Contributor Posts and Articles
Theoretically Speaking: S4:E2 – What Make Baroque, Baroque?
Complete the sentence:
“If it ain’t _______, don’t fix it.”
If you said, “defective,” well, you should take a minuet to read Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois’ latest episode of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonus points for the camp song reference
The Imperfect Traveler:Part 14: Sent Home
“For one of the rare moments in my life, I had nothing to say.
It’s the final episode of “The Imperfect Traveler” from Contributing Author thegue
The Friday Flash Review: Weezer’s “Buddy Holly”
Hey, who doesn’t love a big reveal? Especially when it’s from a longtime friend! Let’s have a big tnocs.com welcome for our newest Contributing Author Jon Deutsch, who debuts today with a Flash Review of a memorable song from 1994
The Season Premiere: Theoretically Speaking: S4:E1 – Who Invented Musical Notation?
It’s a great day: Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois is back with a brand new season of Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians. Bonus points for the Julie Andrews reference
Two Superfans Take Manhattan!
It’s a bird? It’s a plane?
No, it’s our resident nostalgist and Contributing Author Chuck Small, standing for truth, justice, and the collectibles way
The Imperfect Traveler Part 13: An International Incident
“The headmaster screamed at us, “WHAT HAVE YOU DONE??!!”
Mistakes made, and lessons learned: It’s the penultimate episode of “The Imperfect Traveler” from Contributing Author thegue
You Pick One (Of Three)
Prepping for a new feature.. and we need you! It’s your call… Choose your favorite, and check back later this week
Japan: Lost and Found – Episode 7: Hakone Yukata
Our Yukata clad Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back with the latest in his series, “Japan: Lost And Found”
Hi, Intrepid Heroes!
Standing on the corner of D&D and Dimension 20, it’s irishbeartx with an appreciation for the style, wit, and excellent storytelling of a certain seed-planting DM
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