Oct 3, 2026 · 34 min · 9 segments
Continuing of my conversation with the longtime Tally Hall fan DC Sulli, we talk about the MySpace Era of Tally Hall and how that ties to connection with musical artists. 🟢 DC Sulli's YouTube…
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oh my gosh fandom back then was so cool um The way it manifested was through forums, through AIM conversations.
It was all just like the band had a forum that you could go to and you could post stuff.
Um, I remember at one point I like posted my AOL instant messenger screen name and, um, like I had people that I talked to from the forum and we were just going back and forth about tally hall.
I don't keep in contact with any of them, but, um, if any of you remember me, um, what was my username? It was the red hood men.
And that was just like some kind of headcanon that I came up with as my screen name.
There is, I don't know if the blog, do you know if the blog that they had is on the internet archive?
So I know on Hidden in the Sand, they have a lot of the blog archived.
I think you can also pull it from the internet archive, but it helps that it's also on hits because, you know, sometimes internet archive, it'll be like, oh, it'll be down for a period or under maintenance.
And so...
It's nice to have it in two locations.
I think some of the journal entries are missing, like the information for the photos are missing, but for the most part, a lot of them are still saved in full for the journal entries.
And I remember there was one where they were trying to figure out what the guitar was playing in Michael Jackson's Beat It.
oh my gosh fandom back then was so cool um The way it manifested was through forums, through AIM conversations.
It was all just like the band had a forum that you could go to and you could post stuff.
Um, I remember at one point I like posted my AOL instant messenger screen name and, um, like I had people that I talked to from the forum and we were just going back and forth about tally hall.
I don't keep in contact with any of them, but, um, if any of you remember me, um, what was my username? It was the red hood men.
And that was just like some kind of headcanon that I came up with as my screen name.
There is, I don't know if the blog, do you know if the blog that they had is on the internet archive?
So I know on Hidden in the Sand, they have a lot of the blog archived.
I think you can also pull it from the internet archive, but it helps that it's also on hits because, you know, sometimes internet archive, it'll be like, oh, it'll be down for a period or under maintenance.
And so...
It's nice to have it in two locations.
I think some of the journal entries are missing, like the information for the photos are missing, but for the most part, a lot of them are still saved in full for the journal entries.
And I remember there was one where they were trying to figure out what the guitar was playing in Michael Jackson's Beat It.
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