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OK, then I have two recommendations for you: Jed Marum - Rejoice! and Castlebay: Yuletide Revels 2010. Both are by friends of mine. Both more traditional than what passes for folk in most album stores these days. And the nice thing about buying through CD Baby is that it's for independent artists and CD Baby only charges a flat fee instead of a percentage, so the artists see more profit than they would through a studio.

I'm...feeling left out of the conversation, lol. Nothing to add, just popped in to say hi.

So I finally read this blog in in its entirety and SQUEE! Thank you Peter for dispelling my disappointment in not being able to play Suikoden 2!

I'd love to play Grim Fandango, but not buying a PS4 for a very long time. Oh, well. Someday...

Some day I must visit Hawaii. The Arizona Monument is on my must-visit list if I ever get there.

As for number of games I own, I've lost track. Somewhere in the 300s, I think. I had a bunch go missing that I didn't discover until I moved most recently. I'm pretty annoyed about that, as several of them were rare or hard to find and will cost me a bundle to replace.

I like all my consoles to match. If I can't get black, than I want red, dammit!

You're certainly getting your mileage out of that game. I love how we all have games that we're so passionate about.

Jamie beat me to it about the chain, lol.

I liked D&D, but never played much in high school, the people who played were far too serious about it and I got ejected from my first game for not taking the game seriously enough. Apparently, my mom didn't get the memo, because she sat me down one day to discuss the dangers of not understanding fantasy from reality. She was kind of a disease-of-the-month mom, and kids commiting suicide "from playing too much D&D" was in the news a lot at that time. I just remember looking at her and thinking "Seriously, Mom?"

I've had games I was looking forward to delayed, sometimes for a long time. I'd rather have something delayed than have a broken game.