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  1. The #Oxford third Monday Eurosession will take place #today Monday, the 18th, at The Half Moon, St Clements, Oxford OX4 1AB, starting at 8 pm.

    #folk #folksession #joinIn #Scandi #French #Breton #Galician #tunes #balfolk

  2. The #Oxford third Monday Eurosession will take place #today Monday, the 18th, at The Half Moon, St Clements, Oxford OX4 1AB, starting at 8 pm.

    #folk #folksession #joinIn #Scandi #French #Breton #Galician #tunes #balfolk

  3. 40+ Common expressions that became great song titles

    Listed below are 40 common expressions that have become great song titles over the years. They are presented in alphabetical order. The songs shown date from 1955 to 2026. Feel free to pass along any others that you may know.

    Peace!

    Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” – 1959 song by Dean Martin

    “Ain’t That a Shame” – 1955 song by Fats Domino and in 1979 by Cheap Trick

    “Another One Bites the Dust” – 1980 song by Queen

    “Asking for a Friend” – 2025 song by Foo Fighters

    “Back of My Hand” – 2025 song by Belair Lip Bombs and 2005 song by The Rolling Stones

    “Beating Around the Bush” – 1977 song by AC/DC

    “Can We Still Be Friends” – 1978 song by Todd Rundgren

    “Come As You Are” – 1991 song by Nirvana

    “Cry Me a River” – 1955 song recorded by multiple artists

    “Fight Fire with Fire” – song by multiple artists including Metallica

    “Get On the Ball” – 1992 song by No Doubt

    “God Only Knows” – 1966 song by The Beach Boys

    “Good Help Is So Hard to Find” – 2014 song by DCFC

    “Hanging Out to Dry” – 2026 song by Florence Road

    “Hit the Road Jack” – 1960 song by Ray Charles

    “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” – 1966 song by Marvin Gaye

    “If It Makes You Happy” – 1996 song by Sheryl Crow

    “Keep Your Hands to Yourself” – 1987 song by the Georgia Satellites

    “Let It All Hang Out” – 2009 song by Weezer

    “Let the Good Times Roll” – 1978 song by The Cars

    “Life in the Fast Lane” – 1976 song by The Eagles

    “Listen to Your Heart” – 1988 song by Roxette

    “One Way or Another” – 1979 song by Blondie

    “Only the Good Die Young” – 1977 song by Billy Joel

    “Point of No Return” – 1977 song by Kansas

    “Race Against Time” – 1987 song by U2

    “Same Old Song and Dance” – 1974 song by Aerosmith

    “Should’ve Known Better” – 2026 song by the Beaches

    “Takes One to Know One” – 2025 song by the Beaches

    “The Best Is Yet to Come” – 1959 song by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie

    “The First Cut Is the Deepest” – 1967 song by Cat Stevens, Sheryl Crow, and others

    “Too Close for Comfort” – 1956 song by Sammy Davis, Jr.

    “Too Much Time on My Hands” – 1981 song by Styx

    “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” – 1974 song by Bachman Turner Overdrive

    “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – 1969 song by The Rolling Stones

    “You Only Live Once” – 2006 song by The Strokes

    What Can I Say” – 2005 song by Brandi Carlile

    “What Do I Know” – 2025 song by Deep Sea Diver

    “Wish You Were Here” – 1975 song by Pink Floyd

    “Working for the Weekend” – 1981 by Loverboy

    “Wrapped Around Your Finger” – 1983 song by The Police

    SOURCES:

    #expressions #fun #language #lyrics #music #phrases #songs #tracks #tunes #words #writing
  4. 40+ Common expressions that became great song titles

    Listed below are 40 common expressions that have become great song titles over the years. They are presented in alphabetical order. The songs shown date from 1955 to 2026. Feel free to pass along any others that you may know.

    Peace!

    Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” – 1959 song by Dean Martin

    “Ain’t That a Shame” – 1955 song by Fats Domino and in 1979 by Cheap Trick

    “Another One Bites the Dust” – 1980 song by Queen

    “Asking for a Friend” – 2025 song by Foo Fighters

    “Back of My Hand” – 2025 song by Belair Lip Bombs and 2005 song by The Rolling Stones

    “Beating Around the Bush” – 1977 song by AC/DC

    “Can We Still Be Friends” – 1978 song by Todd Rundgren

    “Come As You Are” – 1991 song by Nirvana

    “Cry Me a River” – 1955 song recorded by multiple artists

    “Fight Fire with Fire” – song by multiple artists including Metallica

    “Get On the Ball” – 1992 song by No Doubt

    “God Only Knows” – 1966 song by The Beach Boys

    “Good Help Is So Hard to Find” – 2014 song by DCFC

    “Hanging Out to Dry” – 2026 song by Florence Road

    “Hit the Road Jack” – 1960 song by Ray Charles

    “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” – 1966 song by Marvin Gaye

    “If It Makes You Happy” – 1996 song by Sheryl Crow

    “Keep Your Hands to Yourself” – 1987 song by the Georgia Satellites

    “Let It All Hang Out” – 2009 song by Weezer

    “Let the Good Times Roll” – 1978 song by The Cars

    “Life in the Fast Lane” – 1976 song by The Eagles

    “Listen to Your Heart” – 1988 song by Roxette

    “One Way or Another” – 1979 song by Blondie

    “Only the Good Die Young” – 1977 song by Billy Joel

    “Point of No Return” – 1977 song by Kansas

    “Race Against Time” – 1987 song by U2

    “Same Old Song and Dance” – 1974 song by Aerosmith

    “Should’ve Known Better” – 2026 song by the Beaches

    “Takes One to Know One” – 2025 song by the Beaches

    “The Best Is Yet to Come” – 1959 song by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie

    “The First Cut Is the Deepest” – 1967 song by Cat Stevens, Sheryl Crow, and others

    “Too Close for Comfort” – 1956 song by Sammy Davis, Jr.

    “Too Much Time on My Hands” – 1981 song by Styx

    “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” – 1974 song by Bachman Turner Overdrive

    “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – 1969 song by The Rolling Stones

    “You Only Live Once” – 2006 song by The Strokes

    What Can I Say” – 2005 song by Brandi Carlile

    “What Do I Know” – 2025 song by Deep Sea Diver

    “Wish You Were Here” – 1975 song by Pink Floyd

    “Working for the Weekend” – 1981 by Loverboy

    “Wrapped Around Your Finger” – 1983 song by The Police

    SOURCES:

    #expressions #fun #language #lyrics #music #phrases #songs #tracks #tunes #words #writing
  5. 40+ Common expressions that became great song titles

    Listed below are 40 common expressions that have become great song titles over the years. They are presented in alphabetical order. The songs shown date from 1955 to 2026. Feel free to pass along any others that you may know.

    Peace!

    Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” – 1959 song by Dean Martin

    “Ain’t That a Shame” – 1955 song by Fats Domino and in 1979 by Cheap Trick

    “Another One Bites the Dust” – 1980 song by Queen

    “Asking for a Friend” – 2025 song by Foo Fighters

    “Back of My Hand” – 2025 song by Belair Lip Bombs and 2005 song by The Rolling Stones

    “Beating Around the Bush” – 1977 song by AC/DC

    “Can We Still Be Friends” – 1978 song by Todd Rundgren

    “Come As You Are” – 1991 song by Nirvana

    “Cry Me a River” – 1955 song recorded by multiple artists

    “Fight Fire with Fire” – song by multiple artists including Metallica

    “Get On the Ball” – 1992 song by No Doubt

    “God Only Knows” – 1966 song by The Beach Boys

    “Good Help Is So Hard to Find” – 2014 song by DCFC

    “Hanging Out to Dry” – 2026 song by Florence Road

    “Hit the Road Jack” – 1960 song by Ray Charles

    “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” – 1966 song by Marvin Gaye

    “If It Makes You Happy” – 1996 song by Sheryl Crow

    “Keep Your Hands to Yourself” – 1987 song by the Georgia Satellites

    “Let It All Hang Out” – 2009 song by Weezer

    “Let the Good Times Roll” – 1978 song by The Cars

    “Life in the Fast Lane” – 1976 song by The Eagles

    “Listen to Your Heart” – 1988 song by Roxette

    “One Way or Another” – 1979 song by Blondie

    “Only the Good Die Young” – 1977 song by Billy Joel

    “Point of No Return” – 1977 song by Kansas

    “Race Against Time” – 1987 song by U2

    “Same Old Song and Dance” – 1974 song by Aerosmith

    “Should’ve Known Better” – 2026 song by the Beaches

    “Takes One to Know One” – 2025 song by the Beaches

    “The Best Is Yet to Come” – 1959 song by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie

    “The First Cut Is the Deepest” – 1967 song by Cat Stevens, Sheryl Crow, and others

    “Too Close for Comfort” – 1956 song by Sammy Davis, Jr.

