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This wasn't last night, but a few days ago I dreamt that I was at Yamaku Academy, complete with arrhythmia and everything. Oddly enough there were forum people there, though I only specifically remember seeing S. P., which is even odder because I only know of him from reading through old...

I really like the tracks you mentioned, too. Of course, I like the whole soundtrack, but whatever. "Cold Iron" also has a tendency to just about give me chills, too. You can hear the pain and strife boiling beneath the surface of the longing melodies. And the whole piece builds up to the end...

Little bump. Minibump? Am I the only one still reading KS? @WD, I'm especially impressed at how buff her biceps and triceps are, what with not having forearms and all. :p But sweet deal. It looks good even though GIR isn't using it as his avatar anymore. I'm surprised that there hasn't...

6/10 I dig the opening bass line and the groove is alright, but I'm not familiar enough with the originals to appreciate the mashup in all its glory. S3UqvWk8-uw

Fix'd Really, though, K:SS is probably one of my favorite mods/CS-fangames so far. It's all very well done and the only criticism I can make so far is that occasionally the dialogue could probably be smoothed out a bit—I can't name any specifics right now because it's been a while since I've...

I do it in my sleeve. I'm not sure if what you hear in the kitten video are its own cries of pain or the muffled laughter of the people behind the camera. Anyway, I saw this and found it humorous. I then realized that it might actually even be of interest to some of us forum members who do...

Oh man, I like this thread! Cooking is great. Food is great. One leads to the other and it's a party on your plate. And then in your belly. Right. I imagine I will be posting here frequently, but we will see. Oh, and @trickybilly, there is no shame whatsoever in a man who knows his way...

I imagine he's feeling rather cross with himself after a gaffe like that.

I like these a lot, Noxid! Especially the first one—I find that kind of surreal stuff intriguing and interesting and your execution of it is remarkable. The wonky skeleton doesn't really bother me because, hey, it's a mind-bending piece anyway, why should the skeleton need to be "perfect"...

Hey cultr1, I saw your post on Wedge's well about not liking 12-tone music. That's cool. Check this out, though, it's short: <a href='http://youtu.be/YHl7ZxWPYMs' class='bbc_url' title='External link' rel='nofollow external'><a href="http://youtu.be/YHl7ZxWPYMs" rel='nofollow external'...

Moar kweschuns! (Or just one or two more beyond my other post) Do you like to cook? If so, what kinds of foods do you like to make?

I think I'll update my status.

So I might have just listened to Arctic Winds 540237 times today. It's a great piece in so many ways: melodically, harmonically, rhythmically, structurally, etc. And it grooves, too. Again, kudos!

Mixer, you inspired me. 'CAVE STORY' STORY INSTEAD OF HERMIT GUNSMITH, HERMIT PIXELSMITH OPEN THE APPLICATION THERE'S A GAME ENGINE INSIDE! YOU CAN MAKE A SWEET INDIE GAME!

Understandable, but nevertheless you make me sad. Of course, CookedChef offers you gold, so... Just trying to keep things interesting. I suppose the reward for the rusty spoon could be a picnic with said eating utensil. Or you could just enjoy its texture, I guess, if you're into that sort...

Word. As something of a fiscal conservative myself, I agree with you and can assure you that not all of us conservative-types think that money is needed to attract talent. In fact, there's this whole phenomenon called "selling out," which usually involves artists compromising their artistry...

I had asked for a shrubbery back on page 2 but the quest hasn't yet been completed. But then again, I didn't offer a reward of lotsa gold... Fetch me a rusty spoon.

So I'm going to cheat a little and respond to some of your responses while asking questions. I don't think that's quite standard well practice, but oh well. Yep, I just did that. 1. You mention that you're liberal/libertarian. I find myself somewhere around the libertarian ideological camp...

1. Can you tell us a bit more about your background with music? Some potential starters: A. When did you start playing piano? What about composing? B. What kinds of playing/performing experience do you have? a. Do you have any really good stories about wild and/or crazy gigs? b. Memories of...

I like how it's all logical and makes perfect sense. Given the number of people on these forums who love cats, I'm sure someone has already shared this. In case not, I find this at once, funny, adorable, and maybe a little sad: fBA_lxUiwSg

Thanks for the kind words, Fab. I agree Sounds like my cup of tea. While I'm off topic, by the way, has anyone read House of Leaves? It's psychological and trippy and stuff, too. Great book. We can talk about it in the Satellite Lounge. All this talk of Yume Nikki makes me want to go...

The good news is that ORGMaker is pretty easy to use (I use v.2.0.5, myself). There are a couple of quirks, like the copy function, but just take a quick look through the manual when you download the program and you'll be fine.

Like WildDesu and CarrotLord, I don't play a whole lot of modern games, unless you count random internet flash games. Other than my computer, which is itself about 6 years old and is therefore a bit limited in what games it can run, the newest console system that I ever had growing up was the...