film. From all appearances it hews very closelyto the source material.
And it comes out on my birthday!
My birthday, too! :)
That's right, had momentarily forgotten that. You wanna go catch the movie? I'll be in the city that afternoon/evening retrieving my mother-in-law from SFO.
maybe we could meet for a drink, but I'll prob skip the movie on opening night. I do want to see it, though.
Sounds do-able. I'll ping you separately.
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Happy Bday! ;D
My Birthday's in 2 days - along with George Washington
Happy Birthday, Rastermon!
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Happy Bday! ;D
My Birthday's in 2 days - along with George Washington
Happy Birthday, Rastermon!
Indeed, hope you have a great day, sir. Would love it if this great sunny weather we're having hung around thru your b-day, but I've heard it'll be otherwise.
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So is anyone listening on terrestrial radio? Can you tell me what the bonus track was? The stream got hosed again--lots o' commercials, then back into that fabulous 1968 relic Train in Vain. ???
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2/20/09 - FRIDAY!!! Sounds like...1968!!!
1. Steve Miller Band - Living in the USA
2. The Equals - Baby Come Back
3. Simon & Garfunkel - America
4. Donovan - Hurdy Gurdy Man
5. Deep Purple - Hush
6. Beatles (yeah!) - Martha My Dear
7. Jimi Hendrix - All Along the Watchtower (BEST OF SET!!)
8. Lulu - Morning Dew (vinyl!!)
9. The Troggs - Love is All Around
10. Eddie Floyd - Bring it on Home to Me
BONUS TRACK: Turtles - You Showed Me
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So is anyone listening on terrestrial radio? Can you tell me what the bonus track was? The stream got hosed again--lots o' commercials, then back into that fabulous 1968 relic Train in Vain. ???
BONUS TRACK: Turtles - You Showed Me
Dang me. That's a helluva bonus track to have missed. We may never hear that on KFOG again.
Dave's only played 3 Turtles tunes, once each, in '66, '67 & '68. And I'm beginning to wonder if we'll ever go back further than '68 in the future (assuming of course that Dave actually resurfaces!)
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2/20/09 - FRIDAY!!! Sounds like...1968!!!
A fab set -- 10-way-tie, despite the Equals and S&G being near-Katrinas (at least to my ears) and a special shout-out to the wonderful, underrated Troggs, just because Gaz dissed them recently.
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a special shout-out to the wonderful, underrated Troggs, just because Gaz dissed them recently.
Revenge is so unbecoming, dear. ;)