“But so intricate was Ezra’s cutting and weaving that no priests, laypersons, or scholars noticed such narrative quirks until more than two thousand years later! That is an astounding accomplishment!”
Join Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria for Episode 4 of Under God: The People of Ancient Israel”
BYO popcorn: Contributing Author –
and, in his own words, “gorehound” Pauly Steyreen shares his love for a shining example of the Horror-Comedy genre.
This week, Our Official UK Charts Expert JJ Live At Leeds has made the trek to this side of the Atlantic River, with Part 2 of his chart-licious mini series, The Hottest 100s
What Makes City Pop,City Pop?
In this week’s episode of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians, Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois presents a musical genre that might be new to many of us. Bonus points for the Kyu Sakamoto reference
Chapter 3: E Pluribus Unum
”Was He always worshipped by the Israelites? Or did worship of Yahweh come from Egypt, via the Levites?”
Join Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria for Chapter 3 of his series, Under God: The People of Ancient Israel”
Going big – really big – it’s our Official UK Charts Expert JJ Live At Leeds with Part 1 of his chart-tastic new mini series, The Hottest 100s
What Makes Polka, “Polka?”
Get ready to smile and tańczyć razem, in this episode of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians, from Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois. Bonus points for the proper use of diacritical marks
Backstreet Boys’ “I Want It That Way”
Contributing Author Jon Deutsch is absolutely going to tell us why this song gets the nod for another terrific (and Max Martin algorithmically-certified) Friday Flash Review.
Chapter 2: In the Beginning Were the Words
“What gives? Did the people of Israel simply invent these grandiose tales out of whole cloth? Join Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria, for Episode 2 “Under God: The People of Ancient Israel”
Have not heard this.
OK rollerboogie, have you ever compared the Spanish version of "Love Will Keep Us Together" versus the English one, since…
Yep, no Frankenstein. It's pronounced "Fronk-un-STEEN," by the way.
Thanks! I know of a few, but I didn't know any of these. My favorite is below. https://youtu.be/te7KW4K-00E?si=pIEJRfdd6AmMdX2z
I have not. I tried to choose arrangements that didn't sound stylistically like the original, with a few exceptions. For…