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I've been trying to get to Kirby Adventure all week, but I keep having to finish more of this '93 research. I just did books and now I've got to do film. Then I can start playing. Maybe tomorrow night for sure.

I just heard Axe of the Blood God (Kat Bailey at USGamer.com) podcast talk about FF5 and 6. There's this FF5 Four Job Fiesta web site they talked about and then talked about FF6 too. Those are going to be high on my list for the years they came out.

It's a cool game. I got stuck on one part the first time I played it. I want to play it again for sure. 

I played one of the Wild Arms games a while back. I think it was 4 or 5. I liked them and got Wild Arms 1 on PSN. I still need to play it though. Time, time, time.

I know. I love them. Something about her voice really speaks to me. I mean, she can over do it too, like on Zombie, but I still like her singing a lot. 

My neice was the only girl there, but her brother was there too, so it wasn't too bad. She didn't mind at all. I thought that was weird though, because I thought Minecraft was pretty equally played by both boys and girls. 

Man, that's a good trilogy to watch marathon style: Batman, Batman Returns and Batman and Robin.

They're really fun. The music is catchy as all heck. I love Kirby's moves too. Gobbling up everything and spitting them out, flying, swimming - it's like me at age four or something. Ha ha!

I was thinking about your interest in folk and then it dawned on me that around this time I was playing open mics and folk circles. I remembered one folk singer I liked a lot, John Gorka, and then put all his albums in my list. There wasn't one for '93, though. I think I was hearing his Land of the Bottom Line album on public radio around this time.

I'm always surprised, given the amount of prog rock I've listened to over the years, that there is yet another band I didn't know about. I'm excited to get into them in a big way.

They are new to me, although I hear about them all the time. I'll see if I like them.