That's cool that your pops loves records and music. I like that a lot of folks can trace their love of music back to someone like their parents or other family members.
Thanks! I'm happy there was a couple of them left.
Yup its crazy how a bunch of these games I remember seeing for $10-15 at GameStop are now going for more than their original retail. Demand for them is nuts, and here's to hoping we stumble upon them in the local thrift stores.
Yeah they get reactivated plus there is a timer in the info screen of the game that let you know how many days you have left before you have to renew your subscription.
Interesting, this was one of the big games on the Playstation, and there was no way I was going to pay for their crazy prices just to try it, but if it will be a reasonable price on PSN I'll give it a try.
BOOOOO!!!! Go Ducks! #PaintItOrange
I should check my CD if they got some writing credit or at least acknowledged that they were sampled.
What I didn't care for was how different the robots looked, how the film itself was a Chevy commercial, and way too much LeBeouf. The animated Transformers Movie was head and shoulders better
Wow folks thinks Insanity Wolf is the UConn mascot? Talking about jumping to a whole new level of WTF. At first I thought you were talking about how odd the guy in the Husky costume looked, but dang some people just don't get how to use memes.
Sorry man.
That's the one drawback to records is that they take up a lot of space, and dang dude having that player break on you after you sold off your vinyl...I hope the music gods give you some positive karma
I used to do the same thing, just to browse and maybe find one or two albums. Now I think I visit the local mom & pop maybe once or twice a month.
The artwork is my favorite part about the records. A couple of records I bought are most likely going to be display pieces. I saw some frames for records awhile back and they would be perfect for a small display.
RSD is odd when it comes to promotion. Originally I found out about it by accident, and the local mom & pop never advertised it.
Haha, yeah Haim is still hipster-ish especially now that Target uses that single.
Nah the circle part, which is the size of a 45 is where the music lives. The rest of the "record" is just plastic, to mimic the part of the video where they were smashing records.
