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Why is it that politicians have so much trouble with the music they use in their campaigns? You'd think they'd do a little homework, but no. As music lovers, we figured we could give a helping hand to our candidates by picking out a playlist for them. Share a song - and please tell us which candidate it's for in today's Question of the Day.
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Today marks the 130th anniversary of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture debut in Moscow.
The charm of a horse and buggy may be hard to resist - but tell that to the horse. Or to the people who got hurt at Columbus Circle yesterday when a carriage and car collided and the horse bolted. The horse is apparently OK. But animal advocates say this form of transportation has no place in Manhattan. Do you agree? Or to want to preserve this tradition? Share you thoughts and your songs about horses, cars or walking in today's Question of the Day.
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A new report sh
It's supposedly National Underwear Day. Says who? Says an industry group. Normally we'd just keep moving on, but we wonder, when did it become O
You may have heard that the Olympic closing ceremony performances by the likes of The Who and Ray Davies were cut short by NBC.
Today marks the released of the 1982 film Fast Times At Ridgemont High. So today we're asking you to reminisce and share your '80s love b
Jerry Garcia would have turned 70 today. We hate to think of all the music he would have made if he had lived, but we'd LOVE to muse over what HE
Everybody talks about the weather, but does anybody have any great SONGS about it? After that scary storm last night, we'll look for your all-time
Question of the Day: Wasn't That a Mighty Storm?
Whether they're doing the twangy, alt-country thing or the craziest Kraut Rock jam you can imagine, Wilco is a band with a broad palette.
