The Return of the Desert Island Jukebox Draft - Drop in a quarter

[Eephus 25,948]

PIK says skip

@Mrs. Rannous

[Eephus 25,948]

Timscochet is going heavy on ballads

[simey 8,603]

1 hour ago, Eephus said:

K-Tel records

It was released by Brookville Records.

[simey 8,603]

Mrs. R timed out

@KarmaPolice is OTC

[Hov34 4,881]

3.07 Let's Stay Together - Al Green (1972)

Must have for my theme and will be a "fan" favorite.

I will take the B-Side too as I love Al Green ( I may be the only one who plays it)

Tomorrow's Dream

 

[KarmaPolice 18,289]

3.11:  SIMON & GARFUNKEL - MRS. ROBINSON (1967) 

 

@wikkidpissah is up then, I believe 

Edited July 13, 2020 by KarmaPolice

[Hov34 4,881]

1 hour ago, Eephus said:

3.08  10th Avenue Freeze Out b/w She's the One - Bruce Springsteen  (1975)

 

I have never been to a Springsteen concert but I imagine you are just physical and emotionally drained afterwards, yes?

 

 

[wikkidpissah 19,250]

3.12 Kashmir, Led Zeppelin (1975)

I've always wanted Paint It Black & this together on a playlist. So Phrygian great!!  The single version just gets in @ 5:56

 

 

@Pitchfork

[Long Ball Larry 14,304]

sorry nerds

incoming.

[Long Ball Larry 14,304]

On 7/9/2020 at 7:44 PM, Long Ball Larry said:

1.06

Play with Fire

The Rolling Stones

(1967)

@Hov34 up, I think

2.20

Playin With Fire

Styles of Beyond ft. Apathy and Celph Titled

(2003)

I am not the biggest Stones guy, so I had never known anything about the original before I heard this one from SOB.  Loved the beat and the flows and several years ago I finally wondered where the hell that play with fire vocal sample came from and stumbled upon the stones song.  Really liked the way they looped the harpsichord and then pull in the vocal sample to have a smooth but dissonant and haunting feel.

Edited July 13, 2020 by Long Ball Larry

[MAC_32 12,900]

43 minutes ago, Hov34 said:

I have never been to a Springsteen concert but I imagine you are just physical and emotionally drained afterwards, yes?

Yes, but he does a good job picking and choosing his spots throughout. Right when your body is just screaming for a break he cuts in with Independence Day, Atlantic City, Incident, etc. 

[Long Ball Larry 14,304]

I think that I can go again.  If I'm wrong, let me know.

3.09

My Favorite Things

John Coltrane

(1961)

Can never go wrong with Coltrane.

[Eephus 25,948]

14 minutes ago, MAC_32 said:

57 minutes ago, Hov34 said:

I have never been to a Springsteen concert but I imagine you are just physical and emotionally drained afterwards, yes?

Yes, but he does a good job picking and choosing his spots throughout. Right when your body is just screaming for a break he cuts in with Independence Day, Atlantic City, Incident, etc. 

The last time I saw the Boss was 2007 on the Magic tour (the last tour with Danny Federici).  As I recall, the show was slower paced that the times I saw him in the 70s and 80s.  Springsteen.  If you compare recent setlists, he seems to do fewer songs but with some longer and usually slower songs to keep it over three hours.  He also talks between songs more than he used to.  It's still a great experience

[Mrs. Rannous 5,570]

4 hours ago, Eephus said:

I changed theme/location list from draft order to alphabetical.  Hopefully I didn't accidentally reassign any

I have no idea what bar I ended up in, but it's definitely not mine.  My weekend must have been wild and woolly.

I'm in Scholz Garten in Austin.

[Eephus 25,948]

1 hour ago, simey said:

It was released by Brookville Records.

I've seen that one in the stacks of used records.

[Mrs. Rannous 5,570]

Since Mr R is working these oddball hours, we're just going to have to be on skip.  I'll try to pick as close to on time as I can, but he will likely be posting at night regardless.

But here's my third rounder:

Round 3  -  Havana  -  Camilla Cabello  -  2017

[Yo Mama 4,877]

@Pitchfork timed out

@Buffaloes is otc

[mphtrilogy 3,349]

2 hours ago, KarmaPolice said:

3.11:  SIMON & GARFUNKEL - MRS. ROBINSON (1967) 

 

@wikkidpissah is up then, I believe 

Dang

[Eephus 25,948]

8 minutes ago, mphtrilogy said:

2 hours ago, KarmaPolice said:

3.11:  SIMON & GARFUNKEL - MRS. ROBINSON (1967) 

 

@wikkidpissah is up then, I believe 

Dang

Don't think I've ever been to a bar with two Simon & Garfunkel records on the jukebox.

 

[simey 8,603]

55 minutes ago, Eephus said:

I've seen that one in the stacks of used records.

I'd probably buy it if I saw it at a used record store.

