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Wait Until Dark piece for @nitrateglow

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the freak in the penthouse part 12

E-rated (for sexual content), accidental millionaire eddie/sex-worker steve. On tumblr: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3.1 Part 3.2 Part 4.1 Part 4.2 Part 5.1 Part 5.2 Part 6.1 Part 6.2 Part 7 Part 8 Part 9 Part 10 Part 11 or search #thefreakinthepenthouse :)

On AO3 FYI, I’ve basically imagined that Dustin and Suzie are roughly the same age as the others in this, so in their late teens and early twenties…

Chapter 12: reality check

Five Days later

Steve picked up the phone and dialled Eddie’s number. It rang twice, before the answerphone stabbed him with the same old jack-knife in the gut:

“Hi! This is Suzie.”

“And this is Dustin.”

“We’re not around right now—

“—or we’re having our downtime, together or apart, which is super important to us—” 

Jesus Christ, kill me already.

Steve had heard this message a dozen times. Dustin and Suzie sounded so goddamn chirpy, like they were going to explode into song. And Steve had endured waaaaay too many chirpy songs the last few nights, courtesy of Robin’s mom’s cassette deck.

He endured the rest of their nail-scapingly annoying message and braced himself for the Ding!

“Hi, this is Steve. Again. Look, I really need to talk to Ed—”

“Answerphone tape full,” recited an electronic voice, the polar-opposite of chirpy.

“Fuck!” Steve slammed down the receiver. 

Why wasn’t Eddie returning his calls?

Okay, Steve had been sleeping a ton the past few days, might’ve missed something. Robin’s leave was over today, and her mom worked really long shifts…

A muffled meeeeow had him looking up sharpish. Resident cat, Fernando, glared at him through the window.

“All right, I’m sorry I stole your couch. I don’t hate you, it’s your fur that hates me. Way to go making me feel even shittier about it.”

He glared back. Trouble was, this was Fernando’s home, not his. Robin had technically moved out last year, and he’d barely got a nickel to slot into the housekeeping kitty.

He was gonna have to sell his watch. Or the guitar. Dammit, he’d wanted to check in with Eddie first, but what choice did he have?

He leafed through the telephone directory for music stores, scraped together some loose change, and caught a bus across the city. On the journey, he missed his old Sony Walkman as never before. Thanks to Robin’s mom, ‘Mamma Mia’ by Abba ear-wormed through his brain. Uuuuuuurgh! He  hugged the glittery guitar case tightly and attempted to pep himself up.

Eddie said he was crazy about Steve. Steve sure as heck felt the same. 

“Yes, I’ve been broken-hearted, blue since the day we parted. Why, why did I ever let you go?”

“Shut the hell up, Agnetha,” he muttered, earning himself a scathing glance from a woman sitting close. But Steve hadn’t been broken-hearted when he left the hotel. He’d been scared shitless over that fact he was losing his memory as well as his mind. He still was. His future with Eddie had been the one thing he’d felt faintly optimistic about, and… 

“Look at me now, will I ever learn?”

No. No way. Eddie was a good person. Yeah, Robin had passed hours bad-mouthing him. No matter. Steve believed in Eddie. Well, he desperately wanted to. He was getting really worried about him—about whether he’d really been ‘cured’ of his agoraphobia, and about his overly sass-tastic and curiously absent friends. 

He missed him so much. Christ, it hurt.

In ‘Jivin’ Jams,’ Steve laid the guitar case on the counter and opened it. The store-owner’s brows shot sky high: “Where did you get this, son?”

“A friend gave it me,” said Steve. “There was a rumor it once belonged to Jimi Hendrix or something.” 

The guy stared at him, mega-intense, which Steve took to be a positive sign. Maybe he should play hardball, get competing offers from a bunch of stores.

“I’m looking for at least two-thousand bucks,” he ventured.

“I got some catalogues out back that should help me figure out what it’s worth. Gimme a tick.”

Steve shrugged. “Sure.”

The dude vanished. Steve waited, grinning when a track he knew—‘Friday I’m in love,” by The Cure—drowned out the Abba hell-loop in his head. He remembered this one. Yeah, he’d been flat on his back on that honking great bed, with his ankles looped around Eddie’s neck. While merrily fucking Steve, Eddie had sung along like an idiot:

“Monday, you can hold your head, Tuesday, Wednesday, stay in bed, Or Thursday, watch the walls instead, It's Friday, I'm in love…”

Christ, he missed Eddie’s dumbass ‘o’ face. He missed how Eddie always needed him to come too, loving it when Steve squirted across those lick-tastic tatts. Yeah, he missed… so much. If he got a decent amount for the guitar, maybe he and Eddie could rent a place together. Get back to fucking every day of the week…

He was still daydreaming, smirking vaguely, when the two policemen walked in. 

“I didn’t know it was stolen!” protested Steve. The son-of-a-bitch store-owner handed the guitar over the counter to one of the cops.

“Where d’you get it then?” asked the other.

“A friend gave it to me.” Steve’s legs started to feel wibbly.

“This friend got a name?”

Steve bit hard into his bottom lip.

“You think on it, and tell us when we get to the precinct, huh?” 

They took his knapsack and turned out his pockets. When the handcuffs came out, the bubble of panic in his windpipe ballooned.

“I didn’t know it was stolen,” he repeated, sort of on autopilot. They cuffed him anyway. Outside the store, the cool air smarted against his burning skin. “C-crap. No, please! Look… I… I didn’t know!”

He was guided into the back of their patrol vehicle and the door slammed shut. He shut his eyes, rested his head back, and battled his instinct to struggle against the cuffs.

OH MY GOD, EDDIE! YOU REALLY WERE TAKEN FOR A CHUMP!  

Unless he knew it was stolen? No. No way, no way. This isn’t happening. This isn’t happening. Okay… breathe. Keep calm, right? Shiiiiit! 

Steve had been picked up by the police once before. It’d been soon after he’d run from that man, when he was on the streets, and… Nope, nope, NOPE.

His mind grew as clammed up as his body. Which was probably how, breathing fast and shallow, he survived the short journey to the precinct. Still kinda dazed, he was uncuffed and processed. His rescue inhaler, which had been in his pack, was handed back to him. For the first time in a while, he managed to form a coherent sentence: “I need to make a phone call.”

As he was shown to the booth, his worries swerved off in a whole new direction. Dammit, he still didn’t know Robin’s number. He could try calling the hotel, see if he could get a message to her, but…

His unsteady fingers dialled the one number that’d etched itself into his heart. He knew it was gonna go to that ‘answerphone full’ message.

Shit, you are not gonna cry, Harrington, or you’re gonna be eaten alive.

“Hello, this is Suzie.”

“Oh Jesus Christ!”

“No, I’m afraid I’m not Him. This is Suzie Henderson. To whom am I speaking?”

“It’s Steve.” He swiped his knuckles across his cheekbones. “I’m, uh… um… Eddie’s friend. Is he there?”

“No, we don’t know where he is. We’re really worried.” She sure sounded less chirpy than in her message. “I thought Dusty tried to call you back. Have you heard from Eddie?”

“N-no, no. Oh my God. Oh my God, this isn’t happening, this isn’t happening.”

“You seem distressed, Steve. Can I help?”

What choice did he have? He poured out his story, including how Eddie gave him the guitar he was accused of fencing, right till the call randomly cut off.

…

In the interview room, a tired-looking cop dumped a worryingly thick file between them.

“It’s a simple question, kid. Tell us how you came into possession of Jimi Hendrix’s guitar, and we can cut you a deal. You sing sweet enough, you could skip all charges.”

Steve chewed his thumbnail, stared at the table: “I got it from a friend.”

“Listen to me. That guitar was stolen during an armed robbery at a house in Brentwood. You already got an arrest record. You don’t talk, you’re looking at some serious time behind bars.”

Steve gawked up at the interviewer, his thumb still half-caught in his mouth. He’d go to the prison for the guy he loved but…

This isn’t happening.

