What music are you listening to / buying

[Bandit]

That's pretty good. It reminds me of 1997 when MTV was letting electronic pop songs be hits like Your Woman, Six Underground or How Bizarre.

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I've also been listening to this soundtrack, which has Jet Set Radio Future remixes on it:



I had no idea that Sega worked on a JSRF-esque sequel for arcades

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[ian]

I've ordered some more vinyls. My yello record never showed up so I got a refund and found a local place who are happy to get me that and a few more various imports and pre orders.

Because paying a large amount of money to listen to a format that's inferior in quality and hugely inconvenient while taking up mass amounts of space is something that appeals to me...
Next I'm going to pay $9 for a coffee that takes 30 minutes to make and tastes exactly the same as a $1 seven eleven cup and drink $14 craft beer out of old reclaimed, barely washed and with labels half peeled off jam jars aren't I?

After that, I'll grow a man bun skullet, and start riding a fixed gear bicycle to wine bars.
And as I ride that fixed gear bicycle, I won't use the bike lanes or footpaths while I make my way merrily around town at a breezy 4KM/H blissfully unaware of the 70 cars I'm holding up...
ARE YOU INSANE?
I have to ride up the middle of the street, my only regret is that I can't block more than one lane of traffic at a time.

Long story short, be careful when buying vinyl, it can lead down a dangerous path of becoming a wanker.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

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[Dr. Zoidberg]

[Dr. Zoidberg]

How dare you block it from BG, NFL!

Anyway, that was a great halftime show.

[Bandit]

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How dare you block it from BG, NFL!

Anyway, that was a great halftime show.

Best part for me was my boomer parents reading aloud the online comments from their friends about how much they hated it They liked it, but other old fogies across America thought it was awful.

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[Bandit]

This is the lost Dr Dre album that was supposed to come out in 1996, but he quit Death Row Records.

[Dr. Zoidberg]

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The little Ryo Ohki end credit animation is a top dopamine generator for me

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The latest GST video is chock full of cheesy jazz fusion goodness. Back in the Napster days, I remember finding that arranged album of Mega Man X. It was a big mystery for years; who made this thing? Why is it jazz fusion?

I'm glad someone uploaded it though, because it's a big influence for me.

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Started listening to this F-ZERO arrangement album, featuring sax solos from the same guy who played on The Sims and Sim City 3000 soundtracks

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[Dr. Zoidberg]

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