    “Too Much Time on My Hands” – 1981 song by Styx

    “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” – 1974 song by Bachman Turner Overdrive

    “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – 1969 song by The Rolling Stones

    “You Only Live Once” – 2006 song by The Strokes

    What Can I Say” – 2005 song by Brandi Carlile

    “What Do I Know” – 2025 song by Deep Sea Diver

    “Wish You Were Here” – 1975 song by Pink Floyd

    “Working for the Weekend” – 1981 by Loverboy

    “Wrapped Around Your Finger” – 1983 song by The Police

    SOURCES:

    #expressions #fun #language #lyrics #music #phrases #songs #tracks #tunes #words #writing
  6. 40+ Common expressions that became great song titles

    Listed below are 40 common expressions that have become great song titles over the years. They are presented in alphabetical order. The songs shown date from 1955 to 2026. Feel free to pass along any others that you may know.

    Peace!

    Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” – 1959 song by Dean Martin

    “Ain’t That a Shame” – 1955 song by Fats Domino and in 1979 by Cheap Trick

    “Another One Bites the Dust” – 1980 song by Queen

    “Asking for a Friend” – 2025 song by Foo Fighters

    “Back of My Hand” – 2025 song by Belair Lip Bombs and 2005 song by The Rolling Stones

    “Beating Around the Bush” – 1977 song by AC/DC

    “Can We Still Be Friends” – 1978 song by Todd Rundgren

    “Come As You Are” – 1991 song by Nirvana

    “Cry Me a River” – 1955 song recorded by multiple artists

    “Fight Fire with Fire” – song by multiple artists including Metallica

    “Get On the Ball” – 1992 song by No Doubt

    “God Only Knows” – 1966 song by The Beach Boys

    “Good Help Is So Hard to Find” – 2014 song by DCFC

    “Hanging Out to Dry” – 2026 song by Florence Road

    “Hit the Road Jack” – 1960 song by Ray Charles

    “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” –  1967 song by Gladys Knight and the Pips and 1968 release by Marvin Gaye

    “If It Makes You Happy” – 1996 song by Sheryl Crow

    “Keep Your Hands to Yourself” – 1987 song by the Georgia Satellites

    “Let It All Hang Out” – 2009 song by Weezer

    “Let the Good Times Roll” – 1978 song by The Cars

    “Life in the Fast Lane” – 1976 song by The Eagles

    “Listen to Your Heart” – 1988 song by Roxette

    “One Way or Another” – 1979 song by Blondie

    “Only the Good Die Young” – 1978 song by Billy Joel

    “Point of No Return” – 1977 song by Kansas

    “Race Against Time” – 1987 song by U2

    “Same Old Song and Dance” – 1974 song by Aerosmith

    “Should’ve Known Better” – 2026 song by the Beaches

    “Takes One to Know One” – 2025 song by the Beaches

    “The Best Is Yet to Come” – 1959 song by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie

    “The First Cut Is the Deepest” – 1967 song by Cat Stevens, Sheryl Crow, and others

    “Too Close for Comfort” – 1956 song by Sammy Davis, Jr.

    “Too Much Time on My Hands” – 1981 song by Styx

    “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” – 1974 song by Bachman Turner Overdrive

    “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – 1969 song by The Rolling Stones

    “You Only Live Once” – 2006 song by The Strokes

    What Can I Say” – 2005 song by Brandi Carlile

    “What Do I Know” – 2025 song by Deep Sea Diver

    “Wish You Were Here” – 1975 song by Pink Floyd

    “Working for the Weekend” – 1981 by Loverboy

    “Wrapped Around Your Finger” – 1983 song by The Police

    SOURCES:

    #expressions #fun #language #lyrics #music #phrases #songs #tracks #tunes #words #writing
  7. 40+ Common expressions that became great song titles

    Listed below are 40 common expressions that have become great song titles over the years. They are presented in alphabetical order. The songs shown date from 1955 to 2026. Feel free to pass along any others that you may know.

    Peace!

