Glibertarians

REALLY Old Guy Music: A Brief, Poorly Sourced, and Probably Wildly Inaccurate History of Easy Listening, Exotica, and Other Neglected Musical Genres

by wchipperdove | Sep 4, 2018 | History, Music | 292

Relax, pour a drink, sit back and enjoy.

Manele: brief analysis of a cultural phenomenon with music links

by PieInTheSky | Jul 10, 2018 | Music | 119

PieInTheSky exposes us to more Romanian culture.

The Wit and Wisdom of Cardi B

by Heroic Mulatto | Jun 28, 2018 | Advice, Entertainment, Guns, Literature, Music, Opinion, Politics, Thicc | 56

Bitch! I’m a human, just like you. I like chicken with BBQ sauce, just like you.

Comics ‘n’ Jazz

by gbob | Jun 28, 2018 | Comic, Entertainment, Music, Musings | 196

Gbob has something to say about the state of comics – and jazz – today.

Hi-Fi Restoration Part 1: Background and Electronics Refurbish

by Timeloose | May 4, 2018 | Advice, Entertainment, Music, Right to Repair, Technology | 153

Timeloose takes us through the process of restoring some finely-tuned vintage audio equipment.

Glibertarians After Dark: My New Fetish

by Heroic Mulatto | Apr 23, 2018 | Food & Drink, Music, Sexuality | 85

The only known photograph of Heroic Mulatto (circa 1989)

Drunk Belligerent White People Day

by Heroic Mulatto | Mar 17, 2018 | History, Music, Racism | 46

Fuck you, you’re Irish.

All I Needed To Know I Learned From The Smurfs

by Heroic Mulatto | Feb 20, 2018 | Advice, Children, Music, Sexuality | 249

A shitpost.

The Glibertarian Headquarters’ X-mas Light Show 2017

by Heroic Mulatto | Dec 24, 2017 | Music, Religion | 46

It is a little known fact that the Hip-Hop duo ‘Kris Kross’ invented the term X-mas, a phrase that is used in many English speaking countries to abbreviate ‘christmas’. In their self titled album released in 1989, Chris says ‘I put the ‘Chris’ into ‘christmas’ // rhymes so deep I be breaking your isthmus’ on the lyrical sheet that had been written, ‘christmas’ was written as X-mas, presumably to save time. After the success of another piece the duo had written, ‘jump’, X-mas began to become a more commonly used phrase as it spread, may people not even knowing where the term came from.