“Whoever you’re covering for, are they worth it? You scared they’re gonna come for you? We can put you in witness protection.”

Scared? Of Eddie? It was almost hilarious, and finally snapped Steve from his clammed-up funk. He giggled nervously.

“You think this is funny, kid? You can laugh your ass off in jail. You wanna recall your friend’s name for me now?”

“I… um…”

Eddie would want you to tell him, you idiot! He can probably help clear this mess up! There is also the teensy weensy possibility he’s skipped town, leaving you holding his seriously problematic baby…

“Look, I’m not exactly sure where he—“

The door flew wide and a young woman with fashionably frizzy hair and some serious shoulder-pad action stepped in. “Stop the interview. My name’s Nancy Wheeler. I’m Steve’s lawyer and I need a moment alone with my client.”

The interviewer looked mildly pissed then picked up his files and shuffled out.

Steve slumped back in his seat and blinked at his apparent saviour. Beneath the make-up and the power suit, she didn’t look much older than he was. She smiled tightly, pulled a chair around and sat down beside him.

“Woah, woah, woah.” Steve finally found his voice. “I don’t wanna sound ungrateful, but I can’t pay you anything."

“I’m not actually a lawyer,” she hissed, kinda apologetic. “I’m a trainee journalist. Friend of Suzie’s. She’s sort of into law as a hobby, and she’s clued me in on exactly what to say, so… sit tight, keep quiet. We’ll have you out of here in no time.”

…

Nancy did a lot of talking, and Steve eventually found himself leaving the precinct flanked by Nancy and Suzie. Suzie had brought her checkbook to pay Steve’s bail, though in the end, he hadn’t been charged.

He’d lost track of time during his ordeal, and it was past ten pm and dark outside. Before they reached the bottom of the precinct steps, a Volvo drew up, and its internal light switched on. A guy with curly hair and a ‘Vecna’s Doom Quest’ baseball cap wound down the window.

“Get in!” he yelled.

“Love you too, Dusty-bun.” Suzie headed around to the front passenger seat. 

Steve hesitated. “Uh, look, I appreciate the cavalry charge and all, but you’re, like, complete strangers.”

“Get in, Dingus!” Robin had rolled down the backseat window.

“What the heck are you doing here?” He climbed in, and she folded him into a clumsy hug. Nancy climbed in on his other side.

“Are you okay?” asked Robin.

“Jesus, what do you think? I got arrested, and.. I’m so confused.”

Robin launched her story, as Dustin drove off. When she’d discovered Steve AWOL, she’d freaked out. Then she’d called Dustin’s number, which she knew Steve had been trying all week. While garbling madly at each other, she’d learned from Dustin about Steve’s arrest. Dustin, meanwhile, gleaned that Robin had heard from co-workers that day about an incident at the hotel.

The same incident that Dustin, Suzie and Nancy had spent the last few days trying to get to the bottom of.

“What happened at the hotel?” asked Steve.

“We’re not entirely sure,” said Nancy. Steve wasn’t sure why they'd gotten a rookie journalist in tow. So much baffled him right now. “What we do know is that the police have charged Eddie with assault and battery. His disappearing act doesn’t exactly help his case.” 

“What? No way!” Steve couldn’t buy it. Eddie was one of the gentlest guys he’d ever known. Okay, there was that one time he busted his own knuckles, but…

"It's a pretty serious business," Robin was saying. "The only witness was Doreen. She swore that the so-called 'victim’”— Robin spluttered the word out like sour milk—“was blind drunk and walked into a pillar, but the police didn't buy it.”

“We’ve got to find Eddie before the cops do,” chipped in Dustin.

“Yeah, well, LAPD are the least of Eddie’s troubles,” snapped Robin. “I’m gonna gut him over this whole guitar business.”

Too fucking much.

After the rollercoaster of the past few hours, Steve felt basically punch-drunk. He groaned, rubbed his brow, then shaded his eyes from the dazzle of the streetlights. “Please just someone tell me you’ve got a clue where Eddie is.”

“It’s a work in progress,” said Suzie. “He never picked up his ride from the hotel. We’ve exhausted our leads locally, so we’re heading up to Oregon to see his uncle. Wayne won’t talk over the phone—”

“He won’t talk to us, period,” interjected Dustin. “But I think he knows something.”

“We’re going to Oregon?” Steve emerged from beneath his fingers. “Now? The cops told me to not leave town.”

“Dustin said he’d drop us home first,” said Robin. “I’d be delighted to wash my hands of Jon Bon Jovi’s evil stoner cousin for good.”

“He’s not evil.” Steve gave an enormous yawn, then zoned in on the one thing he knew for sure. “I need to find him. You go home, Robin. Fernando will scratch my eyes out if I spend another night on his couch.”

She bitched a bit more, including about how yuck and sweaty he was. Then she refused to leave him. He curled up against her—he couldn’t risk drooling on a complete stranger—and hunkered down for the long drive.

....

Part 13 on Ao3 Part 13 on tumblr

promise we’ll get back to Eddie in the next chapter. I needed to get a few more characters into play so we can finally get steddie on their path to healing and HEA… soon (ish!) 

Thank you for reading. Likes, reblogs and comments much appreciated and will feed the bunnies🐰💕🐰💕🐰💕🐰💕

On tumblr: Part 1 Part 2 Part 3.1 Part 3.2 Part 4.1 Part 4.2 Part 5.1 Part 5.2 Part 6.1 Part 6.2 Part 7 Part 8 Part 9 Part 10 Part 11 or search #thefreakinthepenthouse :)

On AO3 All my ST stuff on AO3

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no new music finds lol, yall should know ab these already 🤞

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I was tagged by @queensilber for the URL song game. Thank you

I Miss The Misery - Halestorm

No Light No Light - Florence and the Machine

A New Day Yesterday - Jethro Tull

Coraline - Maneskin

American Idiot - Green Day

Third Eye - Florence and The Machine

All Along the Watchtome - Jimi Hendrix

Sinner - The Last Dinner Party

Tangerine - Led Zeppelin

Redundant - Green Day

Overachiever - Louden Swain

Paranoid - Black Sabbath

Heart Shaped Box - Nirvana

Immigrant Song - Led Zeppelin

Can the Can - Suzi Quatro

Messiah - Crawlers

It's Never Too Late - Steppenwolf

Nothing Else Matters - Metallica

Do You Remember Rock 'n' Roll Radio - The Ramones

And I'm tagging @assbuttboyfriends @rose-nobles @sunglassesmish @becauseofthebowties @bloodydeanwinchester @dean-you-assbutt-cas-loves-you @misskittyspuffy and @thigholstercas

Feel free to ignore!

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play?

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currently on my second week of working on wait until dark which is a 1966 play and a 1967 movie starring audrey hepburn (we r doing the Hatcher adaptation from 2015) here's my little synopsis :)

it's a thriller/crime set in 1944 in new york about a blind woman named susan hendrix and her husband sam that come into possession of a mysterious doll at around the same time a murder happens on their street. as a team of con men try to get the doll from suzy, chaos, murder, and some very clever tricks of light ensue

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Great Guitarists 100 - Mick Ronson, Joe Perry, Steve Jones, Mick Jones, Paul Weller, and Andy Gill [CROSSBEAT (November 2009)]

Mick Ronson What is the sound of glam rock? In a nutshell, it's the sound of Mick Ronson's glossy guitar. From 1970 to 1973, Mick Ronson was David Bowie's right-hand man and the guitarist who defined the sound of the glam rock era. His best-known work from the glam period is Bowie's 1973 album "Aladdin Sane". The sound of glam's golden era can be fully appreciated, including the guitar sighing in "The Prettiest Star". His independent 1974 solo work features songs that show Bowie's influence. He remained in intermittent contact with Bowie and Ian Hunter until his death in 1993. However, I think his best work as a rock guitarist is the 1971 Bowie song "The Man Who Sold the World". Listening to the dynamic performance of 'The Width of a Circle', you realise that he had plenty of potential to become a hard rock guitar hero. -Hirose Tohru

