Sorry for your loss. My dad died six and a half years ago on Valentine's Day. I still miss hm a lot. But he thought video games were stupid, but I would have liked to show him Ratchet and Clank, because that might have changed his mind.
I listened to all of them (except the removed one). As for what is my kind of music, well, that's pretty hard to define. I listen to a lot of very different music. Easier to list what I don't like: Most opera, most death metal, all Christian contemporary, and most jazz. Everything else, I'm pretty open to. But I'll listen to almost anything once.
It's not that it wasn't a good blog, I just wasn't familiar with the game and didn't feel like I had anything constructive to add, but you're always so great about commenting on my blog that I felt I ought to comment on yours :)
And don't feel bad, a lot of people made that mistake, both here and on Facebook.
I recommend toothpicks and Elmer's glue. 
OK, listened while checking in on an argument I accidently caused elsewhere on the internet. Not my thing, but it definitely is atmospheric.
I have nothing constructive to say, so I'm just going to say hi. Hi Cary!
Been there, done that not long ago myself - BaD last year ring any bells?
Your Kayo Dot video is gone already. I'll have a listen to the others while I'm doing the washing up after dinner, as I am old and have no patience to just sit here and watch long youtube videos. And this way, I'll have to listen to them all the way though, as well.
That's the cool thing about the multitude of different games and platforms available - something for everyone. I'm of the opinion that just because I don't like something doesn't mean it's bad. It's just not my thing. And I'm sure if I had the platforms to play some of these games on, they would interest me a lot more than they do at the moment.
