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Main Discussion Area => KFOG's 10@10 => Topic started by: urth on June 07, 2005, 09:39:30 AM
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Or so said the promo I heard last night.
The 90-less streak continues--May 11 was our last trip to that decade, 95 to be specific.
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Or so said the promo I heard last night.
The 90-less streak continues--May 11 was our last trip to that decade, 95 to be specific.
and Dave just confirmed. Seems like we just did '77 (yes, I always say that) but April 25th was the last time.
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Gaz gets his WOS out of the way early!
VHM for me, and I don't care what anybody says. A lovely album.
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Based on the first two songs, seems like a "lite" set. Any bets on "I'm in You"?
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Based on the first two songs, seems like a "lite" set.
Heh. I was gonna say the same thing. But, I didn't. So don't say JINX!
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Based on the first two songs, seems like a "lite" set. Any bets on "I'm in You"?
I've heard "I'm in You" at least 3 times on MAX -- hope Dave resists the temptation.
Is this Dave Mason? A rarity, if not a bust-out.
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VHM for Dave Mason's Mystic Traveller, simply cuz I'm sure I haven't heard this in...longer than I really want to think about. Not 30 years, but close enough.
And the "lite set" theory is still alive.
ETA: Dave really is digging deep lately, as he mentioned in the backsell yesterday.
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I came in just in time for this "Traveler" song that I've never heard. What was the WOS that I thankfully missed?
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I like Jimmy Carter - more now then I did then. Course I was only 12 at the time, but I sure appreciate his wisdom back then. Now go out and buy that SUV.
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VHM for Dave Mason's Mystic Traveller, simply cuz I'm sure I haven't heard this in...longer than I really want to think about. Not 30 years, but close enough.
And the "lite set" theory is still alive.
ETA: Dave really is digging deep lately, as he mentioned in the backsell yesterday.
I'd totally forgotten about this song. Trying to catch up on some stuff that I just got yelled at by email for not having submitted already & was halfway through humming along with the song before I realized what it was. Very nice.
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Rod, was that Bill King calling that Raider interception/TD?
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Frank Sinatra and Freddie Mercury
"Mistakes, I've made a few"
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BOS TH - 1977
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I like a little psycho killer in the morning.
run run run run run run awaaaaay
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What was the WOS that I thankfully missed?
Mr Bishop, "Save it For a Rainy day"
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BOS TH - 1977
that was me - trying out Firefox browser and not yet loged in
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BOS TH - 1977
Ditto, Mr Guest -- Loved Waiting for Guffman!
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BOS Psycho Killer!! Not that I'd heard it in '77, but still worthy.
In a small bit of synchronicity, I just finished reading a history of the Talking Heads called This Must Be The Place last night. Fairly interesting, except I spotted a few minor factual errors (which makes me wonder how many I didn't catch).
ETA: And Dave played Jerry Harrison's Rev It Up in the half hour or so before this set. Heads are everywhere.
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BOS to the Hit Explosion, we should hear more ED&JFC around here.
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must BOS for ABBA!
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BOS to the Hit Explosion, we should hear more ED&JFC around here.
I had a KTEL album like that.
BOS ABBA
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"Knowing Me, Knowing Katrina". I loves me some ABBA but this one needs a moratorium.
that call-and-response whisper thing is pretty damn hokey.
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Gaz - I love your avatar - that's hillarious!
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BOS to ABBA, "Knowing Beej, Knowing You"
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BOS "Hold Back the Night", Graham Parker's fab Trammps cover.
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BOS to Graham Parker's take on "Hold Back the Night." Only slightly lesser to the Trammps' original. Did this chart?
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Gaz - I love your avatar - that's hillarious!
Glad you approve. I used to watch him and his happy trees and fluffy clouds a LOT in high school. :)
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OK, BOS to Graham Parker. I knew as soon as I voted for ABBA I'd hear something else I liked. See, that's the magic of the Swedish Supergroup...
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BOS2 to Southside!!! Another rarity (but I don't think it's a bustout).
ETA: Crap!! That was GP, wasn't it? Beej, pass the tambourine....
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BOS to Graham Parker's take on "Hold Back the Night." Only slightly lesser to the Trammps' original. Did this chart?
I' don't have Whitburn handy... it was on the "Pink parker" pink vinyl EP which I proudly own.
Another Gaz un-fave! "Good Morning Judge". Not even my fave 10cc; I'm still waiting for "Life is a Minestrone".
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ETA: Crap!! That was GP, wasn't it? Beej, pass the tambourine....
Hey, now- you can't just jump into tambourine. Ya gotta start slow. I'll give you one maraca. If that works out? 2. :D
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WOS to 10cc. As someone said earlier this hour: "Say something once - why say it again?"
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BOS2 to Southside!!! Another rarity (but I don't think it's a bustout).
ETA: Crap!! That was GP, wasn't it? Beej, pass the tambourine....
