Contributing Author, YouTuber, Twitch Broadcaster, and Former Spokesmodel for TapKing Beer DJ Professor Dan dances in the dark and analyzes what was happening musically around this time… 40 years ago
Break out your old flannel shirt and board shorts, and get ready for this edition of Contributing Author Jon Deutsch’s awesome “Friday Flash Reviews”
At this point, we’re going to have to recommend Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds for combat pay, as he soldiers on to compile this 70s edition of odd (and yet, somehow proudly British) novelty records
The story of the Electronium, Clavivox, BassLine Generator, and their extended family:
It’s Part Eleven of the mini-series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
Contributing Author Ozmoe is back with Part 2 of the series that’s full of movers, debuts, and winners. This week: check out 1964-1969
You just never know from where your next catchy earworm will come. Contributing Author rollerboogie shares a personal list of snappy tunage, discovered while watching the big, medium, and small screens
It’s Contributing Author and Critic At Large Jon Deutsch, dutifully returning to accept your challenge for another of his awesome Friday Flash Reviews. Nominate your favorite in the comments below, and come back Friday to see the results
Contributing Author, YouTuber, Twitch Broadcaster, (and very likely a Comet in in a previous life) DJ Professor Dan brings us the skinny-bop on what was happening musically around this time… 70 years ago
Get the black candles, dark eyeliner, and your inner somberness ready, because Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois’ is back! In this episode ofTheoretically Speaking, it’s an exploration of a perhaps familiar genre – with roots that may surprise. Bonus points for the Blood Of Dracula’s Castle reference
Need investment advice? Call Warren Buffett. Culinary tips? Gordon Ramsay’s your man. And when it comes to Billboard chart-stats-number crunching? Look no further than Contributing Author Ozmoe,who kicks off a new six-part series that’s full of movers, debuts, and winners. This week: check out 1958-1963