Representative albums "The Man Who Sold The World" (1971, photo) David Bowie "Aladdin Sane" (1973)

Joe Perry Besides Jeff Beck and Jimi Hendrix, Joe Perry's biggest influence was Peter Green, the guitarist of the early blues-tinged Fleetwood Mac. His cover of "Stop Messin' Round" is a favourite, sung by Joe himself and performed live without fail, and is included in the covers collection "Honkin' on Bobo". He mainly uses a Gibson Les Paul, but also plays chords and solos on a six-string bass as well as a regular guitar, and his weighty sound can be heard on two of Aerosmith's best-known albums of the 1970s, "Rocks" and "Draw the Line". The figure of him singing with Steven Tyler on stage with one microphone is reminiscent of Mick & Keith of the Rolling Stones, and countless artists, such as Slash of Guns N' Roses, admire his cool guitarist image. -Ikuyo Kotani

Representative albums "Rocks" (1976, photo) Aerosmith "Draw the Line" (1977)

Steve Jones Steve Jones is the guitarist of the Sex Pistols, a band synonymous with 70s punk. His most famous work is, of course, his debut album, "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols". At the time of its release, he was playing the guitar behind the bellowing Johnny Rotten, and that's exactly what he did. At the time of its release, the only impression it gave was that of a punk band with a bad-ass vigour, but 30 years later, on the live reunion album "Filthy Lucre Live", the band sounded extremely decent! However, if you look back after the Pistols broke up, they played on many albums, including The Professionals with Paul Cook, Suzy & The Banshees and Bob Dylan. The 30-year gap in the sound of "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" may be proof of his struggle to find a place in the world before the Pistols, when he liked Iggy Pop, David Bowie and others and stole their equipment, while being torn between the rise and fall of punk and the rock music that followed. -Ikuyo Kotani

Representative albums "Never Mind the Bollocks, Here's the Sex Pistols" (1977, photo) The Sex Pistols "Filthy Lucre Live" (1996)

Mick Jones Mick Jones used to be a big fan of Mott the Hoople, to the extent that he even followed them around. The guitar that made his mark on the world was that jangly, crisp guitar. The Clash's "London Calling" was a milestone in punk, but it also showed many different directions, including reggae and rockabilly. It is a must-hear along with "Combat Rock", which later spawned big hits such as "Rock the Casbah". The band's versatile sound, while also defining punk guitar cool, earned them a spot on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 25 most underrated guitarists in history. Since the Clash, he has been involved in various bands and projects, including Big Audio Dynamite, but in recent years he has been more active as a producer, for example with the Libertines. It is no wonder that he is close friends with the members of Hard-Fi. -Ikuyo Kotani

Representative albums "London Calling" (1979, photo) The Clash "Combat Rock" (1982)

Paul Weller During his time with The Jam, Paul Weller was far more highly regarded as a vocalist and songwriter than as a guitarist. It is well known that after the Style Council, which greatly expanded his musical range, his presence as a guitarist increased alongside this. Originally, his guitar playing was more of a backing for songs, focusing on chord cutting and rhythm riffs, and he was not a technically gifted guitarist by any means. He has actively played guitar solos since going solo, but when listening to his playing, I feel the influence of Neil Young, with whom he has also featured on cover songs. The common denominator is his clumsiness, which becomes a passionate emotion and erupts in his tasteful, bad-guitar playing, and his hot, rough guitar charm is even more powerful in his spontaneous playing live. -Yoshihiro Hoshina

Representative Albums "All Mod Cons" (1978, photo) The Jam "Catch-Flame!" (2006) Paul Weller

Andy Gill Gang of Four from Leeds were one of the first post-punk bands to be enthusiastically re-appraised in the 1990s and 2000s. The band's first impression in the early days was Andy Gill's incisive cutting. His clean, cutting-only playing on tracks such as 'Damaged Goods' inspired later alternative acts. It is also symbolic that in later years Gill produced work for the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Jesus Lizard. Although the general reputation of the band is concentrated on their first two albums, their later works, which replaced the band members and had a more funk-tinged sound, were also revisited in the 2000s. Yeah Yeah Yeahs and The Rakes, who participated in the 2005 revival album "Return The Gift", were the first of the bands to inherit Gill's chappiness and dry funk feel. Gill's shadow can be clearly seen in the arrangements of Franz Ferdinand and Bloc Party. -Masatoshi Arano

Representative albums "Entertainment!" (1979, photo) Gang of Four "Return The Gift" (2005)

Pictured: Les Paul (left) and Dick Dale (right)

Top 10 guitarists by genre: Instrumentalists The country-tinged (1/ Les Paul) is an exception to the rule, and the influence of the guitar he developed, as well as his playing style, is enormous. The founder of garage (2/ Link Wray), known for "Rumble" (also covered by Guitar Wolf), inspired Pete Townshend and many other guitarists. The Shadows' bespectacled man (3/ Hank Marvin), who used tremolo arms extensively to produce a clear sound, was Britain's first guitar hero and was admired by Brian May and Ritchie Blackmore. (4/ Allan Holdsworth) and (5/ John McLaughlin), with their superb technique and wealth of musical information, have moved freely between jazz/fusion and rock, influencing everyone from Eddie Van Halen to Vernon Reid and Mike Stern. (6/ Duane Eddy), who helped make the guitar the mainstay of rock 'n' roll in the 1950s, has earned the respect of too many guitarists, including George Harrison. Telecaster user (7/ Steve Cropper), who supported Stax Records as the guitarist of Booker T. & the M.G.'s, also deserves a lot of credit. Kraut-rock stalwart Ash Ra Tempel's (8/ Manuel Göttsching) has continued his experimental guitar adventures as he released 'Inventions For Electric Guitar'. John Frusciante has been playing delicate guitar sounds sprinkled with various effects since the heyday of punk/New Wave, and (9/ Vini Reilly) has been highly acclaimed by John Frusciante. (10/ Dick Dale), familiar to many for "Mirselou", established the surf guitar with a Middle Eastern melody, and impressed even the young Jimi Hendrix. -Shiho Yamashita

Les Paul

Link Wray

Hank Marvin

Allan Holdsworth

John McLaughlin

Duane Eddy

Steve Cropper

Manuel Göttsching

Vini Reilly

Dick Dale

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For TMI Tuesday, I would like to ask Crowley from Glam Rock who his favorite bands are? :)

Oh shit, this could get controversial XD

(I'm setting it in approx 1974 but that won't be firmed up until I've gotten more written and read through for continuity.)

Obviously Crowley adores Bowie and Marc Bolan. The Stones are always a classic and he'll tell you that they are infinitely better than the Beatles (but you better believe he had a Sgt Pepper phase).

He went to see Tommy multiple times when it was at the cinema.

He sees Suzi Quatro as what the modern parlance would call "life goals or wife goals?" See also: Jimi Hendrix.

He's pretty sure Jim Morrison was a twat but he'd have gotten on his knees for the bastard anyway.

Ana likes to play Sweet in the studio and he's fine with that though he sometimes suspects they stole wardrobe inspo from some of his own early designs.

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Be normal. Don't stare at the wall. Stop staring at the wall.

Marlene's eyes fell to the ground as she continued walking.

No, not the floor either. Look straight ahead. That's what people do... right?

Marlene moved her gaze to the others walking around her.

No, you can't stare at people. They'll get insulted. Or think you have a crush on them.

"Right", Marlene nodded.

Mary looked at her in confusion, "What?"

"Nothing!" The reply came quickly.

Good going, now your best friend thinks your crazy. She doesn't. She does.

Mary pulled her hand, "Come on. We've got Charms", she nodded towards the classroom door just beside them.

Marlene swallowed nothing and flicked her eyes from the door to the emptying hallway, "Go ahead. I'll catch up later."

"You'll be late though..." Mary started to say before Marlene took off in a run, leaving Mary yelling after her.

She definitely thinks your crazy now. And you'll get detention. Detention doesn't matter. You're failing every class anyway. But Mary's going to hate you now. She won't. She will.

