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Title: The Peak, week of 2/27/17
Post by: RGMike on February 27, 2017, 07:28:47 AM

Mon 2/27/17: 1973

Doesn't appear to be Feb '73 based on song selection: "Angie", All the Way From Memphis", Raspberries "Tonight", ABB and the Dan's "My Old School". Seems like August or September.

ETA: indeed, Mr Fink is on vacay.

Stevie takes the high ground.

OOO!Renaissance "Carpet of the Sun" BOS

Walsh knows the "Way"

BOS2 NY Dolls in "Crisis"

Title: Re: The Peak, week of 2/27/17
Post by: MGBMAC on February 27, 2017, 08:38:39 AM

Yup, originally broadcast 9-23-2016

Title: Re: The Peak, week of 2/27/17
Post by: RGMike on February 28, 2017, 07:28:57 AM

Tue 2/28/17: mid-1997

Another "classic". Tonic, Corrective Soles, MMBosstones, Macca, 3rd Eye Blind, the Foos. Meh.

Title: Re: The Peak, week of 2/27/17
Post by: RGMike on March 01, 2017, 07:28:00 AM

Wed 3/1/17: a 1985 "classic"

Late '85, it would appear.

Pete T, Dire Straits, Oingo, Mike+Mechs

White Nights --> "Push", the Cure. A nice rarity.

"Talk to Me", bleats the Goat

Sting "<3 is the 7th Wave"

Miami Vice Pepsi commercial --> SRV.

Echo/B'men BOS.

Cars "2Nite She Cums"

Title: Re: The Peak, week of 2/27/17
Post by: RGMike on March 02, 2017, 07:28:01 AM

Thur 3/2/17: 1967

appears to be late summer/early fall of '67: Stones, JB, Doors, Lulu, Jimi, Rascals, Janis/Big Brother

Oy: "Brown-Eyed Girl"

V-Fudge psych-up the Supes.

Pink Floyd sees Emily; the Box Tops get a letter.

Title: Re: The Peak, week of 2/27/17
Post by: RGMike on March 03, 2017, 07:13:47 AM

Fri 3/3/17: 1981

Late summer/early fall it would appear

Stones uber-LN to er, start us up.

Chrissie is "The Adultress". BOS1

Kinks "Better Things" BOS2

Icehouse sing about their namesake.

Arthur --> Benatar "Fire & Ice"

"LAWD! Ah am SO tired"... of white folks talking in black dialect.

Rick S, "Jessie's LN"

BOS3 Squeeze "Messed Around"

ZZT get "Tube"-ular.

RLJ, "Woody & Dutch"