Currently getting into the holiday mood the only way I know how: Diamond Dust Act 1 from the SEGA Saturn version of Sonic 3D Blast.

...which ended as I typed that. And next up is something I've already mentioned here. In my last post here, no less.

And next my playlist switched to Ice Cap - Snowy Mountain from Sonic Adventure.

...which is really short, for some reason. Next: Holoska Day from Sonic Unleashed.

Well, I was listening to Miracle of Sound's "I Am Pudge" (accompanying video here), but it just ended, so....

Still MoS - "Sirona".

Fun fact: I was also listening to MoS's "Road Rage" (and video over here), but it ended before I came to this topic.

Me And The Devil- Soap&Skin

I'm not sure how I found this song, autoplay is a strange thing. I like the woman's voice, I wonder if I'll like her other songs? Had to hyperlink cos I couldn't remember how to insert the video. Also the hyperlink thing works again on the ipad (it went weird sometime last year)

The theme to Coal Man's stage from Mega Man: Super Fighting Robot.

I've been having Watsky's Brave New World on repeat lately.

Keeper of the Flame is pretty good, and I keep coming back to Take Me Home Tonight despite it being almost the same age as I am (seriously, I was apparently three when it came out), not to mention that a few lines are a bit creepy if you really pay attention to them (the fact that someone who helped work on this song apparently killed someone does not help either).

Also, Bad Lip Reading's Seagulls (Stop it Now) and Bushes of Love are way too ridiculously catchy for being parody songs. So is Tastes You Like Yogurt, though I'm still not 100% sure whether that is really meant to be a funny/parody song, judging by some of the other tracks on that channel.

Did I mention that my music taste can be a bit on the Multiple Personality spectrum at times?

Actually, I can relate, I have to deal with being my own organization. I have a ton of songs all to match the personality du jour.

I am really enjoying Miracle of Sound's back catalog right now; the flavor of the day is "Don't Say A Word" (with accompanying video).

You're in good company; my musical tasted can be all over the map, though I'm usually listening to something out of whatever video game I'm overplaying at the time.

Koh Otani - Sandy Clock of Sad Color
Album: Mobile Suit Gundam Wing Operation 1

I use it to set the tone of the melodrama of political proportions that is life in America. Also great for confessionals in terms of backstories.

Justin Timberlake - Can't Stop The Feeling

I don't usually listen the chart music but when I do....

People Are People- Depeche Mode

Listened to the English version of Echo by GUMI on the way to class. Starting to become my favourite song.

George Stone - Trip Through the Grand Canyon, a.k.a. canyon.mid from Windows 95.

...which is kinda short. Next up: Miracle of Sound - "Going Nuclear" (accompanying video) from Level 6.

Level 99 - "Twin Seeds Flyby" from OCRemix album NiGHTS: Lucid Dreaming

Ed Sheeran - Shape of You



Ed Sheeran - Shape of You

Michael Fortunati - Fire

If Weird Al did European Dance Music parody, which I already do, I imagine it would be called "Fired"

https://youtu.be/9HBUFGwx5hQ

The theme of Bob-Omb Battlefield from Super Mario 64. Blame Psychedelic Eyeball streaming this game with reversed controls.

This still makes me laugh.

The banana @2:44 slays me every time!

David Diebold & Kim Cataluna - White Rabbit (cover of Jefferson Airplane's) very trippy.

Sundog - "Trans-Siberian Tuning Fork" from remix album NiGHTS: Lucid Dreaming.

Ahh, some early Level 42:

An audio book, which is quite rare for me. I usually prefer reading a regular paper book, and often have troubles keeping up with audio books (my brain tends to wander off), plus I often find audio books rather tedious to listen to, since I usually read much faster.

This one kinda feels a bit different, though. Maybe because it's in English, and I've done a lot of English video viewing lately. Maybe my brain is a bit more attuned to it now. The last time I sat through a whole audio book, I think it was either a CD version or a record tape version, which goes to say it's a while ago. I can't even remember which book it was, but I do think it was in my own language...

Another thing I like is that I can do other things while listening, so I can get other stuff done as long as it doesn't involve reading or writing more than a few words.

So 12 hours finished, 7 hours to go...

And a small rant...

Well, I've just been into fanmade stuff as of late: today's tune is mudeth - "Fault Lines" from The Binding of Isaac: Antibirth OST. Antibirth is a mod for The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth, and "Fault Lines" plays in that mod's Mines area.

And it's ended. Next up is something that's quickly becoming a favorite track of mine: Tandava (same artist & album), Antibirth's boss theme.

Burnett, Enea and Reagan (B.E.R.) - The Night Begins to Shine