FREE4ALL, Part 12: The Ideal Copy
”Was he a genius? A freak show? A con man? It depends on who you ask.”
It’s Part 12 of the mini-series from friend and Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria
Contributor Posts and Articles
Ozmoe’s Hottest Debuts Vs. Biggest Movers: Part 3 -1970-1975
Contributing Author Ozmoe is back with Part 3 of the series that’s all about Billboard’s biggest chart movers – and most amazing chart debuts – from 1970 through 1975
Episode 2 Of Chuck Small’s “Who Sings It ?” — 1980-1981
Contributing Author and Honorary Commodore Chuck Small is back with the ’80 and ’81 episode of the series that helps us recall… Who sang that ?
About This Time 40 Years Ago… It’s The Hits Of June-ish 1984!
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
The Friday Flash Review with Jon Deutsch: Screaming Trees’ “Nearly Lost You”
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”
The Novelty Is Wearing Off, 70s Edition! Additional Examples of The Oddest Songs In UK Chart History
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
FREE4ALL, Part 11: I Hear a New World
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
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An original short story, and possibly a cautionary tale from Contributing Author Stobgopper.
Ozmoe’s Hottest Debuts Vs. Biggest Movers: Part 2 -1964-1969
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
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