Friday Musical Interlude - Are You John Wayne?

I'm a bit busy today so instead of a political post, I'm reverting to an old staple on my blog from years ago; Friday Musical Interlude. The song is called "Are You John Wayne?" by Tropical Velvet Rebels.

Friday Musical Interlude - because, why not?

I've really enjoyed my side-side-gig making AI-powered music. Here's another couple of recent ones. First a surf punk zombie themed song called Rock Zombie which is actually about society. Secondly a bubbly summer bubblegum pop song about Cherry Coke:

Friday Musical Interlude - The Zombie Apocalypse is Karen

I haven't done a Friday Musical Interlude in a long time, but I thought this one was apropos. The SurfPunters' Zombie Apocalypse themed album isn't about zombies, it's really social commentary about Karens and society being full of zombies incapable of critical thinking.  All wrapped up in a surf-pop package.

Friday Musical Interlude - Hamster Wheel

Last summer I started playing with A.I. music creation. It's become a bit of a hobby. So I've brought back the Friday Musical Interlude for a while as a shameless bit of self-promotion for my young YouTube channel, to help give it some legs.  

I've created quite a few songs in multiple genres. Today I'm sharing Hamster Wheel, by the "band" Wonderman Alaska. It's a fun, retro-80s style, semi-auto-biographical take on the 9-5 grind.

Friday Musical Interlude - two for One

A double dose of faith today. Amazing Grace on bagpipes, and How Great Thou Art, the Elvis version.

Friday Musical Interlude (another right-sided conservative protest song)

Five Times August's Ain't No Rock and Roll. 

Friday Musical Interlude - Anti-Fascist Blues

Now this is a brilliant protest song! One of two I'm sharing today from Five Times August. This one, Anti-Fascist Blues is a catchy, Dylanesque (that's Bob Dylan, not Dylan Mulvaney) swipe at the left: 

Friday Musical Interlude - Why are they showing Taylor Swift?

 Why does the NFL insist on showing Taylor Swift so much?

Friday Musical Interlude - Stump for Trump

My foray into musical A.I.-land continues with a Trump-inspired anthem.

Friday Musical Interlude - I'm Trying To Watch The Game

My first A.I. band, The SurfPunters singing more songs about Surfing and Football.  In this case just football with "I'm Trying To Watch The Game".

Friday Musical Interlude - Let's Go Brandon edition

My foray into musical A.I.-land has taken a Let's Go Brandon turn.  A song made up almost entirely of ridiculous Brandon quotes:

Friday Musical Interlude - The SurfPunters

 I haven't done a Friday Musical Interlude in years, but I thought I'd share this one:

Friday Musical Interlude - Coconut

I haven't posted a Friday Musical Interlude video in a couple of years. But I think this song perfectly represents the world we are currently living in.  I've probably shared this one before but it's just too good as a representation of Let's Go Brandon world - Harry Nilsson, Coconut:

Front-Page Friday: Coup D'Etat

My Friday Musical Interlude is dead.  There's no time for that anymore.  I'm planning on doing longer form essay type posts this year.  Finally.  I've been wanting to do so for some time, in order to add more value but I've not been able to do so.  However, since I will not be able to do so every day, I will replace the Friday Musical Interlude with a link-around to an important post or video that follows the same principle and deals with a more contemporaneous focus.

Today, Tim Pool discusses whether the storming of the Capitol was a coup d'etat. (Spoiler, anybody with any amount of common sense will say no).

Friday Musical Interlude - Bad To The Bone

A message to conservatives for the next four years and beyond, no matter what happens.  You've got to be prepared to play hard ball from now on.

Friday Musical Interlude - AC/DC

 It's A Long Way To The Top.

Friday Musical Interlude - Fake Plastic Trees but it's an orchestra

 Epic Orchestra performs the Radiohead song Fake Plastic Trees, epically.

Friday Musical Interlude - one for the Democrat voters

 STRFKR's Open Your Eyes from 2016:

Friday Musical Interlude - Peace Frog

 The Doors, 1970.

Friday Musical Interlude - some Japanese Dreampop for you

2014's "Myrtle" by Tokyo band Oeil.