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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on February 04, 2008, 09:59:23 AM
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Sounds like Marcus will be in for Ginger againTuesday, and he said he's going 'all the way back to 1969'.
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Sounds like Marcus will be in for Ginger againTuesday, and he said he's going 'all the way back to 1969'.
Woo Hoo! Mick's a leapin' [something] monkey, all his friends are junkies. BOS Stones.
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BOS Monkey Man to start, but my boss wants to meet, so that might be it for me in this set.
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VHM Spirit, doin' a "Line".
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Miss Jean Brodie: she's a... black magic woman?
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oh that Neil, such a Loner.
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oh that Neil, such a Loner.
"Neil, is that your car?"
"It's a loaner ..."
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Clapton & Co., goin' down to Rosedale one mo' time.
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WOS: "Lay Lady Lay," an all-time least favorite of mine. I just hate the sound of Bobby's voice here.
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WOS: "Lay Lady Lay," an all-time least favorite of mine. I just hate the sound of Bobby's voice here.
well, it *was* controversial at the time -- the first time he tried out his "crooner" voice. Personally, I thought it was a great leap forward. And the song itself is still wonderful (as the Isley Bros cover illustrates, IMHO).
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BOS2 the Mighty Zep. Babe, Percy's gonna leave you.
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WOS: "Lay Lady Lay," an all-time least favorite of mine. I just hate the sound of Bobby's voice here.
I agree that the sound of his voice here is really unlike any other point in his career, but I kinda dig it. That's what Nashville will do to you. I have strong memories of hearing this and Israelites on the radio around the same time (I was about 10), and thinking those were the weirdest sounding songs I'd ever heard. Little did I know.
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VHM CSN 49 Byebyes. Always wondered what the story behind this title was.
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Back in time to Jingo. A song that deserves to be played really loud, even at work!
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BOS3 Beatles (yay) -- nice to hear the original after seeing Steve Martin's HORRENDOUS version in that damn movie.
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Maxwell Edison, majoring in medicine...
Very Moreyesque set today, innit?
ETA: Did I hear correctly that Marcus is going to bust out '98 tomorrow? [Shudder]
And while I'm here, anyone else think the post-set ad for "It's-my-car-now-daht-cahm" sounds like the vehicular equivalent of subprime mortgages? Not to mention being racially biased?
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Maxwell Edison, majoring in medicine...
Very Moreyesque set today, innit?
and tomorrow -- OMFG! -- our first visit to 1998. At least I think it's the first.
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VHM CSN 49 Byebyes. Always wondered what the story behind this title was.
I think it's about a love triangle, from the perspective of the guy who became odd man out:
49 reasons all in a line.
All of them good ones...
All of them lies.
Driftin' with my lady
we're oldest of friends.
Need a little work, and there's fences to mend.
Steady girl, be my world.
Till the drifter come, now she's gone.
I let that man play his hand.
I let them go, how was I to know?
I'm down on my knees.
Nobody left to please.
On my knees,
Feeling wrong.
Mama's gone
Bye bye baby
Write if you think of it maybe
Know I love you
Go if it means that much to you
But you can run babe
If the feeling's wrong
Before too long it's crazy
And you're trapped babe
And you know that's not where it's at babe
You're just seein' things through a cat's eye, baby.
That's not my old lady
Come on and tell me baby
Who do you love?
Time will tell us
Who is trying to sell us
Bye bye baby
Write if you think of it maybe.
Hey but you can run baby.
If the feeling's wrong, before too long, it's crazy.
And you'll try babe, and you'll know that's not
where' it's at now, baby.
You're just seein' things through a cat's eye, baby.
That's not my ol' lady.
Come on and tell me baby.
You better tell me baby.
Who do you, who do you love?
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And while I'm here, anyone else think the post-set ad for "It's-my-car-now-daht-cahm" sounds like the vehicular equivalent of subprime mortgages? Not to mention being racially biased?
YES AND YES. Opportunist bastards.
As to that title - yeah, why 49? Arbitrary number like those 992 arguments, I suppose?