    Ain’t That a Kick in the Head” – 1959 song by Dean Martin

    “Ain’t That a Shame” – 1955 song by Fats Domino and in 1979 by Cheap Trick

    “Another One Bites the Dust” – 1980 song by Queen

    “Asking for a Friend” – 2025 song by Foo Fighters

    “Back of My Hand” – 2025 song by Belair Lip Bombs and 2005 song by The Rolling Stones

    “Beating Around the Bush” – 1977 song by AC/DC

    “Can We Still Be Friends” – 1978 song by Todd Rundgren

    “Come As You Are” – 1991 song by Nirvana

    “Cry Me a River” – 1955 song recorded by multiple artists

    “Fight Fire with Fire” – song by multiple artists including Metallica

    “Get On the Ball” – 1992 song by No Doubt

    “God Only Knows” – 1966 song by The Beach Boys

    “Good Help Is So Hard to Find” – 2014 song by DCFC

    “Hanging Out to Dry” – 2026 song by Florence Road

    “Hit the Road Jack” – 1960 song by Ray Charles

    “I Heard It Through the Grapevine” –  1967 song by Gladys Knight and the Pips and 1968 release by Marvin Gaye

    “If It Makes You Happy” – 1996 song by Sheryl Crow

    “Keep Your Hands to Yourself” – 1987 song by the Georgia Satellites

    “Let It All Hang Out” – 2009 song by Weezer

    “Let the Good Times Roll” – 1978 song by The Cars

    “Life in the Fast Lane” – 1976 song by The Eagles

    “Listen to Your Heart” – 1988 song by Roxette

    “One Way or Another” – 1979 song by Blondie

    “Only the Good Die Young” – 1978 song by Billy Joel

    “Point of No Return” – 1977 song by Kansas

    “Race Against Time” – 1987 song by U2

    “Same Old Song and Dance” – 1974 song by Aerosmith

    “Should’ve Known Better” – 2026 song by the Beaches

    “Takes One to Know One” – 2025 song by the Beaches

    “The Best Is Yet to Come” – 1959 song by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie

    “The First Cut Is the Deepest” – 1967 song by Cat Stevens, Sheryl Crow, and others

    “Too Close for Comfort” – 1956 song by Sammy Davis, Jr.

    “Too Much Time on My Hands” – 1981 song by Styx

    “You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet” – 1974 song by Bachman Turner Overdrive

    “You Can’t Always Get What You Want” – 1969 song by The Rolling Stones

    “You Only Live Once” – 2006 song by The Strokes

    What Can I Say” – 2005 song by Brandi Carlile

    “What Do I Know” – 2025 song by Deep Sea Diver

    “Wish You Were Here” – 1975 song by Pink Floyd

    “Working for the Weekend” – 1981 by Loverboy

    “Wrapped Around Your Finger” – 1983 song by The Police

    SOURCES:

    #expressions #fun #language #lyrics #music #phrases #songs #tracks #tunes #words #writing
  8. Favorite power ballads of classic rock

    Source: ultimateclassicrock.com

    Listed below are this blog author’s favorite power ballads of classic rock (pre-2000). Peace!

    “Is This Love” – Whitesnake

    “Can We Still Be Friends” Todd Rundgren

    “Hysteria” – Def Leppard

    “Love Bites” – Def Leppard

    “Champagne Supernova” – Oasis

    “Why Can’t I Have You” – The Cars

    “Alone” – Heart

    “With or Without You” – U2

    “I Wanna Know What Love Is” – Foreigner

    “Wish You Were Here” – Pink Floyd

    “The Flame” – Cheap Trick

    “Say What You Will” – Scandal

    “Sweet Child o’ Mine” – Guns N’ Roses

    “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing” – Aerosmith

    “Amanda” – Boston

    “Beth” – KISS

    “Lady” – Styx

    “Take My Breath Away” – Berlin

    #art #classicRock #classicRockPowerBallads #enterntainment #fun #history #music #powerBallads #rock #songs #tracks #tunes #video
  9. Favorite power ballads of classic rock

    Source: ultimateclassicrock.com

    Listed below are this blog author’s favorite power ballads of classic rock (pre-2000). Peace!

