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Bob Dylan’s “Tarantula,” as read by actor Will Patton
The music of Bob Dylan has always been poetic. Bob dabbed in actual poetry with his infamous 1971 Tarantula book of prose.
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Record Rain: Looping Sounds of Endless Rain Falling
Endless Rain Record by Japanese artist Kouichi Okamoto (a.k.a. Bekkou) will awaken your inner senses into tranquility with the sounds of summer rain recorded on vinyl.
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HONK: Rolling Stones newest greatest hits package
Mick and boys are grounded till he is medically cleared to tour. That won't stop them from picking at your wallet with the latest in a long list
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Oh No Book by Alex Norris
Oh no, Andrews McMeel Publishing has collected Alex Norris’ viral Webcomic Name. Alex's appeal is in the simplicity of the strip that has a universal appeal.
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What Flickr gives it takes away
Flickr will end 1TB of free storage and limit free users to 1,000 photos. You can upgrade to paid Flickr Pro service to keep more photos.
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The Lost Turntable
The Lost Turntable is your hub for imported out-of-print 12" and rare b-sides. The caretaker of this site loves his music and partakes on his different spin on
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Blabbermouth.net
Heavy Metal is still alive and well. Get the latest news about your favorite bands still touring throughout the world. Blabbermouth.net is keeping the faith alive.
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Donald and the Golden Crayon
The 1955 children's book, Harold and the Purple Crayon by Crockett Johnson has been aped. The classic book has now been parodied by P.
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Font Meme is Fontastic
I love fonts! Font Meme is the ideal stop for fronts from pop culture. Ever wonder which font is used for either logos, films, TV shows, video games,
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Art of Wreck It Ralph 2
In the follow-up to the Oscar-nominated film Wreck-It Ralph, our hero leaves his arcade for the expansive universe of the Internet.
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Peanuts Dell Archive
The Peanuts' Dell comics, originally printed from 1957-1962, are collected for the first time!
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Tom Petty: The Best Of Everything
The Best Of Everything, the first career-spanning collection of all of Tom Petty’s hits with The Heartbreakers, his solo work and Mudcrutch.