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Category Archives: Music
The Articler
The astute among you will notice that the title has a made up word. The name might make sense if you follow the rest of this post. Over 4 decades ago, mankind first set foot on the moon. It was … Continue reading
The Green Day Countdown
Now that the U. S. has entered a new stage of their space program, where their rocket missions are either done privately or in foreign Russia, many think that other remnants of the old space program ought to be updated. … Continue reading
Did the Centre Coast Win the Rap Wars?
Now I’m hardly an expert on rap music and can probably only name 20 of its artists so no matter what I say in the following, I will not have proved my premise. Still I do listen to the media … Continue reading
Posted in Geography, Music, Wee Bit O' Humour
Tagged 90s rap rivalry, alternative hip hop, centre coast rap, Chicago, Detroit, Drake, east coast rap, Eminem, Great Lakes, hip hop, Kanye West, noughties, Rap music, Teens, Toronto, west coast rap
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Mice Can Sing
That title might not be news to you but for me recently it was. I grew up in an old farmhouse that mice came into when winter struck. Many mousetraps were set and later on we came to rely on … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Science
Tagged are cats music critics, cats, male mice serenade their ladies, mice, mice can sing, mouse roar, mousers, mousetraps, scientists, ultrasonic songs
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Country, You Rock
I’ve heard a country music song use the word rock in its lyrics before. Not as the stone, not as the motion but as the compliment, like in the phrase, “You rock!” I’m fairly certain the compliment definition of rock … Continue reading
One in the Can
It happens all the time. A big name star dies and then of course magically (it seems) they have one more film or album “in the can”. Whitney Houston died recently. Of course Sparkle came out after her death. I … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Music, Stage and Screen
Tagged Cirque du Soleil, do studios or labels calculate worth if alive or dead, drive by druggings, Heath Ledger, Immortal tour, in the can, Michael, Michael Jackson, one in the can, psychological testing, Sparkle, The Dark Knight, undesirables, Whitney Houston
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Cal I. Fornia
For the ten millionth time I ‘ve seen an ad for Flo Rida’s latest album. The Flo Rida where the capital F is the state of Florida with two bars attached to finish the F. Normally I would try my … Continue reading
Enunciator of the Year Award
I would like to make claim to an enunciator of the year award. Since I know of none that have existed before, I hereby give the award to Ivan Doroschuck and Men Without Hats. For those who don’t know, Men … Continue reading
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Tagged are local accents easier to decypher, do music labels obfuscate the lyrics, Don't Fear the Reaper, enunciation, Ivan Doroschuck, Love in the Age of War, lyric sheets, Men Without Hats, Nevermind, Nirvana, Pop Goes the World, Safety Dance, sketchy enunciation in almost all music singles, solid albums, teens new wave, The Adventures of Women and Men Without Hate in the 21st Century
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