10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on October 31, 2007, 07:52:35 AM
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Bob's in the, er, "spirit".
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it's Baron Von FrankenStroud! And we get "Monster Mash" out of the way early...
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it's Baron Von FrankenStroud! And we get "Monster Mash" out of the way early...
If this is the only time I hear from the Crypt-Kicker Five today, that's fine with me.
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"Spooky," covered nicely a couple years later by Dusty Springfield at her most sultry.
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it's Baron Von FrankenStroud! And we get "Monster Mash" out of the way early...
If this is the only time I hear from the Crypt-Kicker Five today, that's fine with me.
Dave is just as likely to play "The Monster Hash" as "Mash"
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it's Baron Von FrankenStroud! And we get "Monster Mash" out of the way early...
If this is the only time I hear from the Crypt-Kicker Five today, that's fine with me.
It still astounds me that it was a hit TWICE. But I'll bet dave plays it, though I'd prefer "Monster Hash".
VHM the orig "Spooky".
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"Spooky," covered nicely a couple years later by Dusty Springfield at her most sultry.
and then ARS covered it and brought it very faithfully (and prehaps unnecessarily) back to the original.
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"Spooky," covered nicely a couple years later by Dusty Springfield at her most sultry.
and then ARS covered it and brought it very faithfully (and prehaps unnecessarily) back to the original.
Given the Classics IV/ARS connection, I always thought that was kinda cool (as opposed to, say Santana's fairly worthless cover of "Stormy").
BOS Bowie! verrrrrrrry scarrrrrrrrry!
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Clap for the Wolfman -- jeez, ya may not like him, but wishing a venereal disease on the guy...
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Clap for the Wolfman? As Mike (or one of his DJ buds) once observed, there's penicillin for that.
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"Spooky," covered nicely a couple years later by Dusty Springfield at her most sultry.
and then ARS covered it and brought it very faithfully (and prehaps unnecessarily) back to the original.
Given the Classics IV/ARS connection, I always thought that was kinda cool (as opposed to, say Santana's fairly worthless cover of "Stormy").
I had the ARS album when I was 14 or so, and I'm sure I heard the Classics IV version many times with out realizing that a) it was a different recording or b) that it was the original from the 60's. Still like it either way. And kind of agree about "Stormy", although I liked it quite well back in the day.
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Clap for the Wolfman? As Mike (or one of his DJ buds) once observed, there's penicillin for that.
Gaz gon' WOS it til' the day he dies.
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I wish, and I'm sure it's gonna be an unrequited wish, that someone today would play BOC "I Love The Night", imo far and away the best song ever done about vampires.
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BOS2 VH, those devils.
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I wish, and I'm sure it's gonna be an unrequited wish, that someone today would play BOC "I Love The Night", imo far and away the best song ever done about vampires.
about as likely as hearing MY fave vampire song, "Moon Over Bourbon Street".
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any idea why The Peak did an all-U2 set? It's not Bono's Birthday.
BOS3 Screamin' Jay.
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BOS to the original "I Put a Spell on You." That rare song that's been covered memorably three times yet never cracked the Top 40.
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BOS to the original "I Put a Spell on You." That rare song that's been covered memorably three times yet never cracked the Top 40.
Jay's screamin' because he just saw the Paul Lynde Halloween Special.
INXS -- nice choice!
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I'll give Edgar Winter BOS just b/c I never hear this outside 10@10. And yes, every time I hear this, I still think of the time Dave played this on a "Sledgehammers" ep for a guy who said it reminded him of undergoing shock therapy. Geesh.
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I wish, and I'm sure it's gonna be an unrequited wish, that someone today would play BOC "I Love The Night", imo far and away the best song ever done about vampires.
about as likely as hearing MY fave vampire song, "Moon Over Bourbon Street".
Well I emailed Ginger with the request, but who knows? She did a good set last year and the year before (just checked). Rob did one last year, which was acclaimed the best of the four time zones, but did 1984 in '05.
ETA: I just looked at Mike's post with Ginger's setlist yesterday & it says "1981 tomorrow". Bummer!
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I wish, and I'm sure it's gonna be an unrequited wish, that someone today would play BOC "I Love The Night", imo far and away the best song ever done about vampires.
about as likely as hearing MY fave vampire song, "Moon Over Bourbon Street".
Well I emailed Ginger with the request, but who knows? She did a good set last year and the year before (just checked). Rob did one last year, which was acclaimed the best of the four time zones, but did 1984 in '05.
Her setlist for yesterday said today will be a 1981 set.
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VHM EWG, BOS4 "Psycho Killer".
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I'll give Edgar Winter BOS just b/c I never hear this outside 10@10. And yes, every time I hear this, I still think of the time Dave played this on a "Sledgehammers" ep for a guy who said it reminded him of undergoing shock therapy. Geesh.
Whatever became of "Sledgehammers"? The first two times Dave did them, they were some of the most riveting radio I've ever heard -- the stories were phenomenal. 3rd time... notsomuch. And there was a Xmas sledgehammers too, no? but then they stopped.
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Zevon is officially the Bobby "Boris" Pickett of the Classic Rock set.
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His hair was PERFECT.
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BTW, I have SJH's "Constipation Blues" if you're curious, and you shouldn't be.
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Bobby 'Boris' Pickett - The Monster Mash
Classics IV - Spooky
David Bowie - Scary Monsters
The Guess Who - Clap for the Wolfman
Van Halen - Running with the Devil
Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You
INXS - The Devil Inside
Edgar Winter - Frankenstein
The Talking Heads - Psycho Killer
Warren Zevon - Werewolves of London
which of these will Dave repeat?
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BTW, I have SJH's "Constipation Blues" if you're curious, and you shouldn't be.
he should team up with Tyrone Shoelaces -- he's got more moves than Ex-Lax!
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I'll give Edgar Winter BOS just b/c I never hear this outside 10@10. And yes, every time I hear this, I still think of the time Dave played this on a "Sledgehammers" ep for a guy who said it reminded him of undergoing shock therapy. Geesh.
Whatever became of "Sledgehammers"? The first two times Dave did them, they were some of the most riveting radio I've ever heard -- the stories were phenomenal. 3rd time... notsomuch. And there was a Xmas sledgehammers too, no? but then they stopped.
I suspect they're a little labor-intensive, recording, keeping track of and editing down the numerous foghead phone calls. I have to wonder if that's why we haven't gotten the traditional Foghead Xmas card set the last couple of years, too.