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Tally Hallmanac
Welcome to the Tally Hallmanac: The Ultimate Tally Hall Wiki!
Hiddeninthesand.com presents The Tally Hallmanac! This wiki is a place for everyone to contribute towards creating the most comprehensively informative place on earth about the band Tally Hall.
You are encouraged to add information for anything you see fit! You should also feel free to create new pages for anything that a new page of information warrants. If you need help with anything, we suggest you read this how-to on formatting in Wiki language. You can also ask a Tally Hallmanac administrator if you have any further questions; get in touch via email or chat to us over on our Discord. Happy editing!
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News
- 22/12/24
- Return of the fraudulent uploads!
Some fans took it upon themselves to upload some of Joe Hawley's solo works to streaming services, illegally. Including Special, Yes Please &/or Weird Bed, as well as Yelwah Eoj Yelwah Eoj. The fraudsters have since apologised and taken down the uploads. - Hawaii: Part II seems to have been removed from Apple Music. This is likely unrelated to the above, but it is still available on other streaming services, and still available for purchase on Bandcamp.
- Return of the fraudulent uploads!
- 05/11/24
- To ensure the high quality standard of Hidden In The Sand and the Hallmanac, we are currently asking for donations. Like Wikipedia, we run purely on donations, to ensure we have no annoying ads. If you have found the Tally Hallmanac useful, please consider donating. Anything is appreciated. Thank you.
- 05/06/24
- Andrew Horowitz has been performing new songs! Sometimes even with Bora Karaca and Ross Federman!! Read up about these new tunes:
Don't know where to start?
These pages have proven to be popular, new, and/or informative. Explore away!
- Just a Friend - All about the song that existed for 15 years before it was put on streaming sites
- Tally Hall - you know, that band?
- All Tally Hall Songs - every one of them that we've heard, plus other songs related to the band
- Good & Evil - information about the band's latest album
- Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum - all about the first Tally Hall studio album
- Joe Hawley Joe Hawley - Joe's official first solo album
- Not A Trampoline - Rob's solo album
- Hawaii: Part II - Some call it Tally Hall part II
- Tally Hall's Tour Date Archive - a complete listing of every show Tally Hall has ever played
- Definitive Tally Hall Video List - every one of them that we've seen
- Merchandise - a display of all the various Tally Hall merchandise over the years
- Recent Changes - See what's been freshly added and/or updated on the wiki
Top 10 Pages (beginning on Feb. 5, 2022)
- Tally Hall (227,831 views)
- Joe Hawley (226,232 views)
- Tour Date Archive (186,996 views)
- Ross Federman (147,891 views)
- Good & Evil (127,453 views)
- The Mind Electric (112,993 views)
- Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum (Album) (103,670 views)
- Hawaii: Part II (97,069 views)
- Merchandise (96,107 views)
- Rob Cantor (93,496 views)
Did you know?
- ...that the Simlish version of Good Day is present as a pre-gap track in Needlejuice CD releases of Marvin's Marvelous Mechanical Museum?
- ...that the lyrics booklet for Complete Demos contains a typo in Good Day's lyrics: "It lives ane breathes and it insists that it insists that it is something"?
- ...that Joe's favorite NES game is Zelda II: The Adventure of Link?
- ...that Joe's vocals for Variations On A Cloud were recorded in a barn, in a covered boat?
- ...that Stranded Lullaby was originally written for Joe's college girlfriend while she was vacationing in Switzerland?
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