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Also, we continue to feature yarns from Stereo Stories: A Song. A Place. A Time. edited by Vin Maskell. This caters for the specific writing genre – the music and memoir style Vin prefers – outlined on the Stereo Stories site. It’s an excellent idea on an excellent site. Check it out.

Almanac Music: Tamworth – Light on the Hill

February 9, 2017 by Andrew Starkie 2 Comments

Andrew Starkie realises the Tamworth Music Festival is one of the beautiful things in this world that gets him excited to write.

Almanac Music: You’ve Gotta Love Millennials

February 5, 2017 by Almanac Admin Leave a Comment

Micah Tyler makes some interesting observations. Thoughts?

Almanac Music: Sunnyholt – Perry Keyes

February 4, 2017 by nonshedders 12 Comments

Nonshedders has found a wonderful local songwriter who captures the essence of Australia and its people. Do yourself a favour.

Stereo Story: first time I heard State Trooper

February 2, 2017 by vinm 1 Comment

Vin Maskell recalls the first time he heard Springsteen’s State Trooper, from the Nebraska album…the sixth song began, its guitar line pulsating like a fresh bruise.

The 2017 Whitney Mercilus Cup

February 2, 2017 by Earl O'Neill 1 Comment

Getting a band back together, the songs are flowing; some commentary about sport, mainly footy in all its forms, are some of the things on Earl’s mind as he takes refuge from the heat.

Genesis and the Holy Grail

January 31, 2017 by nonshedders 4 Comments

What do “The Waste Land” by T.S. Eliot and “The Cinema Show” by Genesis have to do with each other? It’s all explained for you in “Genesis and the Holy Grail”

Almanac Music: Springsteen does Springsteen

January 31, 2017 by Peter_B 12 Comments

Peter Baulderstone takes in a Bruce Springsteen concert in Perth last week. Another premiership winning performance or are the years catching up with The Boss?