Music Man Was Not Meant To Hear

No, not Ümläüt this time, but A Shoggoth on the Roof: the Cast Album. One for Andrew Ian Dodge, methinks. (Thanks to Silkenray on Dreamlyrics for the link)

Talking of Ümläüt, I'm having great fun in a current game thread making up the early background of the band in-character (during an interview with a journalist) along with another player. Check out this thread for where's it's going, including the story of Nigel the Medallion Man.

Posted by TimHall at February 19, 2003 10:15 PM | TrackBack

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