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- camper van beethoven at pioneer town will play the 1989 album, key lime pie in it's entirety
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we ask that camper van beethoven play the 1989 album “key lime pie”, in it’s entirety, just like cracker played all of “kerosene hat” last year.
there are some great songs on this album which rarely, if ever, are performed. come on guys, you can do it. - ORGANIZER
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mmmmmmm…key lime pie!
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Diana Gosciminski replied on Jan 28, 2008I love Jack Ruby, I’ve got it on my phone and forever playing it. It’s a great Character study of the man.
I’d love the band to relive 1967, with all the costumes and atmosphere generated from the time when we all strove for peace. Being too young, I missed it the first time round and would love to see 2008 turning back to 1967. Was it really 41 years ago!!
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Cat Grrl replied on Mar 7, 2008I certainly wouldn’t complain! A couple songs in the current rotation I could do without – everybody gets one & I’m not like everybody else. No offense. Love you guys! See you at the 25th anniversary show in SF! xo
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Ah, you guys will do whatever you can to hear Jack Ruby, eh??
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jason switzer replied on Jan 26, 2008well, actualy, i’ve been trying for YEARS to get them to play “come on darkness” from that cd.
but, i love all the songs on this one. it was my first exposure to cvb and i was hooked immediately. i think that this album and “OBRS” have some of the best songwriting of that era. as i went back and got all their earlier cd’s, these two still remained very high on my list of all time faves. the performances and production are just top notch. now, i’m just happy to be a thorn in their side, asking for all these songs they wish we’d just forget.
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