10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: RGMike on January 12, 2009, 07:50:09 AM
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The fun continues!
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Lou appears, with shout-outs to Holly, Candy, Jackie, Little Joe, the Sugar-Plum Fairy...
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from tree-to-tree, from you-to-me! BOS the 'oo "The Relay".
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some stupid with a flare-gun, burns the set to the ground.
(http://photo.tamaldas.com/images/20070203005614_dscf0232.jpg)
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"Some stupid with a flare gun ...," later to become an album title for Ass Ponys.
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Snapple was introduced in 1972?! Wow. I first heard of it from Howard Stern in the mid '80s ...
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BOS2 "Conquistador". Oh what a lucky man he was.
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Snapple was introduced in 1972?! Wow. I first heard of it from Howard Stern in the mid '80s ...
Snapple was originally produced in a tiny building on my home turf of Ridgewood, Queens! They moved to a big factory in Valley Stream when success forced them to expand. And indeed, it may have been "introduced" in '72 but I only became aware of it in the late '70s, and in the early days they weren't known for juice so much as for "natural sodas", carbonated drinks with no artificial colors and the like (they made a clear cola years before Pepsi Free).
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The sailors say, "Snapple Lady, you're a fine girl ..." BOS to "Brandy."
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The sailors say, "Snapple Lady, you're a fine girl ..." BOS to "Brandy."
poor girl. constantly having sailors tryin' to show her their "raging glory" (!)
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BOS3 Filp Wilson, honey!
(http://farm1.static.flickr.com/42/82398588_d3ae341839.jpg?v=0)
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The sailors say, "Snapple Lady, you're a fine girl ..." BOS to "Brandy."
poor girl. constantly having sailors tryin' to show her their "raging glory" (!)
By which, they meant "raging boner," right?
Meantime, segueing from Geraldine into "Old Man" is a touch puzzling.
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The sailors say, "Snapple Lady, you're a fine girl ..." BOS to "Brandy."
poor girl. constantly having sailors tryin' to show her their "raging glory" (!)
By which, they meant "raging boner," right?
you're a master of subtlety, my friend.
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I often wonder what would've happened if Argent had had the hit on "Liar" and 3DN had covered "Hold Your Head Up".
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VHM the Dan, one of my favorite intros on "Do it Again". I always imagine myself walking down the street, "Stayin' Alive"-style, while opening credits roll.
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BOS4 Nilsson, "Jump into the Fire", one of the many songs Scorsese has used brilliantly on film over the years.
(http://rayliotta.net/screencapimages/goodfellas.jpg)
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Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side
The Who - The Relay
Eagles - Take it Easy
Deep Purple - Smoke on the Water
Procol Harum - Conquistador (live)
Looking Glass - Brandy
Neil Young - Old Man
Argent - Hold Your Head Up
Steely Dan - Do It Again
Nilsson - Jump Into the Fire
A fine effort from Bob.