    “Is This Love” – Whitesnake

    “Can We Still Be Friends” Todd Rundgren

    “Hysteria” – Def Leppard

    “Love Bites” – Def Leppard

    “Champagne Supernova” – Oasis

    “Why Can’t I Have You” – The Cars

    “Alone” – Heart

    “With or Without You” – U2

    “I Wanna Know What Love Is” – Foreigner

    “Wish You Were Here” – Pink Floyd

    “The Flame” – Cheap Trick

    “Say What You Will” – Scandal

    “Sweet Child o’ Mine” – Guns N’ Roses

    “I Don’t Want To Miss A Thing” – Aerosmith

    “Amanda” – Boston

    “Beth” – KISS

    “Lady” – Styx

    “Take My Breath Away” – Berlin

    #art #classicRock #classicRockPowerBallads #enterntainment #fun #history #music #powerBallads #rock #songs #tracks #tunes #video
  10. Tuesday Tunes: The 25 best songs of 2025

    Listed below are my 25 favorite songs of 2025. Hope you get a chance to listen and enjoy them. Ten of the 25 songs are by bands from Ireland and 20 of the 25 songs are by women or bands with female lead singers.

    *Three songs from the list below are tremendous in their advocacy. “True Believer” raises important questions about racism and religious hypocrisy, particularly in the American South, “Lesbian of the Year” celebrates one’s ability to truly be themselves, and “Love of Country” is a remarkable track that decries nationalism across the globe. All three songs remind us of how important music is in championing causes that promote peace, love, and understanding among all residents of the Earth.

    Peace!

    ——-

    Cliffords from their video shoot for the song “Marsh”

    Source: facebook.com Source: facebook.com

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    1. “My Favourite Monster” – Cliffords
    2. “Mr. Cold Embrace” – NewDad
    3. “Roobush” – NewDad
    4. Bread Butter Tea Sugar – Wolf Alice
    5. Take Me With You” – Momma
    6. “White Horses” – Wolf Alice
    7. “American Church” – Late Night Drive Home
    8. “Marsh” – Cliffords
    9. Parachute” – Hayley Williams
    10. “Tiny Threads” – Deep Sea Diver
    11. “Everything I’ve Wanted” – NewDad
    12. “Molly” – Ecca Vandal
    13. “Hello Heaven, Hello” – YUNGBLUD
    14. “True Believer” – Hayley Williams*
    15. “I Want You (Fever)” – Momma
    16. “Let Me Go” – Deep Sea Diver
    17. “It’s Amazing To Be Young” – Fontaines D.C.
    18. “War” – YUNGBLUD
    19. “Heavyweight” – NewDad
    20. “Just Two Girls” – Wolf Alice
    21. “Good Ol’ Days” – Hayley Williams
    22. “Lesbian of the Year” – The Beaches*
    23. “Love of Country” – The Murder Capital* – see statement below
    24. “Caterpillar” – Florence Road
    25. “Pretty” – NewDad

    ——-

    In conjunction with release of the song “Love of Country,” by the band The Murder Capital, from Dublin, Ireland they released the following statement:

    “‘Love Of Country’ is a song about the dark side of patriotism and nationalism, and what they become when they are warped and weaponised. Across the world, we are seeing hatred of ‘other’ spreading like a disease. No claiming of land today is more barbaric than the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.

    In the face of, and beyond such clear acts of evil, it is more vital than ever to cherish the richness of our diverse communities and the power of human connection. We must stand firm against the rise of nationalist ideologies and speak up for those whose worlds are being torn apart by hatred and violence.

    We are, and always will be made stronger by our compassion.”

    Source: bandcamp.com

    The band also noted they are donating all funds from sale of a special 7 inch edition of the single (which has sold out) and digital downloads on bandcamp.com to the organization Medical Aid for Palestinians.

    #bands #cliffords #deepSeaDiver #eccaVandal #florenceRoad #fontaines #fun #hayleyWilliams #lateNightDriveHome #momma #music #newdad #rock #singles #songs #theBeaches #theMurderCapital #tracks #tunes #wolfAlice #yungblud

  11. Tuesday Tunes: The 25 best songs of 2025

    Listed below are my 25 favorite songs of 2025. Hope you get a chance to listen and enjoy them. Ten of the 25 songs are by bands from Ireland and 20 of the 25 songs are by women or bands with female lead singers.

