The theme for this weekend’s music thread is the body, songs about bodies and any of the things they do (nudge-nudge), running, jumping, walking and any part of the body such as hands, arms, legs, you get the idea.
Being "safe at home" for weeks can give you a bit of cabin fever so this weekend's music thread is for songs about the great outdoors, looking forward to being outside again! Share your favorite tunes about nature whether land, sea or sky!
This weekend's music thread is dedicated to the brave folks publicly testifying in impeachment hearings. Songs about talking, shouting, singing or even whispering, communicating in any way, is what we're talking about this weekend.
There's so much more nobility and honesty in animals that don't have unnatural hair and stubby fingers. So this weekend's music thread is all about animals in songs and names of artists.
After the past five years of dealing with the Trump Regime, the 1/6 insurrection that continues today, Covid, Climate-Change-caused natural disasters, and a Tiger King sequel, we sure deserve a good year! To celebrate the start of 2022, this weekend's music thread is about beginnings. Songs about things that are new or starting and songs that express hopes and desires for good things you would like to see in 2022 are all on the fresh slate this weekend.
Friday night music thread, Dylan, Byrds, Whitmark tapes,Donovan,Dandy Warhols, Frank Sinatra, Elvis
Make sure to hydrate, stretch out those muscles then attack that keyboard and fire up your favorite songs about doing things.
I offer a tribute to all the wonderful women who've made great contributions to the world of music. Female singers, musicians and song writers of all genres have been extremely talented and creative ladies and deserve a special tribute. So pick your favorite ladies' work and sit back and enjoy the picks of other Planet peeps out there.
In honor of the GOP's new motto, "A mind is a terrible thing to waste...according to liberal elitists!", this weekend's music thread is about thinking and imagining. At least I think it is...if I'm remembering correctly.
Today's thread is a tribute to this incredible talent whose influence on music and our society will truly resonate forever.