Marlene ran into the nearest toilets and dropped to the floor by the sink.

You've got class, go to class. You can't go to class, you're having a meltdown. Stop crying, idiot. Go play quidditch. You can't play quidditch, you've got class. When's the next practice? Did you miss it? Fuck, you missed practice. No you didn't, it's this afternoon. Maybe you should go early. Now. Yes now. No not now, you've still got 6 hours. And you're meant to be in Charms. Fuck Charms. Oh Merlin, your head hurts. Why does your head hurt? You're an idiot, that's why. Think of Suzie Quatro, think of The Runaways, think of Jimi Hendrix, think of Led Zeppelin. Strum. You can do it. It's all you can do. Strum. Strum. Strum. Strum. Strum. Strum. Strum. Strum.

"Mckinnon!" Someone touched her arm.

She looked up.

Fuck. It's Meadowes. Meadow? Pretty. Like them. No. Stop. Meadowes is a prick. And now they've seen you crying on the floor. You're never escaping this.

Dorcas sat down on the floor opposite her, "You alright, Mckinnon? What are you doing on the floor?"

"Fuck off."

They snorted, "No."

Marlene glared at them, "What do you mean 'no'? Leave me alone, git."

"No."

"Honestly, Meadowes! I'm not in the mood to get in a fight right now."

"Good, neither am I", Dorcas said, springing up and holding a hand out for Marlene, "I am in the mood to race you round the pitch though."

Marlene took the hand, "I've got class."

You're holding Meadowes' hand. It's warm So warm. Like the sun. Never let go of this hand. You exist just to hold their hand. Hold tight and don't let go.

Dorcas smiled again.

Why do they keep smiling?

"And were you actually going to go to class?"

Marlene didn't speak.

"Exactly." They pulled her up.

At eye level, Marlene watched as Dorcas instinctively lifted their spare hand and wiped a tear away from Marlene's eye.

They stilled after realising what they had done, "Sorry. I didn't mean to do that."

Marlene just squeezed their hand tighter.

And Dorcas smiled again.

Fuck.

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TOP 100 COOLEST PEOPLE OF ALL-TIME

TOP 100 COOLEST PEOPLE

Done: 2024

DUFF MCKAGEN Guns N Roses

Wednesday Addams THE ADDAMS FAMILY

Kurt Cobain

Shirley Manson GARBAGE

Neil Young

Roger Smith/Roger the alien AMERICAN DAD!

PJ Harvey

Amy Winehouse

Oscar the Grouch SESAME STREET

ANDY WARHOL

LL Cool J

Frida Kahlo

Joan Jett

Iggy Pop

Courtney Love

Lenny Kravitz

Gwen Stefani

Lana Del Rey

Kate Bush

MADONNA

Heather Matarazzo

Animal THE MUPPETS

Emily the Strange

Johnny Cash

Queen Akasha QUEEN OF THE DAMNED

Dracula

Jimi Hendrix

Patsy Stone ABSOLUTELY FABULOUS

Vampires

Axel Foley BEVERLY HILLS COP

Eric Draven THE CROW

Nick Cave

Slash GUNS N ROSES

David Bowie

Han Solo STAR WARS

T- REX Tyrannosaurus

Bette Davis

Fonzie HAPPY DAYS

Olenna Tyrell GAME OF THRONES

STEPHEN KING

Curt Wild VELVET GOLDMINE

Frank N Furter ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW

Trent Reznor NINE INCH NAILS

The Blues Brothers

Suzi Quatro

Bob Dylan

Bob Marley

Clive Warren and Rebecca De Mornay

Chrissy Amphlett DIVINYLS

Miss Agatha Hannigan ANNIE

The Dude THE BIG LEBOWSKI

John Rambo RAMBO

Pirates

Dr. Evil AUSTIN POWERS

John McClane DIE HARD

Negan THE WALKING DEAD

Vasquez ALIENS

Alice Nelson THE BRADY BUNCH

Eddie Murphie

JOHN WICK John Wick

Plucka Duck HEY HEY IT’S SATURDAY

Disco Stu THE SIMPSONS

John Malkovich

Neanderthals

Tyrion Lannister GAME OF THRONES

The Bride KILL BILL

Mahatma Gandhi

Judy Davis

Betty Rizzo GREASE

DENISE BRYSON Twin Peaks

Jeff Goldblum

Nancy Downs THE CRAFT

Trent Lane DARIA

Candy Darling

Floki VIKINGS

Jules Winnfield PULP FICTION

Terminator TERMINATOR SERIES

Daryl Dixon THE WALKING DEAD

Johanna Mason THE HUNGER GAMES

Natalie Imbruglia

Susan DESPERATELY SEEKING SUSAN

Carol Peletier THE WALKING DEAD

Garfield

Juliette Lewis

Samuel L. Jackson

Chef SOUTH PARK

Gogo Yubari KILL BILL

Kathy Burke

Sheev Palpatine / The Emperor STAR WARS

CHRISTOPHER HITCHENS

Heather Mooney ROMY & MICHELE’S HIGH SCHOOL REUNION

Lisbeth Salander GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO

Skeletor HE-MAN

Cookie Monster SESAME STREET

Ian Malcolm JURASSIC PARK

Martians MARS ATTACKS

Steve Irwin

Creed Bratton THE OFFICE

Jack Nicholson

Martin Luther King Jr.

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When Queen Elizabeth’s reign is threatened by ruthless familial betrayal and Spain’s invading army, she and her shrewd adviser must act to safeguard the lives of her people. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Elizabeth I, Queen of England: Cate Blanchett Sir Walter Raleigh: Clive Owen Sir Francis Walsingham: Geoffrey Rush Sir Christopher Hatton: Laurence Fox Amyas Paulet: Tom Hollander Elizabeth Throckmorton: Abbie Cornish Robert Reston: Rhys Ifans King Philip II of Spain: Jordi Mollà Mary, Queen of Scots: Samantha Morton Anthony Babington: Eddie Redmayne Calley: Adrian Scarborough William Walsingham: Adam Godley Archduke Charles: Christian Brassington Count Georg von Helfenstein: Robert Cambrinus Dr. John Dee: David Threlfall Spanish Minister: Vidal Sancho Ursula Walsingham: Kelly Hunter Lord Howard: John Shrapnel Torturer: Sam Spruell Cellarman: David Sterne Admiral Sir William Winter: David Robb Courtier: Jonathan Bailey Walsingham’s Servant: Steve Lately Woman with Baby: Kate Fleetwood Infanta Isabel of Spain: Aimee King Annette: Susan Lynch Mary Walsingham: Kristin Coulter Smith Queen Elizabeth’s Waiting Lady #1: Hayley Burroughs Queen Elizabeth’s Waiting Lady #2: Kirsty McKay Queen Elizabeth’s Waiting Lady #3: Lucia Ruck Keene Queen Elizabeth’s Waiting Lady #4: Lucienne Venisse-Back Laundry Woman: Elise McCave Margaret: Penelope McGhie First Court Lady: Coral Beed Second Court Lady: Rosalind Halstead Manteo: Steven Loton Wanchese: Martin Baron Walsingham’s Agent: David Armand Sir Francis Throckmorton: Steven Robertson Ramsey: Jeremy Barker Burton: George Innes Mary Walsingham: Kirstin Smith Old Throckmorton: Tim Preece Dance Master: Benjamin May Royal Servant: Glenn Doherty Dean of Peterborough: Chris Brailsford Executioner: Dave Legeno Spanish Archbishop: Antony Carrick Marriage Priest: John Atterbury First Spanish Officer: Alex Giannini Second Spanish Officer: Joe Ferrara Courtier: Alexander Barnes Courtier: Charles Bruce Courtier: Jeremy Cracknell Courtier: Benedict Green Courtier: Adam Smith Courtier: Simon Stratton Courtier: Crispin Swayne Mary Stuart’s Lady in Waiting: Kitty Fox Mary Stuart’s Lady in Waiting: Kate Lindesay Mary Stuart’s Lady in Waiting: Katherine Templar Courtier (uncredited): Morne Botes Young Boy (uncredited): Finn Morrell Tyger Salior (uncredited): Shane Nolan Film Crew: Screenplay: William Nicholson Director of Photography: Remi Adefarasin Editor: Jill Bilcock Original Music Composer: A.R. Rahman Original Music Composer: Craig Armstrong Set Decoration: Richard Roberts Stunts: Peter Pedrero Stunt Coordinator: Greg Powell Casting: Fiona Weir Stunts: Rob Inch Stunts: Andy Smart Additional Camera: David Worley Costume Design: Alexandra Byrne Supervising Sound Editor: Mark Auguste Production Design: Guy Hendrix Dyas Supervising Art Director: Frank Walsh Director: Shekhar Kapur Screenplay: Michael Hirst Editor: Andrew Haddock Art Direction: David Allday Set Costumer: Martin Chitty Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Steve Single Scenic Artist: Rohan Harris Stunts: Ray Nicholas Art Direction: Andy Thomson Art Direction: Jason Knox-Johnston Production Manager: Mark Mostyn Stunts: George Cottle Stunts: David Anders Stunts: Peter Miles Visual Effects Supervisor: John Lockwood Stunts: John Kearney Stunts: Paul Kennington Stunts: Nick Chopping Costume Supervisor: Suzi Turnbull Hairstylist: Morag Ross Art Direction: Phil Sims Music Editor: Tony Lewis ADR Recordist: Robert Edwards Stunt Double: Abbi Collins Script Supervisor: Angela Wharton ADR Editor: Tim Hands Art Direction: Christian Huband Visual Effects Supervisor: Richard Stammers Stunts: Rowley Irlam Assistant Art Director: Helen Xenopoulos Foley Artist: Mario Vaccaro Visual Effects Supervisor: Steve Street Property Master: David Balfour Greensman: Ian Whiteford Foley Editor: Andrew Neil Stunts: Gordon Seed Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Tim Cavagin Dialogue Editor: Sam Auguste Scenic Artist: James Gemmill Unit Publicist: Stacy Mann Camera Operator: Ben Wilson Visual Effects Editor: Aled Robinson Stunts: Paul Herbert Hairstylist: Do...

