Long story short is I had a prolapsed disc that had collapsed towards the spine and was inoperable. Only a 15% success rate told me it was not worth touching and I needed to live with it. Overnight my

Ya big time, a gifted lyricist and he doesn't say shit just for the sake of it or to sell records, he says it to draw attention to something or make a statement. Gifted at what he does.

That was some journey through each song and the video for kendrick's was so on point, that it's for sure the one I'll share and would be anyway, as that is one of my favourite albums, what a talent and

Great work @obaro, really enjoyed your unique version of these songs. Music sure is special and I can tell how special it is to you and how central it is to your life. Thanks as always for sharing your

Dude, I absolutely love it!! Rolling power cuts and being away with work did not stop you from bringing us a Three Tune Tuesday set!! All I can say is thank you very much. I sincerely hope those in adjoining

Jeff Bernat is totally new to me and I must say that I like what I hear, so thanks for bringing this artist into my awareness. He seems like the kind of guy that just hasn't had the breaks he deserves

Wow, just wow. Three fantastic tunes that tie your story together, and man what a story and what a metaphor. You seem very self aware which is great and is the first step in becoming truly present and

This band pretty much trailblazed the British culture for a time and not many bands did this. Songs such as That's Entertainment , Town Called Malice and Going Underground are all massive hits. They do

You have a great faith @hopestylist and it is beautiful to witness in your words and the songs you share. Promises (feat. Joe L Barnes & Naomi Raine) is very powerful isn't it. Music seems to allow

The Tune Tune Train connects songs, that can be done in many ways, like 3 times the same artist. I like to make it a bit more difficult for myself. But in essence, it´s as simple as that. Love the intro

Ah @por500bolos, great to have you back with a trio+1 of tunes and all great ones. All familiar to me, other than the first one. I'd never heard of Solomon Jabby before. I remember getting in Matisyahu

This is my selection of the week. Somehow, I wanted to pay a brief tribute to the month of September with a trio of very emotional songs. You certainly did that my friend with three great songs that span

Nice work @stickupmusic - very original sound, lot's going on, but they blend it all together and, well, it just works... They do remind me of a really funny song I heard recently, which I will try to

Nice work gentlemen, loving the vibe of this one, real summer feel to it, going straight into a couple of my playlists.

Who doesn't love a bit of The Beach Boys!! Guaranteed to get people up on a dance floor jivin' Serious diversion from the Rap of recent weeks, you're like me in that way, very broad taste across lots of

Nobody does a music review like @sirenahippie!! Time, dedication, thought and sincerity went into this one for sure. Thanks for including it in #ttt and it's great to see it get so many great engaging

No way man, can't wait to hear this one. My sister actually performed this twice this weekend at a family wedding and it was unreal. Once on stage with the band on Saturday night and another on Sunday

You brought on a great journey this week man, sounds a lot like my own youth, hearing the tunes that my four older sisters (well three of them anyway!) and two brothers. It was definitely what influenced

Loving the theme and I learned something too... I never knew that the Smashing Pumpkins were from Chicago. Great shout on a song too, what a song and what an album.. Chicago saturday in the park new on

Oh wow, what a delight for the ears!! Dub Princess has a very special way about her and what an amazing voice she has too. Protoje is pure class, love a bit of Jamaican rap, it just works. The Tiny Desk