10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on September 04, 2008, 08:59:54 AM
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T-Bone Burnett to start with his odd cover of "Diamonds are a Girls Best Friend".
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TOTHC Diamonds......
sounds good
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BOS Mr. Knopfler and his Industrial Disease
Always good.
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TOTHC Diamonds......
sounds good
(http://www.solarnavigator.net/films_movies_actors/actors_films_images/marilyn_monroe_diamonds_are_a_girls_best_friend.jpg)
BOS Roxy Music, turning us on.
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VHM Bonnie and the boys.
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HM Bonnie and her boys
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BOS2 REM "Gardening at Night"
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Van the Man cleaning some windows.
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Van the Man,
(http://img2.timeinc.net/toh/i/a/repair/clean-windows-05.jpg)
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aaaaaaaaaaaack! MAW are knocking.
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Let me guess, who can it be now? MAW, stop knocking. No one's letting you in
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Brooooce sounding a little like Neil
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BOS3 Brooooce, "Reason to Believe" (NOT the Tim Hardin tune)
(http://www.treblezine.com/features/albumcovers/BruceSpringsteenNebraska.jpg)
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BOS3 Brooooce, "Reason to Believe" (NOT the Tim Hardin tune)
(http://www.treblezine.com/features/albumcovers/BruceSpringsteenNebraska.jpg)
BOS here too, and I have ot give a VHM to Bonnie Raitt, because this was probably the first tune of hers I can remember hearing, and i heard it on KYYX, the New Wave only station in Seattle while I was in college. Kind of like how I first heard k.d. lang's "Angel With A Lariat" and Enya's "Orinoco Flow" on New Wave stations later in the decade.
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Tuned in during the Bonnie tune. Sorry to have missed the Roxy Music, but outside of the MAW, this has been pretty great set. BOS to Bonnie, REM, Van, and Bruce--and the Psych Furballs, too! (Just once I'd love to hear someone play the Beat Farmers' cover of Reason...)
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VVHM to the St. Elsewhere clip. Great show, and the launching pad for folks like Denzel Washington, Ed Begley Jr., Helen Hunt, Howie Mandel (the bad with the good...), Alfre Woodard, Mark Harmon, to name several.
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VVHM to the St. Elsewhere clip. Great show, and the launching pad for folks like Denzel Washington, Ed Begley Jr., Helen Hunt, Howie Mandel (the bad with the good...), Alfre Woodard, Mark Harmon, to name several.
Also Tim Robbins, he was a guest on two consecutive episodes in the first season (which I watched religiously) where he was a young anarchist who injured himself in a bombing that killed a mild-mannered guy's wife. I bet you can't guess what the mild-mannered guy did in the 2nd ep. ;)
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VVHM to the St. Elsewhere clip. Great show, and the launching pad for folks like Denzel Washington, Ed Begley Jr., Helen Hunt, Howie Mandel (the bad with the good...), Alfre Woodard, Mark Harmon, to name several.
And perhaps the most unexpected series-closing twist ever, and that's saying a lot.
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VVHM to the St. Elsewhere clip. Great show, and the launching pad for folks like Denzel Washington, Ed Begley Jr., Helen Hunt, Howie Mandel (the bad with the good...), Alfre Woodard, Mark Harmon, to name several.
And perhaps the most unexpected series-closing twist ever, and that's saying a lot.
I am totally blanking on what actually happened in the end, but I do remember people talking about it a lot. What was it?
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VVHM to the St. Elsewhere clip. Great show, and the launching pad for folks like Denzel Washington, Ed Begley Jr., Helen Hunt, Howie Mandel (the bad with the good...), Alfre Woodard, Mark Harmon, to name several.
And perhaps the most unexpected series-closing twist ever, and that's saying a lot.
I am totally blanking on what actually happened in the end, but I do remember people talking about it a lot. What was it?
The entire series run turned out to have been the imagination of an autistic child viewing the hospital through some kind of snow-globe thing.
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VVHM to the St. Elsewhere clip. Great show, and the launching pad for folks like Denzel Washington, Ed Begley Jr., Helen Hunt, Howie Mandel (the bad with the good...), Alfre Woodard, Mark Harmon, to name several.
And perhaps the most unexpected series-closing twist ever, and that's saying a lot.
I am totally blanking on what actually happened in the end, but I do remember people talking about it a lot. What was it?
The entire series run turned out to have been the imagination of an autistic child viewing the hospital through some kind of snow-globe thing.
Ahh yes. I had the feeling/vague memory that it was some variation on the "Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge" plot.