A music head churns up the new wave compost pile and unearths some lost gems for your listening pleasure.

Personal songs between public people.

What is it about train songs? Why are there so many of them, where do they come from, and why do we love 'em so much?

At their best, musical Sevens infect their audiences with a joy so full and pure that it touches on the divine.

Songs from artists various Beams readers listed as being underrated.

A dubstep inspired remix of some of your favorite pieces of classical music.

Sixes question authority, look for guidance, play in established musical styles and defend the underdog.

Your playlist through the spiral of consciousness development. woot!

You've heard of songs of Freedom but what about songs of the Apocalypse? The Jukebox takes you there.

A few songs to rightly mock the fake commercialized crapola that is the Christmas season.

Enneagram Fours are feeling based, sad, different, determined to forge a unique and authentic personal identity. 

A few tunes to introduce our upcoming theme week.

What are the Four Quadrants? Components of a map. A way to understand what's going on with something. For instance, Death Cab for Cutie.

Eminem is known as a great rapper but the J'box tonight highlights his amazing live skillz on the mic.

A look at Chicago based musician Andrew Bird: violinist, guitarist, singer, whistler, loop pedal magician and subject of the new concert documentary Andrew Bird: Fever Year.

In solidarity with the Occupy Wall St. protests this week's Jukebox looks at different forms of revolutionary music.

Elmores James drops by to play the greatest slide guitar ever and sing us the blues.

Enneagram Personality Type Three is the Performer, the Achiever, the Catch, the Best. Exemplified in this case with Madonna and William Shatner.

A live look at great musical artists who died at the age of 27.

Here we go again.  More from the one and only Weird Al.