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Indigenous Rock

Starting with the genre of Rock, there are so many artists you could cover in this genre, and show off their immense talent. I want to start with the band Redbone.

Redbone is an American rock band formed in Los Angeles, California, in 1969 by brothers Pat and Lolly Vegas. The band is most famously known for their song Come and Get Your Love featured at the beginning of the 2014 smash hit movie, Guardians of the Galaxy. That's not to say they didn't see success in the past, in 1974 they reached the Top 5 on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart with their single Come and Get Your Love, thus causing them to be the first Native American band to reach the Top 5 on the Billboard Hot 100. They also had another string of hits with the records "We Were All Wounded At Wounded Knee", "The Witch Queen of New Orleans", "When You Got Trouble", "Wovoka", "Suzi Girl" and "Maggie". Redbone's success set the pathway for other Native American musicians to follow.

Another big Indigenous rock artist is the late, great Jimi Hendrix. Jimi Hendrix is arguably the most influential rock artist of all time. According to the Smithsonian magazine "Guitarist, singer and songwriter Jimi Hendrix is most known as one of the greatest electric guitarists in the history of rock 'n' roll. What he's not as well known for is his Native American heritage. The musician's grandmother was Cherokee, a heritage Hendrix's family has continued to celebrate."

Jimi Hendrix often wrote about gender, ethnicity, interculturalism, and the natural environment of the world, and all of those examples, he draws from Indigenous dimensions. The main album that combined all of these ideas is Axis: Bold as Love - The Jimi Hendrix Experience. The song off of this album where all of these ideas come together is Castles Made of Sand.

Castles Made of Sand is the story of Jimi Hendrix's upbringing. Where commentators Harry Shapiro and Caesar Glebbeek summarize the song as "a sharply observed reflection on life's bitter ironies". They go on to talk about the idea of sand, and how it reflects life; forever fading away, and how nothing can be taken for granted -- love, family, friendship, etc. This idea is central to Native American tribes, all across North America.

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Steel Pulse is Tonight on Friday Night Lights from this year’s Rototom Sunsplash on The Main Stage, Now Playing is “Sight For Sore Eyes by Aerosmith from ‘Live Bootleg’ (Columbia)(1978) Album! Live Jam is Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

You can hear the entire highly anticipated Steel Pulse Live performance from the renowned Rototom Sunsplash 2023 Festival on friday Night Lights tonight on Live Jam!

It promises to be an unforgettable experience for reggae and music fans everywhere. The legendary Steel Pulse band, known for their signature sound and socially conscious lyrics, are sure to deliver an incredible performance that will leave the audience in awe.

Rototom Sunsplash, one of the biggest and most respected reggae music festivals in the world, has been the go-to destination for music lovers for over 25 years. With a vibrant atmosphere filled with passionate fans and world-class performances, this event has become a must-attend for anyone who loves good music.

With decades of experience and numerous awards to their name, Steel Pulse is a true icon in the music industry.

Hear and experience the magic of Steel Pulse from the Rototom Sunsplash 2023 Festival tonight on friday Night Lights only on Live Jam.

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Live Jam

Playing Now and Just Played at Live Jam

18:37 Bob Dylan - Mr. Tambourine Man

18:29 Dr. John - In a Sentimental Mood / Mississippi Mud / Happy Hard Times (Medley) (Live at Miles Davis Hall 2012)

18:26 Aerosmith - Sight For Sore Eyes (live)

18:21 Jimi Hendrix - Red House

18:17 Paul McCartney - Maybe I'm Amazed

18:08 Phish - Sample In A Jar

18:02 Unknown - NPR News Now (Long)-draft-10.06.202317

17:59 Pink Floyd - The Last Few Bricks

17:54 Aerosmith - Draw The Line

17:51 Graham Nash - Military Madness

17:49 David Bowie - Scary Monsters (Live)

17:44 Rush - Dreamline

17:39 Leonard Cohen - Story Of Isaac

17:35 Tom Petty - Serves You Right to Suffer (Live at the Fillmore, 1997)

17:31 David Bowie - Fame (Live)

17:25 Dead & Company - It Hurts Me Too (Live at Jiffy Lube Live, Bristow, VA, 7/8/22)

17:20 Leonard Cohen - The Gypsy's Wife

17:14 Lovebites - The Unbroken

17:09 The Allman Brothers Band - Leave My Blues At Home

17:02 Dr. John - Big Chief (Live at Miles Davis Hall 2011)

16:59 Kris Kristofferson - Loving Her Was Easier Live at Gilley s

16:51 Thin Lizzy - Still In Love With You (Live At The Tower Theatre, Philadelphia, USA / 1977 / Remastered 2022)

16:47 Jimmy Buffet - Fins

16:36 Phish - Suzy Greenberg

16:33 Band Aid - Do They Know It's Christmas?

