10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on May 06, 2008, 09:01:31 AM
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BOS JS "Crown of Creation"!!!
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"Martha", you dog!
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BOS JS "Crown of Creation"!!!
When I first discovered the Airplane in 7th grade, I found "CoC" especially impenetrable. At the time I figured it would make sense someday when I started taking drugs.
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BOS JS "Crown of Creation"!!!
When I first discovered the Airplane in 7th grade, I found "CoC" especially impenetrable. At the time I figured it would make sense someday when I started taking drugs.
and...?
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BOS JS "Crown of Creation"!!!
When I first discovered the Airplane in 7th grade, I found "CoC" especially impenetrable. At the time I figured it would make sense someday when I started taking drugs.
and...?
I've still never dropped acid. I know look at "CoC" as Paul's earlier, better sense of sloganeering. (He became more didactic and overwordy as the years went on.)
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your ma's SO good lookin', babe... she's lookin' GOOD now...
Janis discovers the Cougar.
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A second contribution from the SF contingent: Janis & Big Bro's supreme take on Gershwin's Summertime.
Your daddy's rich, and your mama's so good lookin'--Janis would particularly appreciate the latter...
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BOS2: a ramble to the zoo.
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BOS3 Stones -- I seem to recall you hate this one, Gaz. Maybe Ms Baez's cover would change your mind.
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I think I'm with you on your BOS selections, Mike--particularly this Stones semi-rarity. Don't know why this song isn't better known.
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VHM Space Food Sticks, which I never got to taste.
BOS4 Otis! Lawd!
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Didn't Dave run a Space Food Sticks ad in a recent set? Man those things were weird. Kind of like a Tootsie Roll, but softer.
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Didn't Dave run a Space Food Sticks ad in a recent set? Man those things were weird. Kind of like a Tootsie Roll, but softer.
so, were they sweet and dessert-y? or did they, um, "taste like chicken"?
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BOS3 Stones -- I seem to recall you hate this one, Gaz. Maybe Ms Baez's cover would change your mind.
You're correct. I took the minutes to fold laundry. Back in time for Otis. This must've been the song that put Arthur Conley head over heels for him.
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Didn't Dave run a Space Food Sticks ad in a recent set? Man those things were weird. Kind of like a Tootsie Roll, but softer.
so, were they sweet and dessert-y? or did they, um, "taste like chicken"?
They were sweet--flavors like chocolate, orange, and I think maple or something similar. It was the 60s, and sugar was king in kids' snacks. See also: Pop Tarts.
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wow, first really overplayed/cliche track (Cream) and we're at song #8! (well, unless you think of "Ride My seesaw" that way)
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Didn't Dave run a Space Food Sticks ad in a recent set? Man those things were weird. Kind of like a Tootsie Roll, but softer.
so, were they sweet and dessert-y? or did they, um, "taste like chicken"?
They were sweet--flavors like chocolate, orange, and I think maple or something similar. It was the 60s, and sugar was king in kids' snacks. See also: Pop Tarts.
You can find anything on the Interweb:
http://www.spacefoodsticks.com/spacefood/history.html
They came in chocolate, caramel (that must be what I remembered as maple), malt, mint, orange, and peanut butter.
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Didn't Dave run a Space Food Sticks ad in a recent set? Man those things were weird. Kind of like a Tootsie Roll, but softer.
so, were they sweet and dessert-y? or did they, um, "taste like chicken"?
They were sweet--flavors like chocolate, orange, and I think maple or something similar. It was the 60s, and sugar was king in kids' snacks. See also: Pop Tarts.
what I do remember was the first attempt at putting freeze-dried fruit in cereal: bananas, strawberries, peaches, blueberries. They're doing it again -- presumably the technology has improved in 40 years -- but damn it was awful. After 5 minutes the fruit would disintegrate into mush. yuck.
VHM Jim and his lazy diamond-studded flunkies. We heard this from Bob last week, no?
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"Love Street" is rapidly becoming an across-the-board favorite. The previously played Grace certainly enjoyed taking Jim across the board, according to her memoirs.
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VHM Charlton and Kim Stanley. and another VHM Traffic. Bob and Ginger made my morning -- I feel no guilt about skipping out on Dave's '89 set.
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OMG! I *loved* "Whip'n'Chill", Ginger! (it was sorta a poor man's version of mousse). "Jello 1-2-3"... notsomuch.
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OMG! I *loved* "Whip'n'Chill", Ginger! (it was sorta a poor man's version of mousse). "Jello 1-2-3"... notsomuch.
I remember both of those as well. I kinda dug Jello 1-2-3, but I think much of the appeal was visual--the way it separated into different layers when you put it in the fridge to set. The flavor was just repurposed jello.