10at10 Club
Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: mshray on April 12, 2005, 10:01:44 AM
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please say it ain't so.....
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please say it ain't so.....
If only...
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please say it ain't so.....
I wonder if Mr. Morey can be less Morey-ish than Bob was a couple hours ago.
Stevie Ray is a decent start.
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please say it ain't so.....
If only...
Nice TOTHC, though. BOS, SRV.
Some XTC would be nice too.
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Is this SRV painting "Superstition" by numbers?
For some reason I'm in the mood to hear Billy Joel today. Was "A Matter of Trust" 1986? (Would have rather gone for something from An Innocent Man, but no such.)
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I wonder if Mr. Morey can be less Morey-ish than Bob was a couple hours ago.
I predict at least 2 repeaters. But still no Jermaine Stewart. :cry:
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please say it ain't so.....
I wonder if Mr. Morey can be less Morey-ish than Bob was a couple hours ago.
Stevie Ray is a decent start.
Here's what Mike, Gaz & I heard earlier:
10:01am I'M NO ANGEL by GREGG ALLMAN
Album: I'M NO ANGEL
10:04am SUPERMAN by R.E.M.
Album: LIFE'S RICH PAGEANT
10:07am ..TEN @ 10 SWEEP 1986-BILL COSBY SHOW by
Album:
10:08am THE WAY IT IS by BRUCE HORNSBY
Album: THE WAY IT IS
10:12am ..TEN @ 10 QUICK 1986 by
Album:
10:13am KEEP YOUR HANDS TO YOURSELF by GEORGIA SATELLITES
Album: GEORGIA SATELLITES
10:16am IN YOUR EYES by PETER GABRIEL
Album: SO
10:22am HARLEM SHUFFLE by ROLLING STONES
Album: DIRTY WORK
10:25am ..TEN @ 10 SWEEP 1986-CROC DUNDEE by
Album:
10:26am DON'T DREAM IT'S OVER by CROWDED HOUSE
Album: CROWDED HOUSE
10:30am LIVIN' ON A PRAYER by BON JOVI
Album: SLIPPERY WHEN WET
10:34am ..TEN @ 10 SWEEP 1986-REAGAN/IRAN CONTRA SPEECH by
Album:
10:34am IN THE SHAPE OF A HEART by JACKSON BROWNE
Album: LIVES IN THE BALANCE
10:40am ..TEN @ 10 QUICK 1986 by
Album:
10:40am TUFF ENUFF by FABULOUS THUNDERBIRDS
Album: TUFF ENUFF
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Novelty points, if not quality points, to "All I Need Is Some Clearasil."
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Thanks for the snow, Ronnie!
love,
L.A.
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A little Gene Loves Jezebel ("Desire") is certainly not going to hurt, and just as certainly not going to be heard on the Drive.
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So what's this playing after the Ronnie clip? The singer sounds slightly like Rufus Wainwright, but that's just nuts. He was about 6 in 1986.
Never mind. I see Mark already answered that question.
Dave's at least not relying on all of the usual suspects (so far). Still not betting agains Billy Ocean or Crowded House though.
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A little Gene Loves Jezebel is certainly not going to hurt, and just as certainly not going to be heard on the Drive.
Is this a bustout? "Sur-prize, sur-prize, sur-prize!" I have lobbied Dave in the past for "Motion of Love" in '87 but this will do.
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A little Gene Loves Jezebel is certainly not going to hurt, and just as certainly not going to be heard on the Drive.
Is this a bustout? "Sur-prize, sur-prize, sur-prize!" I have lobbied Dave in the past for "Motion of Love" in '87 but this will do.
Dave's not a bad man, just ambitious.....
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BOS so far: the Blue Velvet clip
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
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I am writing a paper due at 1PM, and doing a pretty piss-poor job too. Having a year like 1986 is good because there's so little old-fart fodder to chew on, I can spend more time on my insipid paper.
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I think The Stranglers' "Ghost Train" is officially a Narada. I loved the Stranglers, but I never heard this song outside 10@10.
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BOS to the Blow Monkeys, who I think have lost Katrina status in recent months.
WOS to the sleep train. Yawners.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
I kinda liked Wild At Heart. Blue Velvet was OK but not great.
Oddly enough, though- I have Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" (the song Dean Stockwell sings while Dennis Hopper & thugs stomp on Kyle in one scene) on my MP3 player and was listening to it just this morning.
PABST BLUE RIBBON!
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I am writing a paper due at 1PM, and doing a pretty piss-poor job too. Having a year like 1986 is good because there's so little old-fart fodder to chew on, I can spend more time on my insipid paper.
I can fully empathize, being stuck in a rut on my own insipid paper (I'm on page 14, will probably finish at 18 ). If you'd like to run it by me for a quick read-through/edit, I'd be happy to help.
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tell me why is it I'm diggin' Dave's Katrina?
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I am writing a paper due at 1PM, and doing a pretty piss-poor job too. Having a year like 1986 is good because there's so little old-fart fodder to chew on, I can spend more time on my insipid paper.
I can fully empathize, being stuck in a rut on my own insipid paper (I'm on page 14, will probably finish at 18). If you'd like to run it by me for a quick read-through/edit, I'd be happy to help.
