Rhythm Is The Power
There are fans… and there are fans. You might say that Contributing Author dutchg8r has a little somethin’ goin’ on for the boys from Birmingham. And she’ll try her best to keep it under control… completely
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Marathon Man
We have received official confirmation from Messrs. Henley and Frey: Our Nike-Endorsed Contributing Author JJ Live At Leeds will indeed go the distance, and we’ll all find out, in The Long Run
Politics in Mind, Chapter 4 – The Outro:
“Everyone can find themselves in a moral bubble – even curious, well-educated types. And knowledge can suffer as a result.”
We’re proud to present the final chapter of the thought-provoking Summer Mini-Series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria .
Seventy-Six Trombones. And One Woodblock.
Our rhythmically gifted tnocs.com Contributing Author thegue is back, mallet in hand, with a memory of rocking out, as only a 13 year-old could do
The Songs Of The Summer: Episode #10: 1985
Everybody Wants To… Hear from Contributing Author and Good Buddy Ozmoe! This week, he takes us back to 1985, with another terrific episode of, “The Songs Of The Summer
Politics in Mind, Chapter 3: Profoundly Buzzed
“If you haven’t experienced this feeling of transcendence, well, get on it!”
90%…10%… Whatever your ratio: it’s a good day for Chapter 3 of the thought-provoking Summer Mini-Series from Contributing Author Phylum Of Alexandria .
Pinch Me: I Must Be Dreaming
After last night’s events? tnocs.com Contributing Author and Good Sport JJ Live At Leeds is pumped. And not just because the new Jamie T and Lizzo releases have dropped
The Songs Of The Summer: Episode #9: 1978
Hey! It’s our Contributing Author and good buddy Ozmoe! He’s taking us back to 1978, with another terrific episode of “The Songs Of The Summer
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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.