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Outlandish Crocheting Remix?
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This is offtopic now?
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Since no one updated, its a reboot of the mechwarrior franchise. http://pc.ign.com/articles/100/1002275p1.html Not bad at all I say.
When the Atlas (I think I remember that one) came out of the smoke I peed a little.
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Third movie looked like a Stalker or Catapult.
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If I'm not the target audience for SciFi and Adult Swim anymore then what on Earth am I the audience for?
It's like I enjoy TVLand and Nick at Nite more than anything else on TV right now.
I think Conan O'Brien is the only thing geared towards my audience.
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I thought Scooby Doo died with that nauseating Scrappy. One day he yelled "PUPPY POWER!" and I turned off the television and rode my back to the 7-11 to blow off my preteen angst.
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My trombone is wireless.
I'm trying to do the same for my tuba, but it's just so big...
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Radda Radda...
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The same reason why groups of film people always seem to travel in packs.
Tim Burton can write for Depp and Johnny will know exactly what Burton wants. Then I imagine that Elfman will do the music because Danny already knows what Burton wants just by reading the script.
Then after the movie he'll need a group that he's comfortable with to run a train on HBC. You can't have that kind of chemistry with just any film group.
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So, I looked around on youtube and in my personal music collection for music from western games, and to my surprise most of them have that Japanese sound too! The only soundtracks that stand out as being obviously North American are rock oriented ones (Command & Conquer for example, or liscensed soundtracks), NARPGs with atmospheric soundtracks (Diablo, Oblivion) and games with super cinematic music (Prey, Killzone, etc).
That's because this whole thing is silly. They're going to accuse him of having Japanese sounding music, but they Japanese music they're accusing him of sounding like uses synths and Western instruments based on a set of mostly Western of harmonics.
Yeah, Strike, it sounds like your music is ripped off of the Japanese music that was ripped off of Western music. The complaint is lame.
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A few instruments have sort of an Asian airy feel, but there's really nothing here that sounds blatantly Japanese.
The complaint is silly.
To prove a point in how silly it is, I'm going to actually say that I agree with Luke...
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Just about everything in Walker: Texas Ranger.
Parts of Prison Break.
A 2009 film called Roslyn that I don't think ever made it out of production.
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I can't make the convention due to work and 4th of July gigs on Saturday and Sunday, but I might be able to make it Friday since I get off work at 10am.
Either way I'd like to hit up a meal break or beer run with y'all.
EDIT: Shit, I have an early evening concert on the 3rd too.
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I never had one in mind.
See what i can come up with.
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Unlike Artesu, I am not equipped with aliases for my aliases. So I just use Fratto.
...or Brian Fratto.
Except for when some bastard got it before me in the mid-nineties and I had to be Fratteau. Ugh.
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Not sure if I'll be able to go to the convention, but I could definitely make some dinner/drink activities later in the day.
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I don't really know how to answer most of the survey questions without an active enemy.
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DKC2 vocals worked pretty well for the Boy Friends...
And for Jose, too.
And for Harmony.
Hale-Bopp.
And maybe Larry. Maybe.
I don't see what the big deal is.
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I wouldn't care if it were Paul McCartney delivering the vocals, I just have an adverse reaction to arrangements of instrumental tracks that tack on vocals for the sake of conforming to a societal craving for lyrical music. Mining Melancholy = Rap? Are you serious?
A jazz arrangement? I can see that. A latin arrangement? Sure, it fits. Rap? Where in the good name of David Wise did that idea stem from? Next, let's transform the Flying Krock music into a romantic pop ballad.
I want Paul McCartney to sing Flying Krok as a ballad. Someone get on the phone to England.
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Looks like it.
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Happy birthday! Go get drunk
Already happened.
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Still partial to this one...
Edit: Interesting, wonder what happened to the embed code.
I'd never seen this. Awesome.
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You're far too generous.
It's set release is in 2099.
Just before the Y3K scare.