16:30 The Beatles - I Saw Her Standing There

16:24 Fairport Convention - Flatback Caper

16:19 The Rolling Stones - Salt of the Earth

16:11 Frank Zappa - The Torture Never Stops (Live)

16:04 Grateful Dead - Mission in the Rain (Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, 6/10/1976)

16:02 Jimmy Buffett - Defying Gravity

15:56 Paul McCartney - A Day In The Life/Give Peace A Chance

15:52 Blondie - Pretty Baby (live)

15:49 Elton John - The Bridge

15:44 The Eagles - I Can't Tell You Why

15:40 Morrissey - Redondo Beach

15:34 KISS - Let Me Go Rock & Roll (Live)

15:30 Ringo Starr - Evil Ways (Live)

15:27 Fleetwood Mac - Never Going Back Again

15:21 Ringo Starr - Oye Como Va (Live)

15:16 Stevie Nicks - Rhiannon (Live)

15:12 The Police - De do do do, De da da da

15:08 Rod Stewart ft. Ron Wood - Tonights the Night (Gonna Be A

15:06 The Beatles - I'll Get You

15:01 Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me The Breeze

14:56 Aerosmith - Seasons Of Wither

14:54 Ramones - Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment (live)

14:51 10,000 Maniacs - Because The Night

14:48 The Blues Brothers Band - Soulfinger

14:45 The Pogues - Star Of The County Down

14:41 Carly Simon - Letters Never Sent (Live At Grand Central, New York, NY - April 2, 1995)

14:36 Elton John - Nikita

14:32 Elvis Costello & The Attractions - 5 The Beat

14:29 Elvis Costello & Burt Bacharach - Make It Easy On Yourself

14:25 U2 - One

14:14 Grateful Dead - Morning Dew (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73)

14:09 Billy Joel - Prelude / Angry Young Man (Live in Moscow & Leningrad, Russia - July/August 1987)

13:54 The Radiators - Hardcore (Medley)

13:51 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Lively Up Yourself

13:49 Frank Zappa - Joe's Garage (live)

13:44 The Who - The Real Me

13:40 Phil Collins - Do Nothin' Till You Hear From Me (Live)

13:37 Oingo Boingo - No One Lives Forever

13:32 Leonard Cohen - Famous Blue Raincoat

13:29 Elton John - The Last Song

13:27 King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard - Parking (Live in Brussels '19)

13:24 The Pogues - Tuesday Morning

13:16 Phish - Kill Devil Falls

13:11 Scorpions - Robot Man

13:06 05. Tom Petty - Psychotic Reaction

13:03 Oasis - Cigarettes & Alcohol (Live at Knebworth, 10 August '96)

13:00 Rush - The Seeker

12:59 The Kinks - A Well Respected Man

12:57 Tom Petty - You Are My Sunshine (Live at the Fillmore, 1997)

12:54 Green Day - Nice Guys Finish Last (BBC Live Session)

12:50 David Bowie - Under Pressure (Live)

12:47 Wings - Let Me Roll It

12:43 Thin Lizzy - Rosalie (Live At The Rainbow Theatre, UK / 29th March 1978)

12:40 Wilco - Kicking Television

12:35 Ozzy Osbourne - Road to Nowhere

12:32 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks - The Fireman

12:23 Pink Floyd - Echoes, Part II

12:21 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Star Spangled Banner

12:18 The Allman Brothers Band - Mountain Jam - reprise 2

12:14 Elton John - Your Song

12:10 Jimmy Buffett - Margatiaville

12:04 Unknown - NPR News Now (Long)-draft-10.06.202308

12:00 The Cranberries - Zombie

11:55 Grateful Dead - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad

11:48 Genesis - 12 I Can't Dance

11:45 Zach Bryan - From Austin (Live)

11:40 The Rolling Stones - Mixed Emotions

11:37 Jimmy Buffett - Morris' Nightmare

11:34 Dire Straits - Love Over Gold

11:28 Martin Garrix Live Tomorrowland 2023 - II

11:25 The Weeknd - The Hills

11:14 Rush - Xanadu

11:10 Elton John - Your Song

11:08 Del Shannon - From Me To You (Live 1982)

11:05 The Clash - London Calling (live)

11:01 The Who - Imagine A Man

10:58 The Beatles - She Loves You

10:55 Pretenders - Back On The Chain Gang

10:48 David Gilmour - In Any Tongue (Live At Pompeii 2016)

10:37 UFO - Rock Bottom (Live)

10:32 Tedeschi Trucks Band, Trey Anastasio - Bell Bottom Blues (Live at LOCKN' / 2019)

10:26 Ringo Starr - Work to Do (Live)

10:22 Lady Gaga - Monster

10:19 Charlie Daniels Band - Passing Lane

10:11 The Allman Brothers Band - Blue Sky

10:06 Bob Dylan - One Too Many Mornings

10:06 The Allman Brothers Band - Little Martha

10:01 Scorpions - 08 Coast to Coast

09:58 The Allman Brothers Band - Midnight Rider

09:44 Grateful Dead - Shakedown Street

09:42 The Beatles - Long Tall Sally

09:40 The Carpenters - Top Of The World (Live 1974)

09:35 Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band - Letter To You

09:31 Paul McCartney & The Wings - My Love

09:29 Paul Simon - Loves Me Like A Rock

09:14 The Allman Brothers Band - Whipping Post

09:12 The Beatles - All My Loving

09:07 Unknown - NPR News Now (Long)-draft-10.06.202308

08:59 Traffic - Every Mothers Son

08:55 Toto - 99 (Live)

08:50 Jimi Hendrix Experience - Message to Love

08:46 Neil Young and Crazy Horse - Bite the Bullet (Live)

08:43 The Carpenters - Jambalaya (On The Bayou) (Live 1974)

08:40 The Pogues - Kitty

08:36 The Eagles - Learn to Be Still (Live)

08:30 Peter Gabriel - Red Rain

08:24 Stevie Ray Vaughan - Cold Shot

08:18 Abba - I Have A Dream (Live At Wembley Arena, London, 1979)

08:14 Elvis Presley - Polk Salad Annie (Boston Garden 1971)

08:11 Willie Nelson - Will the Circle Be Unbroken (Live at Budokan, Tokyo, Japan - Feb. 23, 1984)

08:08 Avao - Drug In Me

07:59 The Doors - When The Music's Over

07:57 The Beatles - She Loves You

07:56 Paul McCartney - Crackin' Up

07:50 Genesis - 05 Throwing It All Away

07:44 My Morning Jacket - Mahgeetah (Live)

07:38 Led Zeppelin - Going To California

07:30 ZZ Top - La Grange

07:25 Phish - Heavy Things

07:20 Jimi Hendrix - Fire (Live at the Fillmore East, NY - 12/31/69 - 2nd Set)

07:16 The Killers ft. The Pet Shop Boys - Sweet Talk

07:10 Blue Öyster Cult - Godzilla (Live)

07:06 Cowboy Junkies - This Street, That Man, This Life

07:01 Bob Marley & The Wailers - No Woman No Cry

06:57 Jimmy Buffet - Fins

06:52 UFO - Lights Out (Live)

06:50 Del Shannon - What Kind Of Fool? (Live 1982)

06:47 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks - We Shall Be Free

06:44 Duran Duran - A View To A Kill

06:40 Leonard Cohen - Why Don't You Try

06:36 Jimmy Buffett - The City

06:33 The Blues Brothers Band - Soul Man

06:28 Jane's Addiction - Janes Say

06:24 Grateful Dead - Box of Rain (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73)

06:19 Frank Zappa - Honey, Don't You Want A Man Like Me

06:15 The Eagles - Tequila Sunrise

06:09 Fleetwood Mac - Gold Dust Woman

06:05 Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman

05:59 Widespread Panic - Blight

05:54 Depeche Mode - Judas

05:50 Pet Shop Boys - Liberation (Live in Rio 1994; 2021 Remaster)

05:36 Robert Plant - In The Mood

05:32 David Bowie - Fame (Live)

05:28 Grateful Dead - How Long Blues

05:23 Rush - Anthem

05:20 Hall and Oates - When The Morning Comes

05:17 Elvis Costello & The Attractions - Party Girl

05:14 Leonard Cohen - The Partisan

05:12 Stray Cats - Cannonball Rag (Live)

05:08 The Eagles - Get Over It

04:54 Phish - Fluffhead

04:50 John Denver - Okie From Muskogee Parody (live)

04:45 Tom Petty - Breakdown (Live 1977)

04:40 The Marshall Tucker Band - Can't You See

04:38 Rush - 2112 Part V: Soliloquy

04:33 The Band - Willie and the Hand Jive

04:29 Rammstein - Asche Zu Asche

04:25 Eric Clapton - Retrato (Live)

04:20 Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train (Live 1981)

04:14 Fleetwood Mac - Sara

04:10 Elton John - The Bitch is Back

04:07 The Carpenters - (They Long To Be) Close To You (Live 1974)

04:05 The Beatles - I'm Down

04:01 The Rolling Stones - Night Time Is The Right Time

03:57 Fleetwood Mac - Got To Move

03:53 Sonic Youth - Skink

03:52 Ramones - California Sun (live)

