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S09E07 The SlicerretroMar 25, 19984 months later10 posts by 8 posters
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Fans debate which song was playing on Elaine's radio in the episode where she borrows Kramer's meat slicer.

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Great

In the episode where Elaine borrown Kramer's meat slicer and gets locked in her apartment, she turns on the radio to drown out the cat next door... Does anybody remember what song was playing?? If so e-mail me because I have a shitty news server and don't get a lot of the posts...

JonathanGreat

Great wrote:

Foghat - "Slow Ride"

Jonathan

Hmmm.... I guess I need to watch again. I would have thought it was "Radar Love"??

DaveGreat

In the episode where Elaine borrown Kramer's meat slicer and gets locked in her apartment, she turns on the radio to drown out the cat next door... Does anybody remember what song was playing?? If so e-mail me because I have a shitty news server and don't get a lot of the posts...

If memory serves me it was "In a gadda-da-vidda"(sp?) by Iron Butterfly. [email] (Hammer nail here--> <-- for a new monitor.)
RyanDave

Dave wrote in message ...

Wasn't is "Soul Ride" (take it easy)? I'm not sure if this is the right title.

Ryan [email]
Art VandelayRyan

Very close:

"Slow Ride" by Foghat!

Ryan wrote:

similarly, what is the tune that was used for elaine's bad dancing in "the little kicks"?--at the party and at the very funny tag. i *know* i'm not the first to ask--i'm just getting to it before armaggedon in may.

email appreciated

thanks

In article , Art Vandelay wrote:

Ryankevin mason

"Shining Star" by Earth, Wind, & Fire

Ryan [email]

kevin mason wrote in message ...

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Butterfly.

right

Doris A. ThompsonRyan

Soul Ride? what the hell is that? You might be referring to "Slow Ride" by Foghat. Take it easy-

Doris A. Thompson wrote in message ...

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Easy with the Lucifer reference. Usually when I or most people reply to a post or question in this group, it's usually off the top of our head's, not with a great deal of research. People often put words of letters in the wrong spot by mistake. In this case I didn't know the exact title of the song, but was close. I wasn't trying to encourage a flame.

Ryan [email]