10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on January 23, 2009, 10:00:27 AM
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And It's a Beautiful Morning!
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Rascals Beautiful Morning
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not gonna complain about a 60's classic on a Friday, but I will note that this set is less than 3 months old (Oct 24 last year).
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not gonna complain about a 60's classic on a Friday, but I will note that this set is less than 3 months old (Oct 24 last year).
Wow, you named that tune set in One Song!!
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Mony Mony!
Is this a commercial for insurance?
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not gonna complain about a 60's classic on a Friday, but I will note that this set is less than 3 months old (Oct 24 last year).
Agreed, but at least tradition is being adhered to.
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not gonna complain about a 60's classic on a Friday, but I will note that this set is less than 3 months old (Oct 24 last year).
and it's the 2nd '68 set in 2 weeks. But like you I'm not complaining. A beautiful morning indeed.
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Mony Mony!
Is this a commercial for insurance?
no, but I guess you know that's where he got the song title -- from the giant "MONY" (Mutual of NY) sign in Manhattan.
(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/02/04/nyregion/04MONY3_cityroom_190w.jpg)
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not gonna complain about a 60's classic on a Friday, but I will note that this set is less than 3 months old (Oct 24 last year).
and it's the 2nd '68 set in 2 weeks. But like you I'm not complaining. A beautiful morning indeed.
No complaints here. It brightens up my Friday fer sure.
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Mony Mony!
Is this a commercial for insurance?
Tommy James has said that, yes, he was inspired by seeing the Mutual of New York sign atop their NYC HQ.
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Wow, I missed this the first time, but I have been to the Saigon Hospital in downtown Saigon.
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Mony Mony!
Is this a commercial for insurance?
no, but I guess you know that's where he got the song title -- from the giant "MONY" (Mutual of NY) sign in Manhattan.
(http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/2008/02/04/nyregion/04MONY3_cityroom_190w.jpg)
no, I didn't really know that!
Here comes The Weight
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VHM Walter Cronkite.
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Here comes The Weight
take a load off yo' fanny!
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Rick Danko singing "I said 'Now wait a minute, Chester,' " ALWAYS makes me giggle for some reason.
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My Baby Must Be a Magician!
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Wow, I missed this the first time, but I have been to the Saigon Hospital in downtown Saigon.
I just looked at the thread for the original day, and the reason I don't remember this clip is that I apparently missed the whole set (although I think I caught the second half of it that Saturday).
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BOS the marvelous Marvelettes!
"mah baby must be a mortician" ('cause she always gives me a stiffie)
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Rick Danko singing "I said 'Now wait a minute, Chester,' " ALWAYS makes me giggle for some reason.
Me too!
thought I was the only one. Always makes me flash on the Chester the Molester cartoons in Hustler from my college days.
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There Is
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Rick Danko singing "I said 'Now wait a minute, Chester,' " ALWAYS makes me giggle for some reason.
Me too!
thought I was the only one. Always makes me flash on the Chester the Molester cartoons in Hustler from my college days.
Chester from Gunsmoke
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I only had VHM's to hand out until now, but BOS #1 to the Marvelettes & #2 to the Dells.
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My Baby Must Be a Magician!
because he has crystal balls?
BOS2 (and proxy of Gaz) the mighty mighty Dells! Faux-town at its finest.
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My Baby Must Be a Magician!
BOI-OI-OI-OI-OI-NNNG!
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Rick Danko singing "I said 'Now wait a minute, Chester,' " ALWAYS makes me giggle for some reason.
Me too!
thought I was the only one. Always makes me flash on the Chester the Molester cartoons in Hustler from my college days.
Chester from Gunsmoke
Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
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Rick Danko singing "I said 'Now wait a minute, Chester,' " ALWAYS makes me giggle for some reason.
Me too!
thought I was the only one. Always makes me flash on the Chester the Molester cartoons in Hustler from my college days.
Chester from Gunsmoke
Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
Don't even GET me started! The idea that "Madison" is one of the most-popular names for girls is utterly astounding.