    *Three songs from the list below are tremendous in their advocacy. “True Believer” raises important questions about racism and religious hypocrisy, particularly in the American South, “Lesbian of the Year” celebrates one’s ability to truly be themselves, and “Love of Country” is a remarkable track that decries nationalism across the globe. All three songs remind us of how important music is in championing causes that promote peace, love, and understanding among all residents of the Earth.

    Peace!

    ——-

    Cliffords from their video shoot for the song “Marsh”

    Source: facebook.com Source: facebook.com

    ——-

    1. “My Favourite Monster” – Cliffords
    2. “Mr. Cold Embrace” – NewDad
    3. “Roobush” – NewDad
    4. Bread Butter Tea Sugar – Wolf Alice
    5. Take Me With You” – Momma
    6. “White Horses” – Wolf Alice
    7. “American Church” – Late Night Drive Home
    8. “Marsh” – Cliffords
    9. Parachute” – Hayley Williams
    10. “Tiny Threads” – Deep Sea Diver
    11. “Everything I’ve Wanted” – NewDad
    12. “Molly” – Ecca Vandal
    13. “Hello Heaven, Hello” – YUNGBLUD
    14. “True Believer” – Hayley Williams*
    15. “I Want You (Fever)” – Momma
    16. “Let Me Go” – Deep Sea Diver
    17. “It’s Amazing To Be Young” – Fontaines D.C.
    18. “War” – YUNGBLUD
    19. “Heavyweight” – NewDad
    20. “Just Two Girls” – Wolf Alice
    21. “Good Ol’ Days” – Hayley Williams
    22. “Lesbian of the Year” – The Beaches*
    23. “Love of Country” – The Murder Capital* – see statement below
    24. “Caterpillar” – Florence Road
    25. “Pretty” – NewDad

    ——-

    In conjunction with release of the song “Love of Country,” by the band The Murder Capital, from Dublin, Ireland they released the following statement:

    “‘Love Of Country’ is a song about the dark side of patriotism and nationalism, and what they become when they are warped and weaponised. Across the world, we are seeing hatred of ‘other’ spreading like a disease. No claiming of land today is more barbaric than the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.

    In the face of, and beyond such clear acts of evil, it is more vital than ever to cherish the richness of our diverse communities and the power of human connection. We must stand firm against the rise of nationalist ideologies and speak up for those whose worlds are being torn apart by hatred and violence.

    We are, and always will be made stronger by our compassion.”

    Source: bandcamp.com

    The band also noted they are donating all funds from sale of a special 7 inch edition of the single (which has sold out) and digital downloads on bandcamp.com to the organization Medical Aid for Palestinians.

    #bands #cliffords #deepSeaDiver #eccaVandal #florenceRoad #fontaines #fun #hayleyWilliams #lateNightDriveHome #momma #music #newdad #rock #singles #songs #theBeaches #theMurderCapital #tracks #tunes #wolfAlice #yungblud

  12. Tuesday Tunes: The 25 best songs of 2025

    Listed below are my 25 favorite songs of 2025. Hope you get a chance to listen and enjoy them. Ten of the 25 songs are by bands from Ireland and 20 of the 25 songs are by women or bands with female lead singers.

    *Three songs from the list below are tremendous in their advocacy. “True Believer” raises important questions about racism and religious hypocrisy, particularly in the American South, “Lesbian of the Year” celebrates one’s ability to truly be themselves, and “Love of Country” is a remarkable track that decries nationalism across the globe. All three songs remind us of how important music is in championing causes that promote peace, love, and understanding among all residents of the Earth.

    Peace!

    ——-

    Cliffords from their video shoot for the song “Marsh”

    Source: facebook.com Source: facebook.com

    ——-

    1. “My Favourite Monster” – Cliffords
    2. “Mr. Cold Embrace” – NewDad
    3. “Roobush” – NewDad
    4. Bread Butter Tea Sugar – Wolf Alice
    5. Take Me With You” – Momma
    6. “White Horses” – Wolf Alice
    7. “American Church” – Late Night Drive Home
    8. “Marsh” – Cliffords
    9. Parachute” – Hayley Williams
    10. “Tiny Threads” – Deep Sea Diver
    11. “Everything I’ve Wanted” – NewDad
    12. “Molly” – Ecca Vandal
    13. “Hello Heaven, Hello” – YUNGBLUD
    14. “True Believer” – Hayley Williams*
    15. “I Want You (Fever)” – Momma
    16. “Let Me Go” – Deep Sea Diver
    17. “It’s Amazing To Be Young” – Fontaines D.C.
    18. “War” – YUNGBLUD
    19. “Heavyweight” – NewDad
    20. “Just Two Girls” – Wolf Alice
    21. “Good Ol’ Days” – Hayley Williams
    22. “Lesbian of the Year” – The Beaches*
    23. “Love of Country” – The Murder Capital* – see statement below
    24. “Caterpillar” – Florence Road
    25. “Pretty” – NewDad

