From Western Ontario's 1961 yearbook.

From the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign's 1912 yearbook.

A smiling, mandolin-loving cat from Barnard's 1907 yearbook.

"He used his pipe and she used her legs."  From The Peter Newell Mother Goose, 1905.

From Mansfield's 1922 yearbook.

If you've ever wondered what frogs sing about, here's your answer.  "The frogs sing of everything."  From Where My Sight Goes by Yvor Winters, 1920. 

We're honored to have been asked for a Neons Gone Mad treatment of another song from Final Fantasy.  Oliver reponds:

Thanks also to Corwin Watts, who said: "Very nice. Music can be just as good as a wing and a prayer, and is often, as here, better!"

From Scribner's, 1875.

Our track for a Linda Smith tribute album, from back in 2001, finally sees its own music video.

From Scribner's 1877.

From Winston-Salem's 1973 yearbook.

From Missouri Southern's 1981 yearbook.

"Music at dinner."  From The Grotesque in Church Art by T. Tindall Wildridge, 1899.

Now this, this is beautiful. This is exactly what a true song is to me, one the makes you feel, remember, and takes you on a new journey, all at once. This went above and beyond anything I had thought of, and I absolutely love it. The creativity you are able to put in your tracks is always great, but this has swiftly become one of my favourites. I'll be listening to this one many times in the future.

From Together, 1971.

A rather dubious statement: "Music is seldom used to frighten."  From Dark Shadows episode 1063.

From Mansfield's 1919 yearbook.