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Main Discussion Area => Capital Gold, other Internet Radio => Topic started by: RGMike on January 14, 2008, 01:31:50 PM
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MJ alert: at 3:00 Judge will be saluting the LP that was #1 this week in 1980 - Off The Wall. "You know, the Force... it's got a lot of power... it make me feel like... it make me feel like... WHHOOOOOO!!!"
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Judge started playing "Rappers Delight" -- I got up, went down the street to buy juice, came back, and it was still playing. The looooooooooooooooooooong version indeed.
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MJ alert: at 3:00 Judge will be saluting the LP that was #1 this week in 1980 - Off The Wall. "You know, the Force... it's got a lot of power... it make me feel like... it make me feel like... WHHOOOOOO!!!"
MJ sez Don't Stop 'til you Get it Up! I'm melting... like hot candlewax...
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Got me workin' day & nite! Fabulous track that shoulda been a single.
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the little-heard "Girlfriend" followed by "She's Out of My Life". He's playing this off extra-crunchy vinyl, BTW.
"damned indecision! and cursed pride!"
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"Burn This Disco Out" -- another track you never hear. This has been a delight.
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WLNG Nugget o' the Day: Flying Machine's "Smile a Little Smile". Love the trumpet.
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This week's CG retro-chart is Dec 1981, when Julio Iglesias (!) was #1 with a cheezy disco-fied cover of "Begin the Beguine" (!!)
01. () Julio Iglesias - Begin The Beguine
02. () Queen And David Bowie - Under Pressure
03. (-) Earth, Wind And Fire - Let's Groove
04. () Soft Cell - Bedsitter
05. () Diana Ross - Why Do Fools Fall In Love?
06. () Cliff Richard - Daddy's Home
07. () The Pretenders - I Go To Sleep
08. () Haircut 100 - Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)
09. () The Human League - Don't You Want Me
10. () Modern Romance - Ay Ay Ay Ay Moosey
11. () Olivia Newton-John - Physical
12. () Kool And The Gang - Steppin' Out
13. () Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark - Joan Of Arc
14. () Toyah - Four More From Toyah
15. () Rod Stewart - Tonight I'm Yours (Don't Hurt Me)
16. () Ultravox - The Voice
17. () The Police - Every Little Thing She Does Is Magic
18. () Kim Wilde - Cambodia
19. (-) ABC - Tears Are Not Enough
20. () The Fun Boy Three - The Lunatics (Have Taken Over The Asylum)
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Tonight Rod's yours -- don't hurt him! don't hurt him!
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wow, OMD's "Joan of Arc".
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Lemme hear your body talk! ONJ gets "Physical".
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New to me: Modern Romance, "Ay ay ay ay Moosey" (wha?). Their "Best Years of Our Lives" is one of my fave forgotten shoulda-been hits -- was glad to see it revived in Shrek 2.
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New to me: Modern Romance, "Ay ay ay ay Moosey" (wha?). Their "Best Years of Our Lives" is one of my fave forgotten shoulda-been hits -- was glad to see it revived in Shrek 2.
and the New Wave juggernaut continues: HL, "Don't You want Me?" and Haircut 100, "Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)". Followed by the Pretenders "I Go To Sleep", not much of a radio fave in the US but a Top Ten single in the UK.
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Yikes! Lady Cliff's snoozy cover of "Daddy's Home" makes the Jermaine Jackson version sound like the Sex Pistols.
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Soft Cell's "Bedsitter" has to be the highlight today.
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I mentioned the other day that KCDX's stream had been down for at least a month -- I emailed them today to see what's up and got a bounce-back that said their mailbox is full! Another one bites the dust. Which just... bites.
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WMIR plays the loooong version of "Black Betty", which you almost never hear. Bam-a-LAM!
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WLNG Nugget o' the Day: "Goody Goody Gumdrops", the Ohio 1910 Fruitgum Express Co.
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WLNG Nugget o' the Day: "Goody Goody Gumdrops", the Ohio 1910 Fruitgum Express Co.
My heart is doing flip-flops!
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Something interesting from -- of all sources -- Clear Channel. It's where they test and tweak formats: FormatLab.
http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
Tons of different formats to listen to, all commercial-free. I'll start investigating further on Friday.
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Something interesting from -- of all sources -- Clear Channel. It's where they test and tweak formats: FormatLab.
http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
Tons of different formats to listen to, all commercial-free. I'll start investigating further on Friday.
So I'm listening to their "Pride Radio -- a channel for the gay community". And so far I've heard
Some hip-hop song i didn't recognize
"What I Like About You", Romantics
"Read My Mind", Killers
"I'll be Loving You", Collage
something else current I don't recognize
uh, this is "gay"... how, exactly?