[Binky The Doormat 12,951]

13 minutes ago, Eephus said:

Don't think I've ever been to a bar with two Simon & Garfunkel records on the jukebox.

 

east coast - west coast thing

[mphtrilogy 3,349]

19 minutes ago, Eephus said:

Don't think I've ever been to a bar with two Simon & Garfunkel records on the jukebox.

 

Was cued up a bit down the line for my theme.... on to plan b for 1968

[krista4 25,913]

Does this draft seem a bit lacking in energy to anyone else?  Lots of skips and long pauses, not much discussion.  I don’t think it’s due to lack of interest, but something seems off.   

[krista4 25,913]

Not enough italicized lyrics?

[Binky The Doormat 12,951]

2 hours ago, simey said:

3 hours ago, Eephus said:

K-Tel records

It was released by Brookville Records.

I got ripped off in the early days of K-Tel hit record tv commercials.  It was the recent AM hits ...but it was by a group called something like "The Recent Hits" (not it ...but you get the point).

There were several "one hit wonders" on it.  

It was ok ...but I was so disappointed.  

My first experience with "the system built to #### you".

 

[Binky The Doormat 12,951]

7 minutes ago, krista4 said:

Does this draft seem a bit lacking in energy to anyone else?  Lots of skips and long pauses, not much discussion.  I don’t think it’s due to lack of interest, but something seems off.   

I am here quite a bit - I think the theme premise has pigeon-holed some (maybe many) of us to pick not the usual songs.  

Which is fine.  

Probably more than others here, I have a pretty locked set of group/song interests - and my picks are feeling comfortable ...yet predictable and stale.  

I'm liking going an entirely different direction and also not having to fret too much about my next pick getting sniped.  

But you nailed it ...the tension is not here for this draft ...which is fine.  

Edited July 13, 2020 by Binky The Doormat

[Eephus 25,948]

15 minutes ago, Binky The Doormat said:

east coast - west coast thing

My Boss schtick is heavily East coast oriented

[krista4 25,913]

2 minutes ago, Binky The Doormat said:

 

I'm liking going an entirely different direction and also not having to fret too much about my next pick getting sniped.  

But you nailed it ...the tension is not here for this draft ...which is fine.  

I feel the same about sniping.  For most years I have several options, so am not sweating it.  You’re right that the lack of tension on that can be a good thing!

[Buffaloes 3,060]

3.14 The Roots (featuring Cody ChesnuTT) - The Seed 2.0

2002

Loved this thing back in college and I'm pretty sure we played it at a few gatherings/house parties we threw back then. It doubles as a great jukebox song anyway, but it's great for get togethers, etc... ?uestlove's drums carry this thing on and ChesnuTT's vocals so smooth

@Val Rannous skip

@landrys hat otc

Edited July 14, 2020 by Buffaloes

[Eephus 25,948]

7 minutes ago, krista4 said:

Does this draft seem a bit lacking in energy to anyone else?  Lots of skips and long pauses, not much discussion.  I don’t think it’s due to lack of interest, but something seems off.   

Some drafts take off, some don't.  Yet we persist.

This format is nerdier than take 20-30-50 records to an island and not as inherently fun as a "songs about" draft so it's all my fault.

 

[Eephus 25,948]

9 minutes ago, Binky The Doormat said:

I got ripped off in the early days of K-Tel hit record tv commercials.  It was the recent AM hits ...but it was by a group called something like "The Recent Hits" (not it ...but you get the point).

There were several "one hit wonders" on it.  

It was ok ...but I was so disappointed.  

My first experience with "the system built to #### you".

 

The Music Industry

[Buffaloes 3,060]

14 minutes ago, krista4 said:

Does this draft seem a bit lacking in energy to anyone else?  Lots of skips and long pauses, not much discussion.  I don’t think it’s due to lack of interest, but something seems off.   

from my end, it's summertime and even tho it's weird I've a lot more active outside the house. still appreciate the draft and I think the banter will pick up.

[Eephus 25,948]

1 minute ago, Buffaloes said:

3.14 The Roots (featuring Cody ChesnuTT) - The Seed 2.0

2002

Loved this thing back in college and I'm pretty sure we played it at a few gatherings/house parties we threw back then. It doubles as a great jukebox song anyway, but it's great for get togethers, etc... I don't think I've met anyone who doesn't dig this even a little bit. If you say you don't, you probably lying. ?uestlove's drums carry this thing on and ChesnuTT's vocals so smooth

This was on my jukebox from the first draft. 

Completely different direction this time out.

[Binky The Doormat 12,951]

1 minute ago, Eephus said:

The Music Industry

more so the artists eh?  

I equated it more to the early wild west infomercial days - I'll do some research, but I really want to remember what the name of the group was ...

it was purposely deceptive to make you believe you were getting the original hits.  

####### ##########s.

[krista4 25,913]

3 minutes ago, Eephus said:

Some drafts take off, some don't.  Yet we persist.

This format is nerdier than take 20-30-50 records to an island and not as inherently fun as a "songs about" draft so it's all my fault.

