Break out the loungewear, and warm up the turntable: It’s time to relax with the smooth and sultry sounds of Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois as he presents Episode 5 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the Nair reference
“Why all the cryptic details, and what do they mean for the story?”
Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria is back for Episode Two of his series, “Question Mark”
Is it for soup? Or just the pure love of the game? No matter – we can all agree: Contributing Author Chuck Small totally deserves a re-rack.
The Land Down Under
Deftly avoiding both errant marsupials and local bar dust-ups, it’s Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds, who returns with a final, fond remembrance of an unforgettable year in the real Land Of Oz
Contributing Author dutchg8r is back with her full report of how her favorite band is faring in concert, in 2022. And we’ll take a wild guess that the rhythm indeed had the power to move her… completely
Welcome to another edition of Arcane Yet Informative, the occasional series of random articles inspired by our commentariat. Enjoy – and be sure to properly roll those seams
Please – somebody – put another dime in the jukebox? Because Contributing Author Bill “Virgindog” Bois just loves rock and roll. And to prove it, he’s here with Episode 4 of his fun and informative series, Theoretically Speaking: Music Theory For Non-Musicians.
Bonus points for the Milkcow Blues Boogie reference
We’ve been fortunate to have our Contributing Author and friend Pauly Steyreen share his fascinating experiences while living in “The Roof of the World.” Join him for a final look: reflections about his life in Nepal – and how it has effected his life at home
eBay, schmee-Bay. If you are really serious about securing those fun, rare collectables, do what Contributing Author Chuck Small does: hit the road, bring some cash, and get ready to make a deal
12 made me laugh, too.
This sounds exactly like I thought it would.
Yep. https://youtu.be/aYh9OdAAaCE?si=t7rhJLGldQqvyfJL
Thanks Link. Not a bad score, they're always easier in hindsight.
Great list! As someone with a 12th of an octave range, I'm impressed.