The Theme Is ... The Road
A group music blog with weekly themes.
Each week, the moderator will pick a new theme and the members will post songs that fit.
All songs must be from the 20th Century.
Each week, the moderator will pick a new theme and the members will post songs that fit.
All songs must be from the 20th Century.
Contributing Authors
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singinginthewire Singing In The Wire -
sociologicalfieldnotes steven curtis -
aquavelva Mistakes Were Made -
artoftherecordstore The Art of the Record Store -
athousandvoicestalk A Thousand Voices Talk -
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dieyounglivefast die young, live fast -
docshoe Doc Shoe's Music Blog -
electrichoney electric honey -
elviscostellosavedmylife Elvis Costello saved my life. -
gasstationsensei the morning is just a few hours away -
ghostisborn sadness is my luxury. -
glowgirl We're All Mad Here -
grimmertown Grimmertown -
guessimdumb GUESS I'M DUMB -
imguss I'm Guss -
infinitebackbeat Let's Get Lost. -
isoldmysoultofilm You're only as healthy as you feel. -
jonathanbogart Exist Yesterday. -
kelliope caught up -
kellybee kelly bee -
lonepilgrim Another mansion -
nedison N E D i S O N -
poetspriestsandpoliticians Pay Attention--You! This Means You! -
purepopfornowpeople Psychotic Dung & Carburetor Reactions -
readingwritingandarithmetic reading, writing and arithmetic -
sgrshack Untitled -
sissypissy sissy pissy -
socentralrain Talk About The Passion -
sordidguiltypleasure Sordid Guilty Pleasure -
sparrowjames When I forget how to talk I sing. -
stephenkpeeples Untitled
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thomashanley Tell the moon dog, tell the march hare -
wemakeourownmovies Unlikely Japan -
whatsthesound What's The Sound? -
yellowsarong it's more than just a bit of grass. -
yhf yhf -
youaremyface Wherever you go, wherever you land.
No One Here Available - Andy Partridge (1985)
XTC frontman A.P. recorded this reggae-tinged novelty outgoing answering machine tune during the mid-eighties, heyday of the cassette ansaphone.
“Here it is, that Jacob Marley and the Wailers answerphone message. One of a series I made for my then brother in law in 1985. Stick it on your phone, feel free. Hearing it now, it sounds more like Robert Morley and his waders.” - A.P.
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Mr. Partridge has had his time in the sun on shortsongs once before. Have a faux-reggae winter.
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