    ——-

    In conjunction with release of the song “Love of Country,” by the band The Murder Capital, from Dublin, Ireland they released the following statement:

    “‘Love Of Country’ is a song about the dark side of patriotism and nationalism, and what they become when they are warped and weaponised. Across the world, we are seeing hatred of ‘other’ spreading like a disease. No claiming of land today is more barbaric than the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.

    In the face of, and beyond such clear acts of evil, it is more vital than ever to cherish the richness of our diverse communities and the power of human connection. We must stand firm against the rise of nationalist ideologies and speak up for those whose worlds are being torn apart by hatred and violence.

    We are, and always will be made stronger by our compassion.”

    Source: bandcamp.com

    The band also noted they are donating all funds from sale of a special 7 inch edition of the single (which has sold out) and digital downloads on bandcamp.com to the organization Medical Aid for Palestinians.

    #bands #cliffords #deepSeaDiver #eccaVandal #florenceRoad #fontaines #fun #hayleyWilliams #lateNightDriveHome #momma #music #newdad #rock #singles #songs #theBeaches #theMurderCapital #tracks #tunes #wolfAlice #yungblud

  13. Tuesday Tunes: The 25 best songs of 2025

    Listed below are my 25 favorite songs of 2025. Hope you get a chance to listen and enjoy them. Nine (9) of the 25 songs are by bands from Ireland and 20 of the 25 songs are by women or bands with female lead singers.

    *Three songs from the list below are tremendous in their advocacy. “True Believer” raises important questions about racism and religious hypocrisy, particularly in the American South, “Lesbian of the Year” celebrates one’s ability to truly be themselves, and “Love of Country” is a remarkable track that decries nationalism across the globe. All three songs remind us of how important music is in championing causes that promote peace, love, and understanding among all residents of the Earth.

    Peace!

    ——-

    Cliffords from their video shoot for the song “Marsh”

    Source: facebook.com Source: facebook.com

    ——-

    1. “My Favourite Monster” – Cliffords
    2. “Mr. Cold Embrace” – NewDad
    3. “Roobush” – NewDad
    4. Bread Butter Tea Sugar – Wolf Alice
    5. Take Me With You” – Momma
    6. “White Horses” – Wolf Alice
    7. “American Church” – Late Night Drive Home
    8. “Marsh” – Cliffords
    9. Parachute” – Hayley Williams
    10. “Tiny Threads” – Deep Sea Diver
    11. “Everything I’ve Wanted” – NewDad
    12. “Molly” – Ecca Vandal
    13. “Hello Heaven, Hello” – YUNGBLUD
    14. “True Believer” – Hayley Williams*
    15. “I Want You (Fever)” – Momma
    16. “Let Me Go” – Deep Sea Diver
    17. “It’s Amazing To Be Young” – Fontaines D.C.
    18. “War” – YUNGBLUD
    19. “Heavyweight” – NewDad
    20. “Just Two Girls” – Wolf Alice
    21. “Good Ol’ Days” – Hayley Williams
    22. “Lesbian of the Year” – The Beaches*
    23. “Love of Country” – The Murder Capital* – see statement below
    24. “Hey You” – The Belair Lip Balms
    25. “Caterpillar” – Florence Road

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    In conjunction with release of the song “Love of Country,” by the band The Murder Capital, from Dublin, Ireland they released the following statement:

    “‘Love Of Country’ is a song about the dark side of patriotism and nationalism, and what they become when they are warped and weaponised. Across the world, we are seeing hatred of ‘other’ spreading like a disease. No claiming of land today is more barbaric than the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.

    In the face of, and beyond such clear acts of evil, it is more vital than ever to cherish the richness of our diverse communities and the power of human connection. We must stand firm against the rise of nationalist ideologies and speak up for those whose worlds are being torn apart by hatred and violence.

