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New Years Day Music

Music KQµårk 死神 - January 1, 2010 97

Even though I called the Friday music thread "Planet Dance Party" to celebrate the start of 2010, consider this a free form music thread...

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Music Mogamboguru - December 31, 2009 75

While you are still preparing your lunch, other regions in the World are celebrating the new year already. So what are you waiting for, FOR CHRISTS SAKE?

Musical ties through the generations and those “Ingleses locos”

Music Pepe Lepew - December 18, 2009 23

The “Oldies But Goodies” Friday night at PPOV post last week got me recollecting about a neat thing that happened this summer. It was...

Friday Music Thread – Your Early Faves

Music AdLib - December 11, 2009 225

Welcome to our Friday Night Music thread! This week's theme is the music you grew up with, the songs you heard as a kid...

Music the Heartbeat of Films

Music KQµårk 死神 - December 4, 2009 103

Music has always been a part of film, even while running silent movies a pianist would play in the theater to enhance the drama,...

The Earworms Are Coming! (Friday music thread!)

Music Mogamboguru - November 27, 2009 110

The earworms are coming!

Sirens of Song

Music KQµårk 死神 - November 20, 2009 95

A couple weeks ago I said my favorite musical instrument is the electric guitar but my favorite thing in the world to listen to...

Friday Dance Floor

Music Mogamboguru - November 13, 2009 21

DANCE, YOU SUCKERS!

Ode to Motown

Music KQµårk 死神 - November 13, 2009 82

Motown Records was formed in 1959 by Berry Gordy to give African Americans a record label where they could get the full artistic respect...

HuffNo Friday Music Night: The Realm of Possibilities

Music KQµårk 死神 - November 6, 2009 82

One of the scientific discoveries that change our perception of reality the most in the twentieth century was quantum mechanics. Einstein's theory of...

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New Years Day Music

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Musical ties through the generations and those “Ingleses locos”

Friday Music Thread – Your Early Faves

Music the Heartbeat of Films

The Earworms Are Coming! (Friday music thread!)

Sirens of Song

Friday Dance Floor

Ode to Motown

HuffNo Friday Music Night: The Realm of Possibilities

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