What Makes Punk, Punk? – Part 1
Say, good ladies and gents, let us all proceed to –
Sorry; make that, HEY! HO! LET”S GO!
In this week’s Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians, Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois brings us Part 1 of the essence of punk. Bonus points for the Lester Bangs reference
Hmm. The old “UK football’ vs. “US soccer” trope was conspicuously missing from the recent article by Contributing Author and Adviser to Ted Lasso, JJ Live At Leeds. But fear not: he’s on the pitch, with some truly odd musical tributes to team spirit
Here’s something from our Super Fine Epitaxial Contributing Author Chuck Small., Inspired by recent articles about mixtape compilations. Chuck shares some chromium-dioxide memories of his own
You’d think that Contributing Author and Face Melter To The Stars Bill “Virgindog” Bois would be exhausted. But au contraire – he’s back to wrap up this killer micro-series that lives within Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonus points for the Rodney Bingenheimer reference
The Thrill Of Radio Station Contests
Can you name a Contributing Author who’s also the Guinness Book Of Records Holder for “Most Persistent Dialer?” If you guessed Chuck Small, then… you’re a winner, too
Mellow alert: After seeing a new and interesting music mini-series, Contributing Author Ozmoe could turn out to have a softer (rock) side after all
Contributing Author and Chief Musical Alchemist Bill “Virgindog” Bois brings the mercury, lead, and chromium in this episode of Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonuspoint ek pillugu ung Grønland røferøncu.
What Makes Heavy Metal, Heavy Metal ? – Part 1
“Make a joke and I will sigh
And you will laugh and I will cry.” We know: it’s not exactly Sugar, Sugar… but it’s all good, because it’s time for Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois, with Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians. This week
Who’s givin’ us good vibrations ? Excitations? Why, it’s Contributing Author Link Wray sorry – make that Crawford, of course
Contributing Author and Certified CCE (that’s Compilations Collector Extraordinaire to you and me) Chuck Small, is back with a report on a lively Canadian offering from 1979
