Spitball Army

I used to think that 1972 was the be-all, end-all year of pop music, and 1967. Now I’m not so sure which one comes out on top. There is a ten-year stretch in there between the mid-’60s and the mid-’70s when some of my favorite records of all genres were released. I become firmer in my resolve about that with each passing year.

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You’ll dig this: a video mash-up of M.O.P.’s “Ante Up” with footage of Bert and Ernie from Sesame Street.

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The Orchestra Rocks;
celery;
interactive journalism

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Great Lake Swimmers’ Lost Channels;
printable paper;
water

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Bob Dylan’s New Morning;
Dexter, Season Two;
rosemary

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Here are some snaps from Josh Ritter’s performance at Atlanta’s Center Stage last night (24 March 2009).

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Tonight I finally got around to adorning the walls of my office with some of the trophies of my past professional life: the handful of gold and platinum certifications, or plaques, that my business and I were awarded.

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This exchange occurred on Facebook this morning, starting with D.T.’s (an Atlantan) status update.

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This semi-satirical, talking blues folk tune is…a call to action to control and limit the proliferation of atomic weapons. It is, indeed, that rarest of early Cold War tunes, the anti-Bomb song.

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