Hunting through the lazylaces archives for "musical friday" unearthed the following results...

More tea vicar, more tea vicar, more Du Zhong Tea Room Escape vicar? Does anybody know just how many different types of tea there are in the universe, as I suspect we're going to have a game for each and every one of them in this series and it's already getting decidedly 'old'... [subbed by Cyberjar88].

Musical Friday Footnote: This week on the ever elusive Musical Friday footnote, as we wait for the Amazon delivery peep to pop our "Panpipe Classics" long player (because mp3 really doesn't do 'the pipes' justice) in the mailbox, we're soulfully pondering "Be Set Free", organizing an impromptu hoedown with "Little Lion Man" (watch the language on that one), and dancing all around the office - well doing comedy jazz hands at least - with our "Cousins". On the other hand we are most certainly not even thinking about listening to "California Gurls", in fact we don't even know who gave us that url; *shame* on them, whoever they were...

Easy Joe is a simple point'n'click game in which you aide the travels of a little green rabbit, level by level, across your computer screen. Cuteness abounds, you get a warm fluffy feeling inside, and world peace soon follows... [subbed by SmashMan140].

Musical Friday Footnote: Lots of people, well one, have recently been asking me "whatever happened to Musical Friday?". So, just for them, I'd encourage them, and anyone else at a loose end, to digitally spin a little West Coast (divinely sweet), a dash of Oxford Comma (ditto, but beware of the f-bomb), and/or Jamrock (crank it up, and re-imagine the missing bits) whilst they franticly keep refreshing the page as they wait for the next minoto game to arrive.... which is what is happening at lazylaces towers, at least until it's time to go out for dinner...

More musical Friday soon!.... well, probably this time next week, to be more accurate....

Counting To 4 has never been as much sweet fun as it is with Feist and Sesame Street [via op-pop].

Lords, ladies and gentlemen, for this Musical Friday please allow me to introduce to you Mr. B, The Gentleman Rhymer, he's Straight Outta Surrey, don't you know? [subbed by Lincoln Phil].

The animal themed escape rooms finally reach Monkey Room Escape meaning I get to revisit one of my favourite songs for any day of the week, but especially for a Musical Friday... *ahem*...

Ahhhh.... now I feel better, time to enjoy the weekend. Have a good one everybody [subbed by Mystery].

NOTE: If you get a 'temporarily unavailable' message on the game link leave it a minute, and then try refreshing the page - this worked for me after getting the unavailable message a couple of times.

Don't you just hate it when you are way busier than you thought you were going to be, especially when it's Friday? The subtext being that I don't have much time here, but is that going to stop me posting Darth Thriller for Musical Friday? No way... [via op-pop].

It take a special kind of sick individual to post William Shatner's cover of Pulp's "Common People" on "Musical Friday" under the category "cool". Fortunately for you lucky peeps I am that kind of special individual. Enjoy [via op-pop].

Concerned that I wasn't getting a proper cup'o'tea fix here in the States Lincoln Phil has kindly sent me Professor Elemental's hip-hop ode to tea: Cup Of Brown Joy. Quite frankly it has left me short of appropriate words. All I can say is: Best. Song. Ever. You ain't heard a rap until you've heard rap performed by someone wearing a pith helmet. Class. Crank it up and sing-a-long: "when I say Earl Grey, you say yes please"... "when I say Herbal, you say no thanks"... [subbed by Lincoln Phil].

Nick S The Hamster is epically keen (multiple email alert) that I post Colour My Eyes for Musical Friday, and a great tune for a Friday it is, especially if you are spending it watching the sunrise on Ibiza. Or at least if you wish you were spending it watching the sunrise on Ibiza, which is possibly slightly more likely [subbed by Nick S The Hamster].