Is this like as the song impacted your life? Man that’s a wild idea. How do you do it if there is a song from when you’re 11 and another from when you’re 22 on the same record? Ah! NEVERMIND, that’s an excuse to obtain a second copy of the album isn’t it?
Edit: I looked it up. It’s more like in the order that you obtained them. I guess that’s close as likely you listened to the whole thing. I’m 38 so I was only in my early teens when getting one song at a time became a very common thing. This would be so fun for a person like me who still owns all my songs but really rarely if ever bought the entire album. Also I think iTunes can just do this for me with one button click lol.
It’s a music nerd reference to music nerd book and movie “High Fidelity”. No one in their right mind would organize that way.
For my part, it’s alphabetical of course, but I use the artist’s first name instead of their last. Neil Young is in the Ns. I guess this first name preference could lead to situations where you have, like, Frank Zappa and Dweezil Zappa in different places instead of in the Zs, but also… it doesn’t actually matter.
This purchase was made back in December and was promised for March.
Still, it arrived 3 days earlier than what the shipping website said yesterday!
It’s Baldur’s Gate 3, on disc! With a bunch of silly goodies (stickers, a map, a BIG poster, soundtrack CDs, and patches!) In a massive encyclopedia-sized box!
Unfortunately I’m gonna want to finish a game I’m currently playing to make room for committing to this one
I got Alan Wake 2 NG+, Hi-Fi Rush, and Disco Elysium that I’ve got on my plate.
The overstimulated brain likes overstimulation, I guess?
The be and end all of lifting straps. Versa gripp pro. They are pricy, but they will last for many years to come. Bought a similar style short strap yearly this year, they function. But the grip is a bit to lose and soft, making them a bit fiddly to strap with one hand.
These were also the ones I wanted originally, but they are rarely on stock and when they are they get sold out fast. I only found 1-3 sites that sells them in the EU and either they are out of stock or cost 25-30% more plus shipping. Buying them directly for the US, the shipping alone is more then the items itself.
While in London I stumbled across the a store selling physical media, called Fopp. Three story store with vinly, books and film. So I bought two 4k Films.
