Category: Guest Posts
Guest Post by Wild Daydream / Cowboy Grizzly: Stainless / Lovely Lady Night
Wild Daydream (Simeon Williams of Arlington TX) and Cowboy Grizzly (Grant McMahan of Austin TX) have been collaborating for many years. In younger days they played together in a band called The Black Hills. More recently, Simeon was the producer/mixer for Grant's...
Guest Post by Fluffy: Will Orchard – I Miss You, Like Sunday
Hi. I'm Fluffy, the cat. Today the Food Guy has a pre-existing condition to shovel compost in the back yard, so I have to write his log post for the Winternet. I am writing about a song called 'I Miss You, Like Sunday' by Will Orchard. I enjoy Sundays in the Fall. I...
Cowboy Grizzly’s For the Moment: Guest Post by Diann Zimmerman
Each person who enters your life leaves an entry on your page. Some people post stories of happiness, others post only pictures of cats. Some test you and challenge you to be better, some share their experiences and offer you lessons. Some people unfollow...
Guest Post by Kevin Bloom of The Dead Shakers – The Creation of Brother Stomach
When I listened to 'Brother Stomach' by The Dead Shakers, I heard a deeply personal song that I did not completely understand. I knew that the story behind the song could be told only by the artist who created it. Kevin Bloom has given us a story full of details......
Guest Post by Fluffy: Will Orchard – Turning Back Again
Hi, it’s me again. Fluffy the Cat. Sometimes the Food Guy let's me write his log post and then he puts it on the Winternet. I live with two friends named Milkshake and Cucumber. Milkshake doesn't write about music because she has too much altitude attitude. Cucumber...
Guest Post by Gavin M. – Don’t Forget Me
We spend our lives building relationships that give our lives meaning. We spend our lives building an intricate web of these that depict our loved ones. Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia are the thieves that rob an entire lifetime of these memories and replace it with...
Guest Post by Joshua Powell: Black Lodge (water)
My mom's family lived in a tiny hamlet called Davis, in West Virginia. My brother and I grew up in Florida, and one year when I was very young my folks decided to truck us up there for Christmas so the family could be together and my brother and I could see snow. We...
Jason Steady: An Independent Musician’s Thoughts on Touring
I am a freelance artist, carpenter, and handyman in Omaha, NE. It doesn’t pay very well, but I spent my 20’s planning ahead instead of wishing I was dead. I saved a lot of money, though I didn’t understand why. Retirement was the go-to justification. A few years ago,...
Another View of Nibiru’s Etiolation
Previously, Reverb Raccoon reviewed 'Etiolation,’ the title track from the latest album by Nibiru. Today, guest poster Gavin Baker plants another seed between the crevices. I am of the Anunnaki, interdimensional beings that visit the planet Earth every few thousand...
The Earworm: Explained by SCIENCE!
Guest post by Gavin Baker Why is 'Ghost,' that song by Halsey, stuck in my head? Why do certain songs bore into our ears and latch onto our brains like musical maggots? It's a controversial question, involving individual tastes and preferences. But everyone can agree...
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Summerooms – Pull Apart
Rachel’s departure was meant to be final. She had left me twice before - the second time, we divorced and then remarried - and I watched her go each time with a feeling that was far from happy, but also with that renewal of self-respect, of nerve, that seems to be the...
Matthew Barton – Orchid
I opened the gate and they stopped, turning. I was trying to say, and I caught her, trying to say, and she screamed and I was trying to say and trying and the bright shapes began to stop and I tried to get out. I tried to get it off of my face, but the bright shapes...
Chris Gollon – Radioactive Days
A phenomenon noticeable throughout history regardless of place or period is the pursuit by governments of policies contrary to their own interests... Why do holders of high office so often act contrary to the way reason points and enlightened self-interest suggests?...
Peter Hall – Everything Is Fading Fast
Impermanence rules everything. Everything is susceptible to change, everything transforms. Nothing lasts forever... Without impermanence, all of life would be impossible. A seed could not grow into a fruit, for it would forever remain a seed. -- Brian Thompson, Zen...
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