10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: mshray on March 10, 2009, 10:02:26 AM
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Bad Co "Bad Co." leads off, but kinda late.
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Woo Hoo, the Cat man covering Sam Cooke. BOS#1.
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Woo Hoo, the Cat man covering Sam Cooke. BOS#1.
proxy of GazWOS, but I think it's a swell, clever cover version.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
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Woo Hoo, the Cat man covering Sam Cooke. BOS#1.
proxy of GazWOS, but I think it's a swell, clever cover version.
for some reason, it reminds me of Jimmy Buffet.
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Woo Hoo, the Cat man covering Sam Cooke. BOS#1.
proxy of GazWOS, but I think it's a swell, clever cover version.
agreed, obviously, and this was one of those songs my 7th grade music teacher had us singing in class, so it's indellibly stamped in my memory.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
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TANC: Clapton's Motherless Children, proxy WOS for Mike.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
Weird, I totally get a mime vibe every time I hear that song...you too?
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Woo Hoo, the Cat man covering Sam Cooke. BOS#1.
proxy of GazWOS, but I think it's a swell, clever cover version.
for some reason, it reminds me of Jimmy Buffet.
ol' Parrothead recorded it in 1993, actually.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
Terry jacks while Wesley snipes.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
Weird, I totally get a mime vibe every time I hear that song...you too?
LOL, mime vibe! I'm gonna use that!
yeah, if a mime was feeling sad and could sing, it would sound like Terry Jacks.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
Weird, I totally get a mime vibe every time I hear that song...you too?
LOL, mime vibe! I'm gonna use that!
yeah, if a mime was feeling sad and could sing, it would sound like Terry Jacks.
check out the orig French (with subtitles) version by Jacques Brel, circa 1961:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TbhvoYYIdnQ
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
Weird, I totally get a mime vibe every time I hear that song...you too?
LOL, mime vibe! I'm gonna use that!
yeah, if a mime was feeling sad and could sing, it would sound like Terry Jacks.
I saw Die Hard 3 while living in Taiwan, so it was in English with Chinese subtitles. At one point McClain (Bruce W.) & Zeus (Samuel J.) are in a commandeered taxi cutting across Central Park fields, sidewalks, picnic areas, etc.
Zeus (very agitated after yet another near miss): Are you TRYING to hit these people!?!?
McClain: NO! ...well maybe that mime.
I burst out laughing at the mime joke, for about half a second, because I was the only one in the theater who got it. Guess mime humor gets lost in the translation.
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BOS to Stupor Tramp. Quite Right!
WOS to Ford for pardoning Richard Nixon.
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WOS to Ford for pardoning Richard Nixon.
Bloody Well WRONG!
but another BOS for the Iggles "James Dean"
...just too cool for school.
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OMG!!! Terry Jacks in a straight 1974 set! ROTFL!!!
ah, he's canadian.. that explains a lot. Prob from Montreal, I'm guessing. And does mime in his spare time.
Weird, I totally get a mime vibe every time I hear that song...you too?
LOL, mime vibe! I'm gonna use that!
yeah, if a mime was feeling sad and could sing, it would sound like Terry Jacks.
I saw Die Hard 3 while living in Taiwan, so it was in English with Chinese subtitles. At one point McClain (Bruce W.) & Zeus (Samuel J.) are in a commandeered taxi cutting across Central Park fields, sidewalks, picnic areas, etc.
Zeus (very agitated after yet another near miss): Are you TRYING to hit these people!?!?
McClain: NO! ...well maybe that mime.
I burst out laughing at the mime joke, for about half a second, because I was the only one in the theater who got it. Guess mime humor gets lost in the translation.
Shakes The Clown, the "Citizen Kane of Alcoholic Clown Movies" features a subplot (of sorts) that involves mime bashing by phobic rodeo clowns. I laughed at first, until I realized I was shocked at the portrayal of the insipid mimes and their intended link to gays.
despite that major flaw -- and, let's be honest, many others in the movie -- I laughed out loud several times. Esp at Florence Henderson and LaWanda Page.
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I never get tired of the Doobs' Black Water