You've blogged about important issues all week, you've earned a chance to relax and recharge. It's Music Time.
So, this week's theme for this thread is all about putting aside the weight of the world's events for a while and...
It seems appropriate that in light of the racist law passing in AZ that this week's Friday Music Thread is dedicated to "fighting the power". Whether it's authority figures oppressing others or even people not being treated fairly in...
9 October 1940 – 8 December 1980------From the early Sixties in clubs in Germany and Liverpool, England, to his murder in New York City. From The Quarrymen to John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band and a little stint with a group known as the “Beatles.”
Remember, enjoy and have a weekend of your choice.
Today's music thread is all about the singers, those with the most unique, powerful, moving and/or memorable voices. Who do you think of when you think of a singer? What are your favorite vocals in a song? Share your...
Celebrate New York's historic passage of gay marriage with songs about love and marriage!
Since this week's hot button issue was contraception, we "conceived" a theme for this week's music thread to be about "baby"s and sex.
The election is less than a month away and the choice is as clear as night and day, black and white, dark and light. This weekend's music thread is about songs that echo those themes.
This weekend's theme is about songs that make us slow down and think, stop to smell the roses, and just indulge ourselves in wonder as well as songs about the cosmos and Karma.
This weekend's music thread is for cool songs, the songs that relax you and cool you off when the heat is on.
Post your most personal, favorite songs that represent any or all of our higher ideals.
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