I'd be too emabarrased. It's a mandatory rough-draft, and I'm just going to march in with my piece of shit, and ask for guidance.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
I kinda liked Wild At Heart. Blue Velvet was OK but not great.
Oddly enough, though- I have Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" (the song Harry Dean Stanton sings while Hopper & thugs stomp on Kyle in one scene) on my MP3 player and was listening to it just this morning.
PABST BLUE RIBBON!
I loved Wild At Heart (mostly becasue I'm a big Nick Cage & Willem Dafoe fan), loved Blue Velvet, and really loved Mulholland Drive. Elephant Man was excellent, but not in keeping with his remaining oevre.
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Elephant Man was excellent, but not in keeping with his remaining oevre.
At least it was better than Dune (which ended up being a "Directed by Alan Smithee" film for awhile)...
THE SLEEPER HAS AWAKEN!
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Energy drinks I have consumed this month, ranked in order of effectiveness:
1. Monster - the easy winner
2. Red Bull - a strong runner-up, a tried-and-true classic
3. Full Throttle - eyes open, but questionable taste
4. New York Minute - only mildly effectual
5. Sparks - the malt liquor packs more buzz than the taurine
6. Arizona Energy - would be better in one of those 20-oz shotgun cans
7. Rockstar - love the concept, but the milk thistle painfully voids the bowels
8. Bawls - guarana and caffeine only, no all-important taurine
9. Liquid Lightning - weird aftertaste and no energizing effects to speak of
"I'm only trying to help you ..."
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
about the only one of his that I've seen that I found bearable was Mulholland Drive. (And oddly, I've never seen Elephant Man) He's the Rush of film directors: willful obscurity is his stock-in-trade. And all too many critics just eat that up with a spoon.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
Did Lynch do Eraserhead? That's among my 5 Least Favorite Films, along with Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, and that one with Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
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Eraserhead was indeed Lynch's first big commercial film. Nearly unwatchable. And I was a film major...
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(And oddly, I've never seen Elephant Man)
You & the Princess should watch it together sometime, it's got Anne Bancroft!
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Eraserhead was indeed Lynch's first big commercial film. Nearly unwatchable. And I was a film major...
"commercial" is not a word I'd use to descibe it; it was a Midnite Movie cult sensation. Certainly his first film to get noticed, tho'.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
Did Lynch do Eraserhead? That's among my 5 Least Favorite Films, along with Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, and that one with Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
Never cared much for "Ps, Ts, and As" either. John Candy never done nothin' for me.
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BOS to the Mission-arrr-y Man. Fierce drumming and harmonica!
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
Did Lynch do Eraserhead? That's among my 5 Least Favorite Films, along with Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, and that one with Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
and you hate P, T & A because WHY?
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"commercial" is not a word I'd use to descibe it; it was a Midnite Movie cult sensation.
If you're showing it in a theater & charging admission it's "commercial" as far as I'm concerned- but, yeah- it wasn't intended for a mainstream audience.
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"Welcome To The Boomtown" & The Hooters "Day By Day" & now "Missionary Man", really evocative of 1986 for me.
I should elaborate that in '86 I was slowly realizing that the decline in music from '84 to '85 was only being exacerbated.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
Did Lynch do Eraserhead? That's among my 5 Least Favorite Films, along with Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, and that one with Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
and you hate P, T & A because WHY?
I just found it painfully unfunny. I've liked Steve Martin and John Candy in plenty of other films (Edie McClurg as well) but I just thought the plot was dismal and the gags were flat.
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BOS to the Mission-arrr-y Man. Fierce drumming and harmonica!
I may have to agree. Best of a snoozy lot. But I wish Dave'd play "I Need A Man" just once -- one of Annie's best performances, IMHO.
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Blue Velvet, one of the most overrated films of the last 25 years.
Do you like anything else by David Lynch better? He's certainly not for everybody.
Did Lynch do Eraserhead? That's among my 5 Least Favorite Films, along with Planes, Trains & Automobiles, Striking Distance, Mercury Rising, and that one with Sylvester Stallone and Sharon Stone.
and you hate P, T & A because WHY?
Because of the Kevin Bacon cameo, I'm guesing.
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HM for Weird Science
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and you hate P, T & A because WHY?
Because of the Kevin Bacon cameo, I'm guesing.
Gaz only likes Kevin when he does full frontal :wink: Bringing home the bacon, as it were.
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HM, Oingo Boingo. Not the greatest thing, but it's got me bouncing in my chair.
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HM for Weird Science
One of John Hughes' most underrated efforts, IMHO.
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I'm glad Dave remembers that Oingo Boingo exists, but it sure would be nice if he played tunes from any of their first 3 albums or the subsequent one. Plenty of great tunes that were big hits in California.
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I'm glad Dave remembers that Oingo Boingo exists, but it sure would be nice if he played tunes from any of their first 3 albums or the subsequent one. Plenty of great tunes that were big hits in California.
Really. Seems like all we ever hear is Dead Man's Party in every Halloween set.
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Right now on CG: Feargal Sharkey's "A Good Heart", the best song from '86 I've heard today.