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Rick Danko singing "I said 'Now wait a minute, Chester,' " ALWAYS makes me giggle for some reason.
Me too!
thought I was the only one. Always makes me flash on the Chester the Molester cartoons in Hustler from my college days.
Ha! that's a great one... Now I'll have another reference point for that line, but I was thinking more of his vocal tone: it sounds like he's about to burst into tears.
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nice work on that "Hey Jude" edit, Dave. But it's still a Beatle tune that tends to make me change the station and come back 7 mins later.
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BOS3 this extraordinary RFK clip.
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Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
Don't even GET me started! The idea that "Madison" is one of the most-popular names for girls is utterly astounding.
Why not!? Go ahead and get started! The first little girl I saw named Madison was about 2 in 1991 (daughter of a co-worker), so she'd be maybe 20 now. I bet when she was younger she thought her name was so unique (justifiably), and now she must scratch her head just as much as Mike.
And now it's come full circle. My little boys have known a couple of Madisons, and so when they learned what the capital of Wisconsin was, they thought *that* was silly, a city with a girl's name.
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BOS3 this extraordinary RFK clip.
agree & BOS #4 for Los Bravos.
Urth, do you recall archiving this one?
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Fever Tree
BOS!
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BOS3 this extraordinary RFK clip.
agree & BOS #4 for Los Bravos.
Urth, do you recall archiving this one?
Nope, I've only done a couple since moving north and this was not one of those.
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Fever Tree
BOS!
...and they skipped this in the A-Z 9:00 hour, going from San Francisco Days into Santeria (which Mike enjoyed so much).
So I wonder if that was deliberate, or just luck?
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Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
Don't even GET me started! The idea that "Madison" is one of the most-popular names for girls is utterly astounding.
Why not!? Go ahead and get started! The first little girl I saw named Madison was about 2 in 1991 (daughter of a co-worker), so she'd be maybe 20 now. I bet when she was younger she thought her name was so unique (justifiably), and now she must scratch her head just as much as Mike.
But where did it come from, though? The only Madison prior to the mid-1980s was Daryl Hannah's character in Splash, and that was a joke.
(http://www.freefoto.com/images/1210/03/1210_03_3---Madison-Avenue-Sign--New-York-City_web.jpg)
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Amboy Dukes
good segue from Fever Tree
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Amboy Dukes
good segue from Fever Tree
"come along to San Francisco, girls... if you dare!" (and we'll have some Scottish Tea)
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aren't we in for an amboy dukes twin spin?
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three distorted guitar songs in a row, all different. I prefer the tenderness of Fever Tree.
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Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
Don't even GET me started! The idea that "Madison" is one of the most-popular names for girls is utterly astounding.
Why not!? Go ahead and get started! The first little girl I saw named Madison was about 2 in 1991 (daughter of a co-worker), so she'd be maybe 20 now. I bet when she was younger she thought her name was so unique (justifiably), and now she must scratch her head just as much as Mike.
But where did it come from, though? The only Madison prior to the mid-1980s was Daryl Hannah's character in Splash, and that was a joke.
Actually that could be it. That's just the sort of thing a lot of dippy white folk would use as an inspiration for naming their kids. My cousin from Orange Co. has a 14-year-old daughter named Madison, and I bet that's where he got it. He might have been a little ahead of the curve on naming her, but not by much.
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Moody Blues
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Great clip of Dan Rather getting roughed up without being asked if his name is Kenneth.
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aren't we in for an amboy dukes twin spin?
Do we give a twin-spin one BOS or two? I forget.
...and one more for my Moodies, flying the astral plane.
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Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
Don't even GET me started! The idea that "Madison" is one of the most-popular names for girls is utterly astounding.
Why not!? Go ahead and get started! The first little girl I saw named Madison was about 2 in 1991 (daughter of a co-worker), so she'd be maybe 20 now. I bet when she was younger she thought her name was so unique (justifiably), and now she must scratch her head just as much as Mike.