    We are, and always will be made stronger by our compassion.”

    Source: bandcamp.com

    The band also noted they are donating all funds from sale of a special 7 inch edition of the single (which has sold out) and digital downloads on bandcamp.com to the organization Medical Aid for Palestinians.

    #bands #Cliffords #DeepSeaDiver #EccaVandal #FlorenceRoad #Fontaines #fun #HayleyWilliams #LateNightDriveHome #Momma #music #NewDad #rock #singles #songs #TheBeaches #TheMurderCapital #tracks #tunes #WolfAlice #YUNGBLUD
  14. Tuesday Tunes: The 25 best songs of 2025

    Listed below are my 25 favorite songs of 2025. Hope you get a chance to listen and enjoy them. Nine (9) of the 25 songs are by bands from Ireland and 20 of the 25 songs are by women or bands with female lead singers.

    *Three songs from the list below are tremendous in their advocacy. “True Believer” raises important questions about racism and religious hypocrisy, particularly in the American South, “Lesbian of the Year” celebrates one’s ability to truly be themselves, and “Love of Country” is a remarkable track that decries nationalism across the globe. All three songs remind us of how important music is in championing causes that promote peace, love, and understanding among all residents of the Earth.

    Peace!

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    Cliffords from their video shoot for the song “Marsh”

    Source: facebook.com Source: facebook.com

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    1. “My Favourite Monster” – Cliffords
    2. “Mr. Cold Embrace” – NewDad
    3. “Roobush” – NewDad
    4. Bread Butter Tea Sugar – Wolf Alice
    5. Take Me With You” – Momma
    6. “White Horses” – Wolf Alice
    7. “American Church” – Late Night Drive Home
    8. “Marsh” – Cliffords
    9. Parachute” – Hayley Williams
    10. “Tiny Threads” – Deep Sea Diver
    11. “Everything I’ve Wanted” – NewDad
    12. “Molly” – Ecca Vandal
    13. “Hello Heaven, Hello” – YUNGBLUD
    14. “True Believer” – Hayley Williams*
    15. “I Want You (Fever)” – Momma
    16. “Let Me Go” – Deep Sea Diver
    17. “It’s Amazing To Be Young” – Fontaines D.C.
    18. “War” – YUNGBLUD
    19. “Heavyweight” – NewDad
    20. “Just Two Girls” – Wolf Alice
    21. “Good Ol’ Days” – Hayley Williams
    22. “Lesbian of the Year” – The Beaches*
    23. “Love of Country” – The Murder Capital* – see statement below
    24. “Hey You” – The Belair Lip Balms
    25. “Caterpillar” – Florence Road

    ——-

    In conjunction with release of the song “Love of Country,” by the band The Murder Capital, from Dublin, Ireland they released the following statement:

    “‘Love Of Country’ is a song about the dark side of patriotism and nationalism, and what they become when they are warped and weaponised. Across the world, we are seeing hatred of ‘other’ spreading like a disease. No claiming of land today is more barbaric than the ongoing genocide of the Palestinian people.

    In the face of, and beyond such clear acts of evil, it is more vital than ever to cherish the richness of our diverse communities and the power of human connection. We must stand firm against the rise of nationalist ideologies and speak up for those whose worlds are being torn apart by hatred and violence.

    We are, and always will be made stronger by our compassion.”

    Source: bandcamp.com

    The band also noted they are donating all funds from sale of a special 7 inch edition of the single (which has sold out) and digital downloads on bandcamp.com to the organization Medical Aid for Palestinians.

    #bands #Cliffords #DeepSeaDiver #EccaVandal #FlorenceRoad #Fontaines #fun #HayleyWilliams #LateNightDriveHome #Momma #music #NewDad #rock #singles #songs #TheBeaches #TheMurderCapital #tracks #tunes #WolfAlice #YUNGBLUD
  15. Thirteen Silver Dollars could save your soul if you let it. Colter Wall really nails this one.

    youtu.be/4getBk1onkY?si=jM4C03

  16. Still thinking of Brother Wayne Kramer. This gem is from his '95 LP called The Hard Stuff. #music #tunes #WayneKramer

    songwhip.com/waynekramer/crack

  17. Still thinking of Brother Wayne Kramer. This gem is from his '95 LP called The Hard Stuff. #music #tunes #WayneKramer

    songwhip.com/waynekramer/crack