If Dave played SJ&TAJ's "Love on the Wrong Side of Town" from '77 I'd just about die.
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BOS to Graham Parker's take on "Hold Back the Night." Only slightly lesser to the Trammps' original. Did this chart?
Graham Parker only grazed the Top 40 once (and just barely at that) with 1985's "Wake Up (Next To You)" - #39.
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OK, BOS to Graham Parker. I knew as soon as I voted for ABBA I'd hear something else I liked. See, that's the magic of the Swedish Supergroup...
Got any good ABBA pix?
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I think Dave has it in for Gaz today. (although after Gaz explained why he doesn't like JB, I can at least sympathize if not totally agree).
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VHM Mr Buffet, before his shtick calcified. "Changes in Attitudes" indeed.
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Got any good ABBA pix?
No. But, I can find one. Gimme a sec.
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HM for Mr Buffet.
I was suprised to see he's considered country these days - getting airtime on CMT Country Music Channel or whatever its called
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I don't mind "Changes in Attitudes" at all, in case anyone wondered. I think Buffett's OK when he's serious-minded; it's his novelty numbers that grate on me.
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Per Geoff's query:
Classic ABBA. You really can't go wrong with Swedish women in miniskirts...
(http://img10.echo.cx/img10/5597/abba016bo.th.jpg) (http://img10.echo.cx/my.php?image=abba016bo.jpg)
More recent ABBA:
(http://img63.echo.cx/img63/7236/abba3ah.th.jpg) (http://img63.echo.cx/my.php?image=abba3ah.jpg)
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HM for Mr Buffet.
I was suprised to see he's considered country these days - getting airtime on CMT Country Music Channel or whatever its called
he did an album of duets with country types. A lot of Parrotheads also like country; it was a marriage made in his accountant's office.
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I don't mind "Changes in Attitudes" at all, in case anyone wondered. I think Buffett's OK when he's serious-minded; it's his novelty numbers that grate on me.
Bless you my son; you've made an old man very happy. I can't remember the song where he disses Anita Bryant but I'll always love him for that.
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Per Geoff's query:
Classic ABBA. You really can't go wrong with Swedish women in miniskirts...
(http://img10.echo.cx/img10/5597/abba016bo.th.jpg) (http://img10.echo.cx/my.php?image=abba016bo.jpg)
I'm not sure seeing the group enhances my enjoyment of the music! I really love their music, but they look so hokey!
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I'm not sure seeing the group enhances my enjoyment of the music! I really love their music, but they look so hokey!
Oh. See... that's what I like about 'em. Let's face it- one can only "bang their head" so much before their neck hurts. Abba provides variety.
However, I've never seen that musical based on their songs. For me it's gotta be the Original Swedes or forget it. Unfortunately, I've never seen them live, either.
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I'm not sure seeing the group enhances my enjoyment of the music! I really love their music, but they look so hokey!
Oh. See... that's what I like about 'em. Let's face it- one can only "bang their head" so much before their neck hurts. Abba provides variety.
However, I've never seen that musical based on their songs. For me it's gotta be the Original Swedes or forget it. Unfortunately, I've never seen them live, either.
We saw the musical, and it was a joy, but the Sunday matinee audience I was with had sticks up their butts and didn't stay dancing for the finale!
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Per Geoff's query:
Classic ABBA. You really can't go wrong with Swedish women in miniskirts...
(http://img10.echo.cx/img10/5597/abba016bo.th.jpg) (http://img10.echo.cx/my.php?image=abba016bo.jpg)
I'm not sure seeing the group enhances my enjoyment of the music! I really love their music, but they look so hokey!
Is that Bjorn or Benny on the left? Ya gotta click on the larger picture to check out his whole outfit, from the pouffy sleeves to the crotch-hugging jumper to the massive platform shoes.
OMG!
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We saw the musical, and it was a joy, but the Sunday matinee audience I was with had sticks up their butts and didn't stay dancing for the finale!
D'oh! But, that's the whole reason to go (that and liking Abba music)! It's like going to see Rocky Horror and not doing The Time Warp.
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the Sunday matinee audience I was with had sticks up their butts and didn't stay dancing for the finale!
Well see, if I had a stick up my butt I'd probably find dancing for the finale kind of painful.
Then again I've never actually tried it, so...
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We saw the musical, and it was a joy, but the Sunday matinee audience I was with had sticks up their butts and didn't stay dancing for the finale!
that was your mistake -- Sunday Matinee is probably the least-gay audience of the week in SF. (they're all still sleeping off Sat nite!)
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Is that Bjorn or Benny on the left? Ya gotta click on the larger picture to check out his whole outfit, from the pouffy sleeves to the crotch-hugging jumper to the massive platform shoes.
Well, they wouldn't be much of a "supergroup" if they didn't dress like members of the Justice League!
And as an addendum to what I said earlier: You can't go wrong with Swedish women in miniskirts and white boots. Seriously.