But where did it come from, though? The only Madison prior to the mid-1980s was Daryl Hannah's character in Splash, and that was a joke.
Actually that could be it. That's just the sort of thing a lot of dippy white folk would use as an inspiration for naming their kids. My cousin from Orange Co. has a 14-year-old daughter named Madison, and I bet that's where he got it. He might have been a little ahead of the curve on naming her, but not by much.
How sad if true. But then lower-class white folk tend to name their kids after TV characters and such. On my old block in Queens in the late '80s there were, like, 4 little girls named Ashley (who was a character on The Young & the Restless at the time). And in Queens-ese, Ashley was pronounced "EAISH-lee" (the spelling doesn't do it justice -- think very nasal Noo Yawk accent)
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Great clip of Dan Rather getting roughed up without being asked if his name is Kenneth.
Wonder if the latter brought back flashbacks of the first incident.
My browser's crashed twice, once during Scottish Tea and again at the start of Legend of a Mind. Firefox isn't as bulletproof as once thought. (But at least it reopens all the windows you had open before it took the dive.)
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aren't we in for an amboy dukes twin spin?
Do we give a twin-spin one BOS or two? I forget.
...and one more for my Moodies, flying the astral plane.
Gaz's favorite CIA double-agent!
(http://fusionanomaly.net/lsdblottertimleary.jpg)
(that's "LSD blotter art", BTW)
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(http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/7/7c/In_search_of_the_lost_chord.jpg/200px-In_search_of_the_lost_chord.jpg)
the first MB album I got into, thanks to Ride My See Saw.
BOS!!!
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Now there's a name you don't hear too often anymore--people just don't name their kids names like Chester or Marvin. It's all "Jaden" and "Dylan" and "Dakota." 'Cause they want to be 'unique.' Right.
Don't even GET me started! The idea that "Madison" is one of the most-popular names for girls is utterly astounding.
Why not!? Go ahead and get started! The first little girl I saw named Madison was about 2 in 1991 (daughter of a co-worker), so she'd be maybe 20 now. I bet when she was younger she thought her name was so unique (justifiably), and now she must scratch her head just as much as Mike.
But where did it come from, though? The only Madison prior to the mid-1980s was Daryl Hannah's character in Splash, and that was a joke.
Actually that could be it. That's just the sort of thing a lot of dippy white folk would use as an inspiration for naming their kids. My cousin from Orange Co. has a 14-year-old daughter named Madison, and I bet that's where he got it. He might have been a little ahead of the curve on naming her, but not by much.
How sad if true. But then lower-class white folk tend to name their kids after TV characters and such. On my old block in Queens in the late '80s there were, like, 4 little girls named Ashley (who was a character on The Young & the Restless at the time). And in Queens-ese, Ashley was pronounced "EAISH-lee" (the spelling doesn't do it justice -- think very nasal Noo Yawk accent)
Have fun with this then:
http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#prefix=&ms=false&sw=f&exact=false
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Have fun with this then:
http://www.babynamewizard.com/voyager#prefix=&ms=false&sw=f&exact=false
Thanks, that *is* fun.
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1/23/09 - FRIDAY!!! A good day to visit...1968!!
1. Rascals - A Beautiful Morning
2. Tommy James & the Shondells - Mony Mony
3. The Band - The Weight
4. Marvelettes - My Baby Must Be a Magician
5. Dells - There is
6. Beatles (yeah!) - Hey Jude
7. Los Bravos - Bring a Little Lovin'
8. Fever Tree - San Francisco Girls (Return of the Native)
9. Amboy Dukes - Journey to the Center of the Mind/Scottish Tea
10. Moody Blues - Legend of a Mind - a.k.a Timothy Leary's Dead (BEST OF SET!!)
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today, in the car, I was listening to the end of '68, and heard Dave softly saying something like "look at the trails" or something about trails just before the buzzer. Nice psychedelic touch.