This weekend's music thread is dedicated to light, things that are bright like mornings and days, sun and stars, and all things that that make things brighter.
This weekend's music theme is about travel by planes, trains or automobiles, about destinations all around the world and about relaxing and taking a break to enjoy life.
Due to all the political backflips we saw this week, this weekend's music theme is about moving from here to there, whether it's in a straight line like running or walking or it's twisting, leaping, going in circles, jumping, etc.
To salute our brothers and sisters in arms over there, this weekend's music thread is dedicated to music from the UK and Ireland.
This weekend's music thread is about time, including being young or old, the seasons that come and go, whatever songs represent the past, old or new/young, present or future, now's the time to share them!
It's 4th of July weekend and there couldn't be a better time to celebrate what this country truly stands for (hint: it's not forcing toddlers to get prison tattoos) with your favorite songs about America.
This weekend's songs are about caring, family and compassion to be our horn of Jericho to knock down those walls of bigotry and hatred Trump has built against innocent families trying to save their lives.
This weekend's music thread is about bad company, people who are low down, including lovers who do someone wrong.
Mental vacations become not just a good idea but a necessary prescription for surviving the viral insanity that comes from the White House. So this weekend's music thread is about songs that are melodic, soothing and relaxing.
This weekend's music theme is jukebox music, classic songs from the '60's, 70's or whatever era is nostalgic to you. Or any song that would be on your personal jukebox, that you could listen to over and over again (and that goes great with a cheeseburger, fries and a shake).
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