Posted 1 week ago

Epic - Slinky on a Treadmill

Posted 2 weeks ago

Vinyl Throw: MusicBunk

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You are my favorite drug

Posted 2 months ago
tinycartridge:

15 years ago, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was about to release, Toonami kicked off on Cartoon Network, and the Notorious B.I.G. was gunned down.
I’ve no idea where this gaming/Biggie tribute art is from, but here it is, being awesome on our site.
Remember when I posted this from Minus World?:

“A recent scientific study has determined that imagining the possibility of potentially possessing the once cutting edge 16-bit video game systems was all a dream for departed lyricist Christopher Wallace, known to fans as the Notorious B.I.G.
Audio recordings from 1994 were recently procured and examined to reveal that the consoles were simply not optional purchases at the time of his lowest economic stature.”

Still makes me smile, even though “Juicy” never was one of my favorite songs — not when there was “Gimme the Loot”, “Notorious Thugs”, tracks 2-5 on Life After Death’s first disc, and  a dozen other tracks you should be listening to today in memory of Notorious B.I.G.
Buy: Notorious B.I.G. tracks
See also: “Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis” by Mustafa Maluka

RIP Biggie

tinycartridge:

15 years ago, Castlevania: Symphony of the Night was about to release, Toonami kicked off on Cartoon Network, and the Notorious B.I.G. was gunned down.

I’ve no idea where this gaming/Biggie tribute art is from, but here it is, being awesome on our site.

Remember when I posted this from Minus World?:

“A recent scientific study has determined that imagining the possibility of potentially possessing the once cutting edge 16-bit video game systems was all a dream for departed lyricist Christopher Wallace, known to fans as the Notorious B.I.G.

Audio recordings from 1994 were recently procured and examined to reveal that the consoles were simply not optional purchases at the time of his lowest economic stature.”

Still makes me smile, even though “Juicy” never was one of my favorite songs — not when there was “Gimme the Loot”, “Notorious Thugs”, tracks 2-5 on Life After Death’s first disc, and  a dozen other tracks you should be listening to today in memory of Notorious B.I.G.

Buy: Notorious B.I.G. tracks
See also: “Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis” by Mustafa Maluka

RIP Biggie

Posted 3 months ago

Bill Gates & Steve Ballmer Night at the Roxbury theme

Posted 3 months ago

D&D, it's kinda like...

I totally cussed.

Posted 3 months ago

Burning Airlines Part 4 Complete 1999 Houston J. Robbins Live Concert

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Burning Airlines Part 2 Complete 1999 Houston Live Concert J. Robbins

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Burning Airlines Part 3 Complete 1999 Houston Live Concert J. Robbins

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Burning Airlines Part 1 Complete 1999 Houston Concert Live J. Robbins