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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on January 27, 2006, 07:52:36 AM
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nice pre-set surprise: "Wreck of The Edmund Fitz".
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"I think I'm gonna be the balding, virile type... with a 26 million-dollar townhouse."
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early BOS: Alice, "School's Out".
"We can't even think of a word that rhymes!"
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VHM to what sounds like the looooong version of "Suavecito".
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BOS2 Pops & Mavis, respectin' theyselfs.
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BOS2 Pops & Mavis, respectin' theyselfs.
This is making my day. Been a while since I could get in early enough to hear Bob.
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The Band's Rock of Ages beats "World Class Rock of Ages" :wink:
ETA: ooo! double play! "Drove Old Dixie" into "Great Divide".
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The Band's Rock of Ages beats "World Class Rock of Ages" :wink:
ETA: ooo! double play! "Drove Old Dixie" into "Great Divide".
This is sweet, yet we should enjoy while it lasts. Ginger is going to the 80's &, due to technical difficulties, Dave is giving us a repeat today.
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The Band's Rock of Ages beats "World Class Rock of Ages" :wink:
ETA: ooo! double play! "Drove Old Dixie" into "Great Divide".
This is sweet, yet we should enjoy while it lasts. Ginger is going to the 80's &, due to technical difficulties, Dave is giving us a repeat today.
I wondered if the Morning Show's relocation to the backup studio would have any effect on the "Fogheads at Fifteen" set. Guess we'll get it Monday. Actually, a "classic" from '68 or '69 would be preferable as far as I'm concerned.
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"If you think it's butter, but it's snot...It's Chiffon!"
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BOS Elvis!
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"If you think it's butter, but it's snot...It's Chiffon!"
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LOL!
In the '80s there was a popular Punk/New Wave rock club on Long Island called "Spit!" and their commercials featured a sneering voice saying their name, "Spiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit!". So one radio ststion produced a parody spot for a club called "Snot", with an equally sneery voice saying "You think it's a rock club, but it's 'SNNOOOOOT'!"
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BOS Elvis!
Ditto -- one of the best singles of his latter period.
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That was a hilarious sweep with the English Leather gal going 'Oh My God' after each egregious politician.
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Gary Glitter -- Best Rockin' Pedophile of Set?
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ooo! "Taxi"! VHM2
Is there a "Parkside Lane" in SF, or did Harry make that up?
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BOS #4, Harry Chapin "Taxi"
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ooo! "Taxi"! VHM2
Is there a "Parkside Lane" in SF, or did Harry make that up?
can't find it on Yahoo! maps...
I love this song but I always forget the awkwardness of this one line until I stumble across it each time: "...through the too many miles and the too little smiles..."
sb "too few"
It actually works if you read it as "...through the too many miles and the two little smiles..."
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Gary Glitter -- Best Rockin' Pedophile of Set?
Didn't Elvis court Priscilla while she was still underage?
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Gary Glitter -- Best Rockin' Pedophile of Set?
Didn't Elvis court Priscilla while she was still underage?
Yup, think so. With her daddy's permission, as I recall.
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Gary Glitter -- Best Rockin' Pedophile of Set?
Didn't Elvis court Priscilla while she was still underage?
yes, but I think Mr Glitter (allegedly) had pics of kids much younger than 14 on his hard drive.
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ooo! "Taxi"! VHM2
Is there a "Parkside Lane" in SF, or did Harry make that up?
can't find it on Yahoo! maps...
I love this song but I always forget the awkwardness of this one line until I stumble across it each time: "...through the too many miles and the too little smiles..."
sb "too few"
It actually works if you read it as "...through the too many miles and the two little smiles..."
"too few smiles" is too few syllables :wink:
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ooo! "Taxi"! VHM2
Is there a "Parkside Lane" in SF, or did Harry make that up?
can't find it on Yahoo! maps...
I love this song but I always forget the awkwardness of this one line until I stumble across it each time: "...through the too many miles and the too little smiles..."
sb "too few"
It actually works if you read it as "...through the too many miles and the two little smiles..."
"too few smiles" is too few syllables :wink:
See also: poetic license
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ooo! "Taxi"! VHM2
Is there a "Parkside Lane" in SF, or did Harry make that up?
can't find it on Yahoo! maps...
I love this song but I always forget the awkwardness of this one line until I stumble across it each time: "...through the too many miles and the too little smiles..."
sb "too few"
It actually works if you read it as "...through the too many miles and the two little smiles..."
"too few smiles" is too few syllables :wink:
See also: poetic license
poetic license and meter don't make something stop being awkward. That's why I prefer to think of it as "She only smiled at him twice."
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It actually works if you read it as "...through the too many miles and the two little smiles..."
I'm going to regret belaboring this, but it also works if you think of it as "too-little smiles," as in, the grins aren't broad enough, so don't smile a little smile for me, Rose Marie. It'd be a lame and uninteresting observation, but it'd be grammatically correct.
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The Band's Rock of Ages beats "World Class Rock of Ages" :wink:
ETA: ooo! double play! "Drove Old Dixie" into "Great Divide".
Wow, big BOS to "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." I can't hear this as anything but its moment in The Last Waltz. So powerful.
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The Band's Rock of Ages beats "World Class Rock of Ages" :wink:
ETA: ooo! double play! "Drove Old Dixie" into "Great Divide".
Wow, big BOS to "The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down." I can't hear this as anything but its moment in The Last Waltz. So powerful.
not to mention that the J. Baez version fudges the lyrics.