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Friday Music Thread – Friends and Lovers

Music Thread AdLib - March 11, 2011 173

There are times when it's important to be there for a friend or express to those close to you, that you care about them....

Friday Music Thread – Peace, Love and Taking It To The Man

Music Thread AdLib - March 4, 2011 88

Take a big hit of the music and activism of the 60's and 70's and hold it in...

Friday Music Thread – Favorite Films and Film Music

Music Thread AdLib - February 25, 2011 393

Celebrate the upcoming Oscars this weekend with your favorite scenes and songs in film!

Friday Music Thread–The Woodwinds–Flutes and Reeds

Music Thread bito - February 17, 2011 146

To those new here we have been doing different classifications of musical instruments. It always ends up a very eclectic mixture of music. Join us!

Friday Music Thread–Moving to The Planet Soon, Gonna Buy…

Music Thread bito - February 11, 2011 329

Is there anyone that hasn’t listened to music while traveling? Well, seems there has been a bunch of moving this week, let's set it to some music.

Friday Music Thread – You Say You Want a Revolution

Music Thread AdLib - February 4, 2011 46

With the fight for democracy spreading across the Middle East and folks in this country taking on the tyrannical forces that be, it's time...

Friday Music–The Protest in Palm Springs–A Sound Track

Music Thread bito - January 28, 2011 24

Having fun with Purpose

Friday Music Thread— Wanted: Female Voices!

Music Thread bito - January 21, 2011 53

Friday! Time to Play!

Friday Music Thread– In Memory

Music Thread bito - January 14, 2011 35

Wishes and Memories

Friday Music Thread–Pull String to Open

Music Thread bito - January 7, 2011 23

Friday Night Music Thread---Strings and Twine are not the Same Thing.

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