03:48 Queen - Who Wants to Live Forever

03:43 Paul McCartney - Band On The Run

03:38 Rush - Finding My Way

03:32 David Byrne - The Great Curve

03:29 Hollywood Vampires - Manic Depression

03:26 Kansas - Point Of Know Return

03:21 The Eagles - New Kid In Town (Live From The Forum, Inglewood, CA, 9/12, 14, 15/2018)

03:19 Jeff Beck Group - You Shook Me

03:15 Elton John - Your Song

03:13 Jimmy Buffett - Son Of A Son Of A Sailor

03:03 Widespread Panic - Worry

03:00 Blondie - In The Sun (live)

02:56 Wings - Spirits of Ancient Egypt

02:53 Bruce Springsteen - Candy's Room

02:51 Garth Brooks - Garth Brooks - Guy Going Nowhere

02:46 Jimmy Buffett - Tampico Trauma

02:42 Mumford & Sons - I Will Wait (Live From Red Rocks, Colorado)

02:37 Jimmy Buffett - Honey Do

02:34 Liam Gallagher - The River

02:30 Dr. Hook - The Millionaire (Live)

02:26 Electric Light Orchestra - Telephone Line (Live From Bungalow Palace)

02:24 Grateful Dead - Sunshine Daydream (Live at Boston Music Hall, Boston, MA, 6/11/1976)

02:19 The Blues Brothers Band - Hey, Bartender

02:13 Lady Gaga - Dance In The Dark

02:09 Graham Nash - There's Only One

02:05 David Byrne - I Dance Like This

02:03 Green Day - She (BBC Live Session)

01:59 Big Country - I Walk The Hill

01:55 Little Feat - Hate To Lose Your Lovin'

01:50 Electric Light Orchestra - New World Rising

01:47 Midnight Oil - I'm The Cure (LIVE at the Old Lion, Adelaide 1982)

01:44 08. Tom Petty - Rockin' Around (With You)

01:38 The Rolling Stones - Tumbling Dice

01:36 Paul McCartney - Got To Get You Into My Life

01:32 Blues Traveler - Run

01:27 Accept - Fast as a Shark (Live in Wacken 2017)

01:20 Supertramp - Hide in Your Shell

01:17 Tom Petty - Time is on My Side (Live at the Fillmore, 1997)

01:14 Unknown - Spirit of the Age

01:09 Grateful Dead - Goin' Down The Road Feeling Bad

01:05 The Rolling Stones - Start Me Up (Live)

01:00 David Bowie - Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)

00:59 Beyoncé - You Don't Love Me (No, No, No) (Homecoming Live)

00:54 Fairport Convention - Walk Awhile

00:52 Simon and Garfunkel - Old Friends > Bookends

00:48 Rush - Fancy Dancer

00:45 Neil Young and Crazy Horse - I'm A Child

00:40 07. Tom Petty - Insider

00:38 R.E.M - Windout (live)

00:34 Bob Marley & The Wailers - Easy Skanking

00:29 Rush - The Spirit Of Radio

00:25 The Cars - Dangerous Type (live)

00:14 Martin Garrix Live Tomorrowland 2023 - VI

00:09 The Allman Brothers Band - Every Hungry Woman

00:05 David Bowie - Loving The Alien (Live)

COMING UP

October 13th at 9PM EST

Billy Strings

Live At The Orion Amphitheater In Huntsville, AL – August 25th 2023

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FEATURED NEW LIVE ALBUM OF THE WEEK

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October 7th at 9PM EST

The Grateful Dead – RFK Stadium, Washington, DC – June 10, 1973

Release Date: June 30, 2023

Label: Grateful Dead Productions

Widely Considered One Of The Grateful Dead’s Seminal Performances, RFK Stadium, Washington, DC – June 10, 1973 Belongs On The Shortlist Of Must-Hear Dead Concerts. The Allman Brothers Band’s Dickey Betts And Butch Trucks Lent A Hand During The Encore.

October 14th at 9PM EST

The Who With Orchestra: Live At Wembley

Release Date: March 31, 2023

Label: Geffen

On July 6, 2019, The Who Headlined A Sell-Out Show At The World-Famous Wembley Stadium In London For The First Time In 40 Years. Accompanied By A 57-Piece Orchestra, They Performed Their Classic Hits And A Few Surprises. The Who With Orchestra: Live At Wembley Captures This Special Show In All Its Audio And Visual Glory.

FRIDAY NIGHT'S

Friday Night Lights

SATURDAY NIGHT'S

Live Album of the Week

SUNDAY NIGHT'S

Unplugged

MONDAY NIGHT'S

MetalMania Live

TUESDAY NIGHT'S

Don Plays Zappa Live

Set List begins ‘From the Bottom, To The Top’:

03:04 Frank Zappa – Pound for a Brown

02:59 Frank Zappa – Blessed Relief , The New Brown Clouds

02:57 Frank Zappa – Dog Breath (live)

02:55 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Motherly Love

02:53 Frank Zappa – The Idiot Bastard Son

02:51 Frank Zappa – Oh No

02:48 Frank Zappa – Village of The Sun

02:41 Frank Zappa – More Trouble Every Day

02:40 Frank Zappa – Oddients

02:36 Frank Zappa – Light is All That Matters

02:34 Frank Zappa – Poofter’s Froth Wyomingplans Ahead (Live)

02:27 Frank Zappa – Chunga’s Revenge

02:23 Frank Zappa – Broken Hearts Are For Assholes

02:20 Frank Zappa – I Don’t Wanna Get Drafted

02:18 Frank Zappa – Buffalo Drowning Witch

02:06 Frank Zappa – Montana (Live)

02:01 Frank Zappa – Echidna’s Arf (Of You)

01:58 Frank Zappa – I Promise Not To Come In Your Mouth (Deluxe Bonus Version/Live)

01:53 Frank Zappa – He’s So Gay > Bobby Brown

01:48 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Divan- Stick It Out

01:40 Frank Zappa – The Velvet Sunrise (Live)

01:36 Frank Zappa – Tinseltown Rebellion

01:30 Frank Zappa – Improvisations (Live)

01:24 Frank Zappa – Flakes

01:18 Frank Zappa – Any Downers

01:17 Frank Zappa – Father O’Blivion

01:12 Frank Zappa – Carmarillo Brillo (Live)

01:08 Frank Zappa – Trance-Fusion

01:06 Frank Zappa – The Dog Breath Variations

01:02 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – I’m The Slime

00:59 Frank Zappa – Charlie’s Enormous Mouth (live)

00:47 Frank Zappa – The Torture Never Stops (Deluxe Bonus Version/Live)

00:44 Frank Zappa – Hungry Freaks, Daddy

00:42 Frank Zappa – Packard Goose Pt. II

00:41 Frank Zappa – The Eric Dolphy Memorial Barbecue

00:35 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Pound For a Brown

00:31 Frank Zappa – You Are What You Is (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980)

00:27 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Billy The Mountain- Part II

00:26 Frank Zappa – A Token of My Extreme

00:21 Frank Zappa – Stick It Out

00:15 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Dog Breath

00:06 Frank Zappa – Pound For Brown (Live)

23:58 Frank Zappa – Andy

23:38 Frank Zappa – The Orange County Lumber Truck

23:35 Frank Zappa – I Ain’t Got No Heart

23:24 Frank Zappa – Punky’s Whips (Deluxe Bonus Version/Live)

23:20 Frank Zappa – You Didn’t Try To Call Me (Live At Mudd Club, NYC, May 8, 1980)

23:18 Frank Zappa – I’m Not Satisfied (Live)

