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Winterhouse - The Dreaming

I like bandcamp a lot. It's got a great mix of name your price stuff and labels that I am happy to pay full price for. If I buy a physical CD I get a decent download right away. I remember buy If live direct from DAT and the download was poor to say the least. Each track separate except for CD3, not art embedded in the FLAC, except for CD2 and one file I am not sure which cause my Walkman to crash over and over and need repair great album though Bandcamp downloads are always perfect, simple to download and fit on my player instantly.

I'm sitting in a hotel room in Hakone. Just had an expensive meal with overpriced wine. Now watching over my sleeping daughter as my wife relaxes in a hot spring.

I can't get it in Japan. I ended up with an app called firetube. It's basically YouTube without the video. It's great for streaming music. The only thing I can't get is decent ambient but I still buy that anyway as I like the high quality files for such delicate music.

Personally I had a good 2016 Work was fairly easy, I got to see my daughter getting bigger, had a few holidays and did okay financially. I hope 2017 is more of the same. So many people have said that 2016 was the worst year ever because a bunch of celebrities died. I'm just not sure how that affects people so much. Hope everyone has a great 2017

Great. Love Scorb

I never used to but I've been drinking more and more over the last few years. Always black, no sugar. Sometimes hot, sometimes ice. Often in a can from a vending machine or convenience store.

I'm quite happy to still be very British after living in Japan so long. A lot of expats I meet sound like a textbook. It's from a Japanese pop video. Although it's been a decade since I've had this signature and I cannot remember who the singer is. I've lived in Japan for a long long time though. I probably come across as Japanese now as I know more about here than I do the UK.

http://www.dakinirecords.com/~English/releases_eng_09.html You can buy the Cd here. The guys at Dakini can speak English so maybe you can ask them if you can purchase a digital copy.

I still love Are You Shpongled? The others are good but not as good. Even Tales...

↑↑↑ This video is not available in your country My problem with pop is that it's too catchy. If I like a song it'll get stuck in my head until I detest it. I try just listening to the radio and not paying attention to who or what I'm listening to.

So how about this one? Edit your first post to include all current campaigns that people can post below. As I'm not online so much I also miss a lot so I'd be interested.

I still love this album through and through. Brilliant stuff

At the bottom of this page is a link to Solar Fields' platforms. I think it's available on Spotify but I cannot see because I'm in Japan http://solarfields.com/soundtrack-review-ns/

Wow. Wasn't expecting this but I'll definitely be picking it up.

Does the remastering make much difference?

Buxton, England Currently living in Kamakura Japan

I've recently joined the gym. After not exercising for two or more years I was out if shape and mix that with a demanding job and looking after a little one and sleeping only 4 or 5 hours a night I was becoming something of a wreck. I've started going three times a week after work, stretching for 20 minutes aerobic exercise for 40 minutes, anaerobic for 40 minutes and another 20 minutes stretching. I've only been at it a couple of weeks so obviously I've not lost any weight but almost instantly I felt better. It's also the only time I truly get to myself and I think that's helped mentally.

It really has. Still gets a good listening to every now and then.

I can check in but can I check out any time I please?

I'd like an answer to recursion loop's question. Is a dart a fart? Or is a turtle's head?

None. I've been waiting for the four to come out but all I see us the three and if I buy that....the four will be out two days later

My brother lives in a old detached house in England. He can play music as loud as he wants and it's not going to bother anyone. Unfortunately he didn't seem to understand when he visited me in Japan, when I was living in an apartment with basically paper walls, that loud trance at 3am was not appropriate.

I have a vita and while I love it, I've struggled to find good games for it. In Japan it's nothing but Japanese RPGs that I don't understand. Any recommendations for games with English?

Recently I think Qiujan Ritual To The Light will stay with me a long long time