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Loggings => North American Shortwave Pirate => Topic started by: ChrisSmolinski on September 19, 2019, 2100 UTC
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2059 The Cars, SIO 555
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I saw it a few minutes ago, but I'm so used to big UTE signals, I figured that's what it was, until I checked it! Audio is loud, if somewhat bassy, heavily compressed.
2101 UTC - S9+ on Chris' kiwi, S7 on Denton Hill kiwi. Playing Just What I Needed by the Cars.
2104 - Eddie Money - Think I'm in Love
2108 - Eddie Money- Baby Hold On (Live) cut into Love Me Two Times midsong
2110 - Cars - Don't Cha Stop
2112 - Back into Eddie Money live, midsong
2119 - Started SSTV, cut back to music, then another SSTV
2122 - Cars - Bye, Bye Love
2125 - L.A Woman
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It between S7 and S9 on the Westminster MD sdr
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2102 UTC "You're Just What I Needed"-The Cars (S5 peaks with light fades amidst the noise)
2103 UTC "Think I'm In Love"-Eddie Money
2106 UTC "Baby Hold On"-Eddie Money, segue into "Love Me Two Times"-Aerosmith cover version
2109 UTC "Don't Cha Stop"-The Cars, segue into "Two Tickets to Paradise"-Eddie Money
(Seems to be some kind of roaring utility station noise QRM)
2115 UTC "Think I'm In Love"-Eddie Money(Song interrupted at 2118 UTC for aborted SSTV, back to the song, then SSTV again.
(https://i.imgur.com/292eYYM.jpg)
2121 UTC "Bye Bye Love"-The Cars
2125 UTC "LA Woman"-cover version segue into "Love Me Two Times"-Aerosmith cover
2131 UTC OFF
Thanks for the tunes Skunk Hole! Too bad the utility noise was making for tough listening......
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Aerosmith, the band that stole the New York Dolls stage act and sound outright. The Dolls in drag for photo ops were more manly than Aerosmith w/o make-up.
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Aerosmith, the band that stole the New York Dolls stage act and sound outright. The Dolls in drag for photo ops were more manly than Aerosmith w/o make-up.
The Dolls also inspired the Ramones, which in turn inspired the creation of the Sex Pistols, and then punk was born.
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The Dolls also inspired the Ramones, which in turn inspired the creation of the Sex Pistols, and then punk was born.
The connection was a little more direct, because Malcolm McLaren road-managed the disastrous last Dolls tour in 1975, which gave him the taste for rock n roll that he took back to London. But the Ramones' first tour of the UK in 1976 was pivotal too.