If you are lucky enough to live in the San Francis
Submitted by UncRoger on Tue, 11/28/2000 - 03:07
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If you are lucky enough to live in the San Francisco Bay Area, you know about this, but in case you aren't, you can listen to a great radio show called 10@10 over the internet. Every day, DJ Dave Morey plays "10 great songs from one great year." Afterwards, the list of songs is posted online.
UncRoger, very good to see you back at The Listology. (In my excitement I forgot to log in, but this is bertie.)
I'll give 10@10 a listen this evening when I've got more time.
Let take this opportunity to raise a small, self-serving matter with you. It's been unresolved for some time now. You posted a challenge on jenhowel's Movie Qoutes Challenge List a while ago; it was "And the quarterback is toast!" I posted an answer, but you haven't been back to say if it was right or wrong.
Got to go to work soon. Don't be such a stranger; we need more quality comments. [Jim said you'd respond to flattery.]
Sorry! Sometimes life gets, shall we say, interesting. This time around, I'm getting a new career out of it. I'll check that list asap! (And actually, I'm way too conceited to be much affected by flattery. 8^)
the answer to "and the quarterback is toast" is from Die Hard 1 when the computer guy blows up the swat team trying to get into the building.
Well I clicked your link, but I didn't hear 10@10, nor could I find a reference to it on the home page. I did give K-FOG's webcast a listen though and they played some great stuff: what the youngsters here would think of as old classics - from the 80s.
A warning to those who might visit K-FOG's site: they know where you live. Well, not really (I hope), but they do know what time zone you're in because they show you what time it is in 'Frisco and what time it is where you are. Wonder how they do that.
10@10 is part of the regular broadcast day. It is one of the most popular radio program in the bay area. There's a link for the daily list above the DJ picture on the right.
I suspect they know where the server you're connected to is. Time zone is an important it of info when you want to accurately timestamp files/messages/etc.