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Main Discussion Area => Regional 10@10's across the time zones! => Topic started by: Gazoo on March 20, 2009, 10:04:51 AM
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Arrived for U2. This may not be a good Friday.
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our deejay, Larry
Morman Morgan goes with 1987.
he starts of with In God's Country, which is Utah, no?
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Just what the doctor ordered!
(yeah, right).
U2 is in God's Country again.
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Just what the doctor ordered!
(yeah, right).
U2 is in God's Country again.
sheesh, what an awful day! Oddly enuf, Austin "Bob"s 1992 set was the best of the lot, as it actually dared to play serious pop hits of that year.
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Hrrm. 87 vs. 89. I may stick with the KFOG set. There's a couple big K's coming in that one, but some decent stuff, too.
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BABYBABYBABYBABY we've got a BOS candidate in the Cult's "Love Removal Machine."
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BABYBABYBABYBABY we've got a BOS candidate in the Cult's "Love Removal Machine."
THAT is impressive -- I mentioned loving this recently when Dave plaed "Fire Woman". Percy eat yer heart out!
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I see a connecting thread here
In God's Country
The Cult
we're talking LDS! (I keed.... ;) )
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BABYBABYBABYBABY we've got a BOS candidate in the Cult's "Love Removal Machine."
THAT is impressive -- I mentioned loving this recently when Dave plaed "Fire Woman". Percy eat yer heart out!
Big Fat BOS!!!
If Larry keeps this up, he will remove my love for KFOG (at least until Dave resurfaces).
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Get out the way, let the gentleman do his thing! OMGWTFLOLOS to Bruce Willis, respecting himself if not the song.
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Get out the way, let the gentleman do his thing! OMGWTFLOLOS to Bruce Willis, respecting himself if not the song.
I get the first 9 initials. but what does the final OS stand for?
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Get out the way, let the gentleman do his thing! OMGWTFLOLOS to Bruce Willis, respecting himself if not the song.
That's even MORE impressive! How this one missed the "Covers From Hell" cut is beyond me. All Hail Larry, the new 10@10 King!
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Get out the way, let the gentleman do his thing! OMGWTFLOLOS to Bruce Willis, respecting himself if not the song.
I get the first 9 initials. but what does the final OS stand for?
"of set"
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Get out the way, let the gentleman do his thing! OMGWTFLOLOS to Bruce Willis, respecting himself if not the song.
I get the first 9 initials. but what does the final OS stand for?
"of set"
I was thinking "Oh S***"
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BTW, I emailed The Sound a week ago begging them for an alternate old-school WMP streamimg link, but they have yet to reply.
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Get out the way, let the gentleman do his thing! OMGWTFLOLOS to Bruce Willis, respecting himself if not the song.
I get the first 9 initials. but what does the final OS stand for?
"of set"
I was thinking "Oh S***"
LOL!
My fave remains ROTFLSHIPMP.
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If the first half of the set had LDS connotations, at least now we've got the Cure! BOS to "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" (3 bangs to distinguish from the David Johansen)
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PS: This would have been a bigger hit if Duran Duran had done it.
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"of set"
I was thinking "Oh S***"
so was I
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BOSes to the Cure & to Los Lobos.
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If the first half of the set had LDS connotations, at least now we've got the Cure! BOS to "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" (3 bangs to distinguish from the David Johansen)
The song before Los Lobos was the Cure? I had no idea. Never heard it before.
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Another OMFGLOL, Erasure "Victim Of Love". Dancing to the Cure, Cult & Erasure was how I spent most of 1987.
ETA: I was going to accuse Dave of never palying Erasure, but in fact he has a few times, including this song once. But it seems like he doesn't because half of the Erasure entries are in 2004, and only one in the past 21 months.
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Another OMFGLOL, Erasure "Victim Of Love". Dancing to the Cure, Cult & Erasure was how I spent most of 1987.
Glory! Wish I'd known about this at the time. I feel like skip-dancing!
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Another OMFGLOL, Erasure "Victim Of Love". Dancing to the Cure, Cult & Erasure was how I spent most of 1987.
Glory! Wish I'd known about this at the time.
Erasure were not on your 16-year-old's radar in '87?
