A Young 50!
T.O. WhenhamA Young 50 is a concert review newsletter. Every time you go see a live band, there is an old guy standing alone in the corner watching. I'm that guy. And I write atypical show reviews.
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Years In The Making, And Yet More Than I Hoped For
Live music doesn’t make me cry. I saw Gord Downie’s final Tragically Hip tour, with cancer clearly winning its battle in his brain, twice. Eyes as dry as the Sahara. If that didn’t get me then nothing could. Of course, I didn’t cry at the f...
2025's 14 Most Mind-Melting Albums
I am extremely invested in my annual year end list of my favorite albums of the year. Someone has to be. But as late as June of this year I was pretty worried. I had only heard three or four albums that I was excited about in the first half...
Two nights to mark a grand milestone
Thursday morning, for the first time in my life, I woke up beside a 50 year old woman. On one hand that admission makes me a little disappointed in the younger me who clearly lacked either ambition or game. But, more significantly, it fills...
A Halloween Eve Spectacular
I haven’t forgotten how to write, or given up on music. The issue that has kept me away from here for most of the last month is easy to diagnose - baseball fever. I always think about going out, but slightly less so when there is a potentia...
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Writer working towards being an author. 50 year old working towards feeling like an adult. I write about music and death - only occasionally at the same time.
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