Happy birthday, Chis! Good luck rebuilding those LEGOs. Never heard of the artists/CDs you mentioned (Liquid Squirt? Ok ... ) but they sound interesting. I wonder if Warehouse Music was related to the CD Warehouses that used to be near me.
Scratch and sniff reminds me of the 90s, and now I want a Lunchable and some gushers.
I dig Audioslave and Cake, but don't recognize those songs, specifically. Were they singles that you know of?
I thought the shots of Japan were beautiful, but The Wolverine was a bit slow-paced for me. Overall, I liked that one too, though. I've voiced my opinion on Man of Steel before. I wasn't a huge fan of it; thought it was ok. I think it may be the darker tones permeating these things after Nolan's Batmans, but without Nolan at the helm (and I liked Rises, but it had problems) that may be the problem for me.
That would explain why I like the more colorful and "superhero"-feeling Avengers more than the others mentioned, though I got sick of its permeation of pop culture for a bit.
Anyway, I'm with you on the whole having ideas I never write part. I've decided to write down at least basic concepts/ideas and maybe re-downloading Soundcloud to my phone as a tape recorder of sorts.
Me too. I was REALLY tired.
The same. I remember it being on hulu at one time.
I remember reading a Cracked article about that thing being one of the pitfalls that led to their demise. Hadn't heard of it otherwise. And that's why advertising exists.
SOAD and Frank Sinatra are my guesses for the artists of the two misspelled songs you mentioned. Feel free to spell check my comment.
I'm so tired that after I read the M-rated Zelda thing, I checked the date. lol
I was on board until M-rated Zelda (and the $700 phone was a big red flag), but if they're actually doing those things ... ???? Why? Everything else sounded cool, though, aside from UNES, which I think is a bad name. They should really re-consider that "Revolution" thing.
Just to clarify: I'm calling BS, too, but some of these things wouldn't surprise me.