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Switched to their "Classic dance" channel, expecting a lot of disco, and to my delight I'm hearing Peter Godwin, "Images of Heaven"!
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Something interesting from -- of all sources -- Clear Channel. It's where they test and tweak formats: FormatLab.
http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
Tons of different formats to listen to, all commercial-free. I'll start investigating further on Friday.
So I'm listening to their "Pride Radio -- a channel for the gay community". And so far I've heard
Some hip-hop song i didn't recognize
"What I Like About You", Romantics
"Read My Mind", Killers
"I'll be Loving You", Collage
something else current I don't recognize
uh, this is "gay"... how, exactly?
Remember they're in Texas. No telling how they interpret the typical "gay" listener.
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Something interesting from -- of all sources -- Clear Channel. It's where they test and tweak formats: FormatLab.
http://www.clearchannelmusic.com/formatlab/
Tons of different formats to listen to, all commercial-free. I'll start investigating further on Friday.
So I'm listening to their "Pride Radio -- a channel for the gay community". And so far I've heard
Some hip-hop song i didn't recognize
"What I Like About You", Romantics
"Read My Mind", Killers
"I'll be Loving You", Collage
something else current I don't recognize
uh, this is "gay"... how, exactly?
Remember they're in Texas. No telling how they interpret the typical "gay" listener.
LOL! Then they should be playing that Willie Nelson gay-cowboy song! A number of Clear Channel stations apparently run that "Pride radio" thing on their HD-2 subchannel. Maybe the jocks are all like "Fernando & Greg" from Energy 92.7 (But i hope not).
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Speaking of HD radio, I ran into Our Man Beej on Muni a few days ago (he sends his love) and he mentioned that he's been listening to the KFOG All-10@10 HD channel on the HD radio his sweetie gave him for Xmas. So I guess they've got it up and running, but haven't been promo'ing it much.
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KFRC's Kasey Kountdown takes us to Jan. 17, 1976. At 40: "Love, Be Tender With My Fanny." Chart curiosity: the oldest song on the countdown is "Fly, Robin, Fly," at a meager 13 weeks.
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OMG = Livvy! "Let It Shine"
OMGWTF = Helen Reddy, "Somewhere in the Night"
OMGWTFLOL = Wing & a Prayer Fife Corps (!), "Baby Face"
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Hamilton, Joe Frank and no Reynolds at 22 with "Winners and Losers," sounding rather a bit like David Cassidy on the vocals.
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And now Neil Sedacky remaking his "Breaking Up," sounding like a tipsy chanteur at Don't Tell Mama.
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Another in the annals of nonsense lyrics: "You made a fool of me / But those broken dreams have got to end." Wha? Still love the song, though.
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Ooh ... At 14, John Denver doing what he does best on "Fly Away."
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What are the odds? Second time this week, Glen Campbell, "Country Boy, You Got Your Feet in L.A."
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Ooh ... At 14, John Denver doing what he does best on "Fly Away."
With ONJ on backing vox, making her 2nd appearance of the morning.
Another amazing journey thru history. Dunno how much of the first hour you heard, but hope you caught the Road Apples' very Sly-like "Let's Live Together", their only hit. Other highlights for me (besides the ones you've mentioned): "Hurricane" (tho' we heard maybe 2/5ths of it), David Ruffin's "Walk Away from Tryin' to Love Two", and OMG I'd forgotten how Euro-cheezy "Paloma Blanca" is (quite a 180-degree turn for the George Baker Selection from "Little Green Bag"). And of course, "Convoy" -- them hogs is gettin' IN-tense!
And thanks for beating me to the "Love be Tender With my Fanny" line!
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Ooh ... At 14, John Denver doing what he does best on "Fly Away."
With ONJ on backing vox, making her 2nd appearance of the morning.
Another amazing journey thru history. Dunno how much of the first hour you heard, but hope you caught the Road Apples' very Sly-like "Let's Live Together", their only hit. Other highlights for me (besides the ones you've mentioned): "Hurricane" (tho' we heard maybe 2/5ths of it), David Ruffin's "Walk Away from Tryin' to Love Two", and OMG I'd forgotten how Euro-cheezy "Paloma Blanca" is (quite a 180-degree turn for the George Baker Selection from "Little Green Bag"). And of course, "Convoy" -- them hogs is gettin' IN-tense!
And thanks for beating me to the "Love be Tender With my Fanny" line!
Anytime on "Fanny," a personal fave. As for the rest: "Una Paloma Blanca" sounds uncomfortably like the Flintstones theme; Road Apples are a gem (though more like Eddie Money than Sly); and D-Ruffin is one of my favorites of the decade - what range!