10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on February 12, 2008, 09:01:47 AM
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Vaughan Bros to start, I love this album.
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BOS DM, "P.O.T".
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BOS DM, "P.O.T".
ditto!
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That Ahhnold footage was only good for crank calls.
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BOS2 Ah-nuld when he was good (well, relatively). "Eeets NOT a TOO-MAH!"
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This Poi Dog Pondering track sounds quite a bit like Jens Lekman, a new Norwegian artist whose "Opposite of Hallelujah" was a favorite of mine last year.
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VHM Poi Dog Pondering, just for not being "Be The One", the only song of theirs that Dave ever plays.
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This Poi Dog Pondering track sounds quite a bit like Jens Lekman, a new Norwegian artist whose "Opposite of Hallelujah" was a favorite of mine last year.
That was one of my favorite tracks on the comp. disc you sent. Thanks again for that!
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This Poi Dog Pondering track sounds quite a bit like Jens Lekman, a new Norwegian artist whose "Opposite of Hallelujah" was a favorite of mine last year.
is the lead singer of PDP Scandinavian?
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BOS3 Nottravelling Willbillies.
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BOS3 Nottravelling Willbillies.
great album title, "Missing - Presumed Having A Good Time"
PDP started in Hawaii, got their following in Austin, not aware of any scandihoovian connection.
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BOS DM, "P.O.T".
ditto!
WTF?
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Consensus BOS, no doubt: World Party.
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HM World Party.
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BOS DM, "P.O.T".
ditto!
WTF?
Track 2 was Depeche Mode, "Policy of Truth."
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OMFG!!! BOS3 or 4, Robert Palmer's fab Marvin medley! I have NEVER heard this on the radio.
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HM for rarity: Robert Palmer's "Mercy Mercy Me / I Want You" medley (my introduction to the latter!).
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OMFG!!! BOS3 or 4, Robert Palmer's fab Marvin medley! I have NEVER heard this on the radio.
When it first came out, a Pittsburgh secretary-pop station gave it a few spins.
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BOS DM, "P.O.T".
ditto!
WTF?
Track 2 was Depeche Mode, "Policy of Truth."
Ah, thank you. Much appreciated for the illumination.
Kind of digging this Robert Palmer Marvin Gaye medley, but I could swear Todd Rundgren used to play the same medley in his live shows. I know I've heard him do Mercy Mercy Me.
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OMFG!!! BOS3 or 4, Robert Palmer's fab Marvin medley! I have NEVER heard this on the radio.
Me neither, BOS #4 I believe.
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OMFG!!! BOS3 or 4, Robert Palmer's fab Marvin medley! I have NEVER heard this on the radio.
When it first came out, a Pittsburgh secretary-pop station gave it a few spins.
well, they deserve kudos. It pretty much fell by the wayside. A fine album overall. I suspect if Mr Palmer had lived, he'd be getting around to covering "Sexual Healing" about now.
Gumbo for breakfast, courtesy Little Feat.
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yum, a little red gumbo
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yum, a little red gumbo
it might be red, bus it's mighty rad.
VHM the Sundays and Kathy Bates, making us feel all oogy.
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yum, a little red gumbo
it might be red, bus it's mighty rad.
Rad beans and rice!
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
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ooh, 1971 tomorrow!
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ooh, 1971 tomorrow!
That'll be one not to be missed.
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
ditto -- I was actually going to comment that that was the ubiquitous female soundalike voice of the time. The Corrinne Colbie Feist of the early '90s, if you will.
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
ditto -- I was actually going to comment that that was the ubiquitous female soundalike voice of the time. The Corrinne Colbie Feist of the early '90s, if you will.
actually I won't - Corrinne Colby Feist are the Dolores O'Riordan/Harriet Wheeler/Tanya Donnely of the mid-aughts, not the other way around.
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
ditto -- I was actually going to comment that that was the ubiquitous female soundalike voice of the time. The Corrinne Colbie Feist of the early '90s, if you will.
actually I won't - Corrinne Colby Feist are the Dolores O'Riordan/Harriet Wheeler/Tanya Donnely of the mid-aughts, not the other way around.
Ah, pedantry is alive and well! ;)
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
ditto -- I was actually going to comment that that was the ubiquitous female soundalike voice of the time. The Corrinne Colbie Feist of the early '90s, if you will.
actually I won't - Corrinne Colby Feist are the Dolores O'Riordan/Harriet Wheeler/Tanya Donnely of the mid-aughts, not the other way around.
Ah, pedantry is alive and well! ;)
Guilty as charged, I suppose, but I call 'em as I see 'em.
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
ditto -- I was actually going to comment that that was the ubiquitous female soundalike voice of the time. The Corrinne Colbie Feist of the early '90s, if you will.
actually I won't - Corrinne Colby Feist are the Dolores O'Riordan/Harriet Wheeler/Tanya Donnely of the mid-aughts, not the other way around.
Ah, pedantry is alive and well! ;)
Guilty as charged, I suppose, but I call 'em as I see 'em.
If there's a hard-and-fast rule at work here, then I certainly defer to you, but I've heard such situations phrased the opposite way more often than not, using the "He was the so-and-so of his time" model. For example, I've heard numerous references in the past year like "she was the Paris Hilton of her day", referring to various celebrity skanks of the past.
Copy editors, weigh in!
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BOS #5 Sundays. Hard to believe I got all the way up to 5 BOS votes today, but kudos to Ginger.
That Sundays track can ONLY occupy the #10 position. For at least a couple years I thought it was the Cranberries.
ditto -- I was actually going to comment that that was the ubiquitous female soundalike voice of the time. The Corrinne Colbie Feist of the early '90s, if you will.
actually I won't - Corrinne Colby Feist are the Dolores O'Riordan/Harriet Wheeler/Tanya Donnely of the mid-aughts, not the other way around.
Ah, pedantry is alive and well! ;)
Guilty as charged, I suppose, but I call 'em as I see 'em.
If there's a hard-and-fast rule at work here, then I certainly defer to you, but I've heard such situations phrased the opposite way more often than not, using the "He was the so-and-so of his time" model. For example, I've heard numerous references in the past year like "she was the Paris Hilton of her day", referring to various celebrity skanks of the past.
Copy editors, weigh in!
I don't see either metaphor as being more correct than the other--it just depends on which one you're talking about. If you're discussing Dolores/Harriet etc. then Mike's is perfectly apropos, but if you're talking about Corinne/Colbie/Madeleine (let's not forget her, now)then Mark's would work.
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I wasn't angling for anyone to defer to me, least of all Mike! I was just being contrarian. ;) ;) ;)
But thanks for taking me seriously.