 

No no no!  I should have typed more and would have if I weren’t on my phone (hate typing on it).  Definitely not a criticism of the draft!  I love the concept and especially all the weird rules.   Maybe we have a little draft fatigue.  

[Buffaloes 3,060]

5 minutes ago, Eephus said:

This was on my jukebox from the first draft. 

Completely different direction this time out.

i peeped a few lists from that draft. I'm pretty sure I'm gonna take another (few) from your first draft. you have good taste in music and at a certain point in the decades it seems you and I have a big shared segment of the venn diagram.

Edited July 13, 2020 by Buffaloes

[Eephus 25,948]

8 minutes ago, Buffaloes said:

from my end, it's summertime and even tho it's weird I've a lot more active outside the house. still appreciate the draft and I think the banter will pick up.

I've been sheltered in place for four months.  It's really getting old.

[Pitchfork 938]

I actually prefer the b-side here, but for the early going, double shots are my secondary shtick. Obviously b-sides mostly go away in more modern times

3.13 - The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down/Up on Cripple Creek (1969)

Does everyone consider The Band a Canadian band? I know we do up here despite Helm being American.

[Pitchfork 938]

Just now, Eephus said:

9 minutes ago, Buffaloes said:

from my end, it's summertime and even tho it's weird I've a lot more active outside the house. still appreciate the draft and I think the banter will pick up.

I've been sheltered in place for four months.  It's really getting old.

We go to phase 3 in my city Friday (most places open, restaurants limited to 50 people, no singing/dancing allowed). 0 active cases and 24 days without a new case. 

Edited July 13, 2020 by Pitchfork

[Eephus 25,948]

7 minutes ago, krista4 said:

No no no!  I should have typed more and would have if I weren’t on my phone (hate typing on it).  Definitely not a criticism of the draft!  I love the concept and especially all the weird rules.   Maybe we have a little draft fatigue.  

I love all my draft concepts with their silly rules. 

[Buffaloes 3,060]

3 minutes ago, Pitchfork said:

We go to phase 3 in my city Friday. 0 active cases and 24 days without a new case. 

we had 0 active cases for like 2 months until tourist season. now we have a bunch...more than we had at its height in the spring. it sucks. phase 3 currently tho

Edited July 13, 2020 by Buffaloes

[timschochet 35,050]

2 minutes ago, Pitchfork said:

I actually prefer the b-side here, but for the early going, double shots are my secondary shtick. Obviously b-sides mostly go away in more modern times

3.13 - The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down/Up on Cripple Creek (1969)

Does everyone consider The Band a Canadian band? I know we do up here despite Helm being American.

I was thinking about this song (the first one) the other day. Along with “Rebels” by Tom Petty, “My Fathers Gun” by Elton John- would any of these songs be released today? 

[Ilov80s 31,149]

10 minutes ago, krista4 said:

No no no!  I should have typed more and would have if I weren’t on my phone (hate typing on it).  Definitely not a criticism of the draft!  I love the concept and especially all the weird rules.   Maybe we have a little draft fatigue.  

I’m excited about the draft but also enjoying the outdoors more and also kind of depressed about the state of the country. 

[Buffaloes 3,060]

1 minute ago, Ilov80s said:

 also kind of depressed about the state of the country. 

another reason these drafts are so good rn

[timschochet 35,050]

4 hours ago, Eephus said:

Timscochet is going heavy on ballads

That’s what you get when you draft a lot of girls...

[Eephus 25,948]

4 minutes ago, Pitchfork said:

I actually prefer the b-side here, but for the early going, double shots are my secondary shtick. Obviously b-sides mostly go away in more modern times

3.13 - The Band - The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down/Up on Cripple Creek (1969)

Does everyone consider The Band a Canadian band? I know we do up here despite Helm being American.

I think anybody with dual Canada-USA connections would head true North these days

[simey 8,603]

32 minutes ago, krista4 said:

Does this draft seem a bit lacking in energy to anyone else?  Lots of skips and long pauses, not much discussion.  I don’t think it’s due to lack of interest, but something seems off.   

It's definitely been a slower takeoff than usual. I blame it on the skippers, noshows, dropouts, and Eephus. 

Edited July 14, 2020 by simey

[Eephus 25,948]

3 minutes ago, simey said:

It's definitely been a slower takeoff than usual. I blame it on the skippers, noshows, dropouts, and Eephus. 

El Floppo will be the patsy.

[Buffaloes 3,060]

3 hours ago, Hov34 said:

3.07 Let's Stay Together - Al Green (1972)

Must have for my theme and will be a "fan" favorite.

I will take the B-Side too as I love Al Green ( I may be the only one who plays it)

Tomorrow's Dream

 

I meant to circle back on this because this was a snipe. I had this loaded up for '72.

[landrys hat 921]

3.16 We Got the Beat/Our Lips Are Sealed by The Go-Go's (1981) Double A sides

Belinda Carlisle