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If the first half of the set had LDS connotations, at least now we've got the Cure! BOS to "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" (3 bangs to distinguish from the David Johansen)
The song before Los Lobos was the Cure? I had no idea. Never heard it before.
What song? Obviously it wasn't La Bamba.
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I'm pretty sure some of the clubs in Pacific Beach segued from Erasure to G'n'R back then, too. Bang your head.
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If the first half of the set had LDS connotations, at least now we've got the Cure! BOS to "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" (3 bangs to distinguish from the David Johansen)
The song before Los Lobos was the Cure? I had no idea. Never heard it before.
What song? Obviously it wasn't La Bamba.
methinks you misread that. Dave hadn't heard "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" which was followed by "Come On, Let's Go", which he did ID as Los Lobos.
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Another OMFGLOL, Erasure "Victim Of Love". Dancing to the Cure, Cult & Erasure was how I spent most of 1987.
Glory! Wish I'd known about this at the time.
Erasure were not on your 16-year-old's radar in '87?
No - I didn't know about alternative stations at the time, so was still listening to straight Top 40. Pun halfway intended: Pittsburgh's B-94 wouldn't even play "Chains of Love" or "A Little Respect" two years later, and those both went pop Top 10!
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Another OMFGLOL, Erasure "Victim Of Love". Dancing to the Cure, Cult & Erasure was how I spent most of 1987.
ETA: I was going to accuse Dave of never palying Erasure, but in fact he has a few times, including this song once. But it seems like he doesn't because half of the Erasure entries are in 2004, and only one in the past 21 months.
another of those artists you'd think Dave would love (and not just for the gay angle) that he doesn't seem overly-enamored of.
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If the first half of the set had LDS connotations, at least now we've got the Cure! BOS to "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" (3 bangs to distinguish from the David Johansen)
The song before Los Lobos was the Cure? I had no idea. Never heard it before.
What song? Obviously it wasn't La Bamba.
Let's Go I think it was.
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Another OMFGLOL, Erasure "Victim Of Love". Dancing to the Cure, Cult & Erasure was how I spent most of 1987.
Glory! Wish I'd known about this at the time.
Erasure were not on your 16-year-old's radar in '87?
No - I didn't know about alternative stations at the time, so was still listening to straight Top 40. Pun halfway intended: Pittsburgh's B-94 wouldn't even play "Chains of Love" or "A Little Respect" two years later, and those both went pop Top 10!
I adore Chains of Love -- it's one of my go-to feel good songs.
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That sounded like a looooong version of Paradise City. I got pretty tired of it, actually.
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Take back Joe Pis-ca-POOOOO!!!
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That sounded like a looooong version of Paradise City. I got pretty tired of it, actually.
I know what you mean. I would have much preferred Mr Brownstone, or Sweet Chile o' mine. Not a fan of Paradise City.
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That exchange b/w the journalists asking Tom Petty and Dylan (?) about their collaboration, and the smart-ass answers provided by TP reminded me of this great quote by Frank Zappa:
"Rock journalism is people who can't write, interviewing people who can't talk, for people who can't read."
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Take back Joe Pis-ca-POOOOO!!!
(http://www.annotatedmst.com/episodes/hercules/joe-piscopo.jpg)
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If the first half of the set had LDS connotations, at least now we've got the Cure! BOS to "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" (3 bangs to distinguish from the David Johansen)
The song before Los Lobos was the Cure? I had no idea. Never heard it before.
What song? Obviously it wasn't La Bamba.
methinks you misread that. Dave hadn't heard "Hot, Hot, Hot!!!" which was followed by "Come On, Let's Go", which he did ID as Los Lobos.
Ah, gotcha. Yes, I misread--paying too much attention to work. Thanks for the ID on Come on, Let's Go.
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I put up a link to the player. How many of the other old links are rotten? Seems like KINK is bad. email me, as I don't have time to rummage in this folder much.
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I put up a link to the player.
Geoff, thanks for doing this! Much appreciated.
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In God's Country - U2
Love Removal Machine - The Cult
Respect Yourself - Bruce Willis
Touch of Grey - Grateful Dead
Hot Hot Hot - The Cure
Come On Let's Go - Los Lobos
Victim of Love - Erasure
Paradise City - Guns N' Roses
Jammin' Me - Tom Petty
Alive and Kicking - Simple Minds