The Cusp
Jim HutterA blog for an individual on the cusp of many categories. Not a Boomer, not quite Gen X. Liberal but not a hippie. Punk but not nihilistic. Intellectual but not elitist. You get the idea.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 11 | Subscribers | Read | jimhutter.substack.com |
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Lyres On Fyre at the Rusty Nail 1985
A few years ago, I had an internet discussion about music vs. lyrics. I admitted that the mood, attitude, and styling of the music were more important to me than the words. It was implied that I was a functional illiterate: “That’s like buy...
If 6 Was 5
I have been Facebook friends with Mal Thursday for a few years. I also enjoy listening to his podcast/online radio show and occasional songs spun on specialty radio shows.
Streets of Minneapolis
Music and technology. Many old-timers insist that the meeting of these worlds creates bland and soulless music. I personally love it. I am grateful that an artist can record a song and almost immediately get it out to the general public. No...
The Lost Tribe
About fifty years ago, there was a tribe of mostly young people. Born in the 1950s and early 1960s, they had vague memories of a simpler time. AM radio was their language, and it was filled with tight and punchy songs that made one feel gre...
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Minor league musician and writer, in addition to being a husband and father. Born 70 days before the "official" start of Generation X, but am far more Punk Slacker than Hippie.
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