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Rummage Through The Crevices: Taqwacore Taqwacore.jpg In 2002, Michael Muhammad Knight, an American Muslim convert who had grown disillusioned with orthodox Islam, wrote a book called The ... 2.
Rummage Through The Crevices: Harp Music From Venezuela Sep 1, 2004 ... Harp Music From Venezuela. After getting your freak on to all the chutney and Michigan white-boy booty-rap in the previous two posts, ... 3.
Rummage Through The Crevices: Thhh-ehhh Fiiii-nnnalll E-e-e ... Thhh-ehhh Fiiii-nnnalll E-e-e-pppiiiisoooode offf Ffff-rrieeeee-nnnndsssss. There is an excellent (if somewhat depressing) site called Exit Mundi, ... 4.
Rummage Through The Crevices: The Top 10 Most Ridiculous Black ... Aug 24, 2004 ... The Top 10 Most Ridiculous Black Metal Pics of All Time. This kind puts all those church burnings and murders by Norwegian black metal hoons ... 5.
Rummage Through The Crevices: Interactive Stuff Archives Here's another one of those interactive online music projects that I'm a big fan of... This one is a giant progammable music box, with lights installed in ... 6.
Rummage Through The Crevices: Full Metal Village Full Metal Village ... For one weekend every year, the quiet rural village of Wacken in the northern German province of Schleswig-Holstein becomes the ... 7.
Rummage Through The Crevices: Rocking Kids Archives Unlike other acts of such tender years who get by on cuteness alone, this duo possesses serious songwriting ability and solid rocking chops. ... 8.
Rummage Through The Crevices: The Streets of Lhasa The Streets of Lhasa. From the excellent Sublime Frequencies label, comes this very different glimpse into Tibetan music; one that eschews the familiar ... 9.
Rummage Through The Crevices: When You Buy Pirated DVDs... You ... Aug 26, 2004 ... When You Buy Pirated DVDs... You Support Terrorists. This isn't music related, but still I couldn't resist posting this pair of insanely ... 10.
Rummage Through The Crevices: Depressing Country Music Jun 25, 2008 ... basically an extended message to an ex left on an answering machine. ... The writer of this song was country-rock pioneer Gram Parsons, ... |
