Yes and no. Band fell apart in the very end of the 80s, so........ this recording was already a few years old when the album was released.

@@NotOrdinaryInGames Ok. It is the best Christmas song of the 80s. So what's the best Christmas song of the 90s.

@@ChristopherElli-cc1ly Probably something from a creator-driven cartoon.

I would like to nominate They Might Be Giants "Everyone's Your Friend In New York City" it is catchy with a good sing-along chorus.

You can always imagine Jeremy giving the entire family a ride a week later. You know, the promotional piece probably drawn by Don himself.

Perhaps in 2 months I will be able to PROPERLY copy the disk and send your way. I have a feeling I will finally have a Linux computer by then. I knew what you meant though.

There cannot really be a sequel, when you think about it. Might as well do an original sci-fi film. You cannot reverse time to give this movie more box office money. But you CAN give it a good Bluray release. What you can easily do, is put back the cut sequence with the green drink. It is already voiced, and fully animated. Just add the finished space background to the ship's window. Add the existing OST on top, and you're good. That scene was originally created to foreshadow Cale's ability to fix technology even more, and the movie would be maybe 5% better with it. I hope that deleted scene is available in 1080p, cause the movie was rendered at 1080p, and eventually broadcast (people ripped it).

@@NotOrdinaryInGames It doesn't have to be as good as the original and I would rather have a knot, because I'd rather have it be its own thing or else. It's just stuck in the past. Not that, I want it bad or anything. I'm just saying that if it's like the original, then it's not really itself, there's just so many things about this. Universe, I would love to know about even the comics did a good job showing what was like before.

@@Elitesolider1023 I bought the comics too, and....... was disappointed. They were clearly written when the story was not finalized. It changed a lot before the final script. I'm glad I bought the 2 prequel novels, they slide in nicely and everyone feels in-character. The comics I can live without.

I generally made wise choices with my purchases :D I once got the Ducktales movie soundtrack by Dave Newman only a few years after the limited edition got all sold out. 40 bucks probably. Then it got to 100, 120, 160, 200......... Someone at Disney did not realize the people would love moar.

@@NotOrdinaryInGames Lucky you, I regret not getting it earlier... What really stops me from buying CDs is how easily the cases crack. Ask my copy of Child's Play 2 OST.

I never heard any Voodoo music in anything, not Andy. Just Don't Box Me In, to which Stan wrote the words to. You are probably a proper fan, I am a latecomer.

Yes. Except no. In ~96% of the cases it's not a sign of dying.

That's just one of Stewart's tracks. Theme for Kinetic Ritual. The most fancy way to say "dance music".

ELO Pt 2 were almost as capable (quantity wise), if only someone gave them the memo to write less love songs.......... The biggest tragedy in MY opinion is how Mik only wrote 2 whole songs by himself. He just did not have the desire to become the big famous creator like Jeff. He could have just written more instrumentals. Oh well.....

He and his friend. When it came to the 2nd replacement score, his old bandmate John Joefler helped a little. With this 1 melody that is, the rest is all Ralph.

Incredible range. From this sweet lullaby, to the numerous epic Star Trek scores, to the absolutely terrifying Ave Satani from the Omen.

I am sure it will rot away in 100 years or so, but no worries for now.

Do they properly work?.

Dreams can be awesome like that.

Thank you for summarizing everything.

Everything is new to someone, indeed.

That will do absolutely nothing. It won't help the lazer read the data.

I simply do not know what standard of quality Sega had with Dreamcast. Maybe you have to worry, maybe not. I only ever played PS1 and PS2 games (PS3 and after is all Bluray and those are built to last).