23:12 Frank Zappa – Sharleena

23:09 Frank Zappa – T’Mershi Duween

23:06 Frank Zappa – Bavarian Sunset

23:03 Frank Zappa – Lonely Little Girl

22:58 Frank Zappa – Treacherous Cretins

22:51 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – Magdalena

22:50 Frank Zappa – The New Brown Clouds

22:45 Frank Zappa – Bobby Brown

22:34 Frank Zappa – Room Service

22:27 Frank Zappa – More Trouble Every Day

22:14 Frank Zappa & The Mothers of Invention – The Mud Shark

22:11 Frank Zappa – Mudd Club (Live At Olympiahalle, Munich, Germany, July 3, 1980)

22:06 Frank Zappa – Flopsmash Musics

22:05 Frank Zappa – The Most Important Musical Event Of 1976 (Live)

WEDNESDAY NIGHT'S

Get The Led Out Live

THURSDAY NIGHT'S

Grateful Dead Dead Man's Party

Grateful Dead Man’s Party Latest Set List (from the Bottom to the Top):

23:08 Grateful Dead – Built To Last >

23:07 Grateful Dead – tuning

22:58 Grateful Dead – Sugar Magnolia

22:41 Grateful Dead – Good Lovin’

22:34 Grateful Dead – The Wheel –

22:28 Grateful Dead – Walkin’ Blues

22:21 Grateful Dead – The Last Time (Live)

22:13 Grateful Dead – Space >

22:04 Grateful Dead – Drums >

22:00 Grateful Dead – Playing In The Band Reprise

21:52 Grateful Dead – Crazy Fingers >

21:44 Grateful Dead – Samson And Delilah

21:33 Grateful Dead – Terrapin Station >

21:16 The Grateful Dead – Playing in the Band (Live at the Beacon Theatre, New York, NY, 6/14/1976)

21:11 Grateful Dead – 02 – Let The Good Times Roll >

21:10 Grateful Dead – Beer Barrel Polka ->

21:04 Grateful Dead – 14 – Saint Of Circumstance >

20:57 Grateful Dead – 13 – Lost Sailor >

20:47 Grateful Dead – 203 – The Eleven

20:38 Grateful Dead – 202 – St. Stephen

20:30 Grateful Dead – 107 – The Eleven

20:27 Grateful Dead – Passenger

20:22 Grateful Dead – Lazy River Road (Live)

20:13 Grateful Dead – Mama Tried (Live at the Beacon Theatre, New York, NY, 6/14/1976)

20:06 Grateful Dead – 07 – To Lay Me Down >

20:00 Grateful Dead – Cassidy

19:55 Grateful Dead – Cumberland Blues

19:38 Grateful Dead – Estimated Prophet

19:36 Grateful Dead – Chinatown Shuffle

19:32 Grateful Dead – Louie Louie

19:24 Grateful Dead – Woman Are Smarter

19:13 Grateful Dead – Here Comes Sunshine (Live at RFK Stadium, Washington, DC, 6/10/73)

19:07 Oingo Boingo – Dead Man’s Party (live)

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Steel Pulse is Tonight on Friday Night Lights from this year’s Rototom Sunsplash on The Main Stage, Now Playing is “Sight For Sore Eyes by Aerosmith from ‘Live Bootleg’ (Columbia)(1978) Album! Live Jam is Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

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Get The Led Out Live is tonight on Live Jam, a Double Shot of Live Rush is happening now! Now Playing is “By-Tor and the Snow Dog” by Rush from the ‘All The World’s A Stage’ (Anthem)(1976) Album! Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

October 4, 2023 Live Jam | Edit

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MetalMania Live is Tonight at Live Jam! Where Every Song Played is the Live Version! Now Playing is ‘Cortez The Killer’ by Neil Young and Crazy Horse from the Way Down In The Rust Bucket CD (Reprise Records)(2021)

October 2, 2023 Live Jam | Edit

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The Grateful Dead Man’s Party Starts Any Minute Now, Friday Night Lights tomorrow featires Fisher Live from Outside Lands and Playing Now is ‘Harvest Moon’ by Neil Young from MTV Unplugged (Reprise). Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

September 28, 2023 Live Jam | Edit

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Don Play’s Live Zappa Tonight at Live Jam, Get The Led Out Live is tomorrow and Playing Now is ‘Eyes Of The World’ by The Grateful Dead from Without A Net (Arista). Where Every Song Played is the Live Version!

September 26, 2023 Live Jam | Edit

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Name: Suzanna Louise “Zanna” Hendrix D.O.B: May 4th Age: 21 Species: human (latent psychic) Family: Samuel Hendrix & Renee Dubois-Hendrix (parents), Suzanna Hendrix (paternal grandma), James Hendrix (paternal grandpa), Hugo Dubois (maternal grandpa), Louise Dubois (maternal grandma)

Suzanna Hendrix had a pretty good childhood growing up. She had two artistic parents; a mother who was a painter and a father who was a professional photographer. They both taught her to see the beauty in the world and they always encouraged her to express herself. She got to spend a lot of time with both sets of grandparents, and all four of them loved to spoil her (she was the only girl on her mother’s side and the youngest grandchild on her father’s side). 

As Suzie grew up, her parents began fighting more and more. Her mom thought her dad worked too much and wasn’t attentive enough, while her dad thought her mom was too demanding, yet simultaneously flaky–it was true, her mom was late for just about everything. Ultimately they ended up getting a divorce; technically they had joint custody, but Suzie ended up spending most of her time with her dad. 

Right before she started high school, Suzie started going by “Zanna”. She maintained the nickname her father had given her was childish and immature, while Zanna sounded cool and mysterious. Along with the name change, came a new haircut, which she would keep for years to come. 

Zanna loved art in all forms, but what she was drawn to most was photography, like her dad. She’d grown up helping out in her dad’s studio and loved working with film. When it came time for her to start applying for colleges, all the schools she applied for had strong art programs. She planned on studying photography and design. Zanna was all set to go once she graduated; she’d been accepted into her top choice school, her dad helped her find and move into her first apartment, and she was settled in with a few weeks to go before her first college classes began. 

That’s when life as she knew it ended. 

A car accident left Zanna permanently blinded. Instead of living in her fabulous little studio apartment and going to art school, Zanna had to move back home and start going to a school for the blind so she could relearn how to do everything and find out how to be as independent as possible. Her dad hovered for the first few weeks after the accident, but then started employing tough love; he always pushed her to do as much for herself as possible, refusing to baby her. It turned out to be the best thing for her, because she ended up adjusting fairly quickly to her new normal. Her dad even went so far as to get her into some sculpting classes so she could still enjoy art in some way, even if she couldn’t see it. 

Zanna was blind for less than a year before something else horrible happened. Her dad got pulled into a drug run, playing an unwitting mule when someone asked him to hold a doll for them, and Zanna got dragged in along with him when the crooks came looking for their heroin stuffed inside. They got a bit more than they bargained for; while Zanna was blind, she was far from defenseless. She tricked them, tried to keep them busy for as long as possible until help could arrive, and when the criminals got frustrated with her and attacked, she fought back with everything she had. 

Two years and lots of therapy later, Zanna is now a mostly well-adjusted blind woman. She lives on her own now (though her dad still checks in frequently) and makes pottery and smaller sculptures on commission. 

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JULY GIF CHALLENGE WEEK 1: Post rockstars/musicians you are attracted to.

[WEEK 2] [WEEK 3]

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Suzi Hendrix

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Tagged by @creepkinginc and @sunoficarus to share ten different favorite characters from ten different pieces of media, in no particular order, then tag or send to ten people (anon or not).

Why is this always so hard?😅

-Nynaeve Al'Meara (Wheel of Time)

-Gideon Nav (Gideon the Ninth)

-Mickey Milkovich (Shameless)

-Keladry of Mindelan (Protector of the Small)

-River Tam (Firefly)

-Allison Hendrix (Orphan Black)

-Klaus Hargreeves (Umbrella Academy)

-Galadriel Higgins (A Deadly Education)

-Crowley (Good Omens)

-Aragorn (LOTR)

Tagging: @sleepyfacetoughguy @metalheadmickey @whatthebodygraspsnot @energievie @deathclassic @depressedstressedlemonzest @suzy-queued @buffymilkovich @sickness-health-all-that-shit @rereadanon if you want to play!