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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on October 09, 2008, 09:02:27 AM
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not-so-handsome George don't know Diddley.
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not-so-handsome George don't know Diddley.
Quicksilver did a better version of this.
Just before the set, KBCO played BNL's "One Week," first time I'd heard that in a few years. Still crack up at a few of those lines. OTOH, was there ever a least likely candidate for "rock star busted with coke" than Stephen Page?
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WOS disco Dead. Nothin' shakin' in this set, either, so far.
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not-so-handsome George don't know Diddley.
Did you not hear Ginger's intro, or are you patently disagreeing with it?
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not-so-handsome George don't know Diddley.
Did you not hear Ginger's intro, or are you patently disagreeing with it?
just being my snarky self. I like GT well enuf, but that "I'm the handsomest man in Rock'n'Roll" thing has always irked me
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Sea Level = C. Leavell. GET IT??
BOS "That's Your Secret"
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not-so-handsome George don't know Diddley.
Did you not hear Ginger's intro, or are you patently disagreeing with it?
just being my snarky self. I like GT well enuf, but that "I'm the handsomest man in Rock'n'Roll" thing has always irked me
Just wondering if you were reacting to Ginger's mention of him buying the Bo Diddley GH album in 1966 (when he was a 16-yr old baseball star who later got into the minors*) based on a comment he heard Mick Jagger make about Diddley's influence on the stones.
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OTOH, Thorogood is WAAAY handsomer than Ocasek.
(http://www.nndb.com/people/663/000062477/thorogood-sm.jpg)(http://pixhost.eu/avaxhome/avaxhome/2007-10-24/This_Side_Of_Paradise.jpg)
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BOS2 Marley, mon.
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BOS #3 Neil!
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BOS3 Neil, "Comes a Time". proxy of AliBridgeConcertCat
(http://2.music.bigpond-images.com/images/AlbumCoverArt/7/XXL/Comes-A-Time.jpg)
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Woo Hoo BOS #4, possibly my all-time favorite cover. Especially given that I love the original in its own right.
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always a BOS(4) T.Heads, reimagining Al Green.
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OTOH, Thorogood is WAAAY handsomer than Ocasek.
(http://www.nndb.com/people/663/000062477/thorogood-sm.jpg)(http://pixhost.eu/avaxhome/avaxhome/2007-10-24/This_Side_Of_Paradise.jpg)
interesting comparison. While Ocasek had no less than 3 songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100, Lonesome George never charted anywhere other than Mainstream Rock Tracks, where he had a #2, #3, #4, and a #5 hit.
I defy anyone to name his highest charting hit, which came in 1993.
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whoa! I have not heard this song in precisely 30 yrs , and had completely forgotten about it.
BOSOW & BOSFRA "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass"
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(Don Pardo voice)
Can I hear that AGAIN?
(/Pardo voice)
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BOS #5 'them Porto Rican girls'
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BOS #5 'them Porto Rican girls'
they jus' DY'N ta meetchoo!
BOS5 Nick Lowe
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BOS #5 'them Porto Rican girls'
they jus' DY'N ta meetchoo!
Wassamattawithcoo BOI-EEE?
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OTOH, Thorogood is WAAAY handsomer than Ocasek.
interesting comparison. While Ocasek had no less than 3 songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100, Lonesome George never charted anywhere other than Mainstream Rock Tracks, where he had a #2, #3, #4, and a #5 hit.
I defy anyone to name his highest charting hit, which came in 1993.
I wanna say it was a re-released "Bad to the Bone" which got serious (over-)exposure back then in movies and commercials. If not "BTTB" then I've no clue.
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OTOH, Thorogood is WAAAY handsomer than Ocasek.
interesting comparison. While Ocasek had no less than 3 songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100, Lonesome George never charted anywhere other than Mainstream Rock Tracks, where he had a #2, #3, #4, and a #5 hit.
I defy anyone to name his highest charting hit, which came in 1993.
I wanna say it was a re-released "Bad to the Bone" which got serious (over-)exposure back then in movies and commercials. If not "BTTB" then I've no clue.
Nice try, but it was some tune called "Get A Haircut", which apparently was an 'almost title track' to the below album.
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf900/f936/f93611dwslv.jpg)
Not that I had any idea of either the song or album before I looked it up this morning.
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OTOH, Thorogood is WAAAY handsomer than Ocasek.
interesting comparison. While Ocasek had no less than 3 songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100, Lonesome George never charted anywhere other than Mainstream Rock Tracks, where he had a #2, #3, #4, and a #5 hit.
I defy anyone to name his highest charting hit, which came in 1993.
I wanna say it was a re-released "Bad to the Bone" which got serious (over-)exposure back then in movies and commercials. If not "BTTB" then I've no clue.
Nice try, but it was some tune called "Get A Haircut", which apparently was an 'almost title track' to the below album.
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf900/f936/f93611dwslv.jpg)
Not that I had any idea of either the song or album before I looked it up this morning.
I have actually heard that once -- iirc, somebody (Ginger? Rob?) played it and it was something of a "WTF?" moment. Or maybe I heard it on KCDX...
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OTOH, Thorogood is WAAAY handsomer than Ocasek.
interesting comparison. While Ocasek had no less than 3 songs that peaked at #41 on the Hot 100, Lonesome George never charted anywhere other than Mainstream Rock Tracks, where he had a #2, #3, #4, and a #5 hit.
I defy anyone to name his highest charting hit, which came in 1993.
I wanna say it was a re-released "Bad to the Bone" which got serious (over-)exposure back then in movies and commercials. If not "BTTB" then I've no clue.
Nice try, but it was some tune called "Get A Haircut", which apparently was an 'almost title track' to the below album.
(http://image.allmusic.com/00/amg/cov200/drf900/f936/f93611dwslv.jpg)
Not that I had any idea of either the song or album before I looked it up this morning.
the album art looks like Peter Bagge's work (he did the comic "Hate", which I "love.")
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whoa! I have not heard this song in precisely 30 yrs , and had completely forgotten about it.
BOSOW & BOSFRA "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass"
Funny how, in the interview clip that preceded this, Nick disses two Bay area bands: Journey and Jefferson Starship.
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whoa! I have not heard this song in precisely 30 yrs , and had completely forgotten about it.
BOSOW & BOSFRA "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass"
Funny how, in the interview clip that preceded this, Nick disses two Bay area bands: Journey and Jefferson Starship.
I was serious about the "Can I hear that again?" I missed what he said about my beloved JS, only caught their name!
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whoa! I have not heard this song in precisely 30 yrs , and had completely forgotten about it.
BOSOW & BOSFRA "I Love the Sound of Breaking Glass"
Funny how, in the interview clip that preceded this, Nick disses two Bay area bands: Journey and Jefferson Starship.
I was serious about the "Can I hear that again?" I missed what he said about my beloved JS, only caught their name!
I think he said something like "Bands today have to have a sense of humor to survive. Otherwise you sound like Journey." Then someone else chimes in, "That's not very nice," and he responds, "OK, Jefferson Starship then."