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If this is a real photograph then it would make for an incredible album cover

Hopefully this is legit and not AI...

~ Desert Tones ~

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This is probably one of the greatest manga panels i've seen in my life so far omg

THEIR EXPRESSIONS...

From Pokémon Super Mystery Dungeon: Go For It! Novice Investigation Team! by Keisui Takaeda

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It's here, the fabled Spaceballs sequel that has been rumored for many decades! If there's any reason to stay alive to at least 2027, then this should be the best reason of them all!

SPACEBALLS 2: THE SEARCH FOR MORE MONEY

Director: Mel Brooks Year: 2027

"After 40 years we asked, what do the fans want?... but instead we're making this movie!" - Mel Brooks

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Apparently not all the tags loaded, oops

Some new arrivals this time! After numerous visits to many record stores and such, I've vastly added a many more CDs to my collection!

First row from left to right is Röyksopp (Melody A.M., The Understanding, Junior, Profound Mysteries I - III), Car Seat Headrest (Twin Fantasies, The Scholars)

Second row from left to right is Unkle (Psyence Fiction, War Stories, The Road: Part II / Lost Highway), Jean Michel Jarre (Oxygene, Equinoxe, Rendez-vous), Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and Robyn's Body Talks Pt. 1

Third row is Now That's What I Call Music! (4, 27, 40), Radiohead (OK Computer, Kid A), Star Wars: Episode I's soundtrack, Weezer's Blue Album and Kidz Bop 26

Fourth row is Gorillaz (Gorillaz, Demon Days), Daft Punk's Random Access Memories 10th Anniversary Edition, the soundtrack to Armageddon (1998), Linkin Park's Minutes to Midnight, Nirvana's Icon, Smash Mouth's Astro Lounge, Kinky's Kinky album

Fifth row is Imagine Dragons' Night Visions, Coldplay (Parachutes, X&Y, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends), AC/DC's Highway to Hell, Metallica (Kill 'Em All, Master of Puppets, Hardwired... to Self-Destruct)

Sixth row is The Simpsons (Sing the Blues, Testify), The Ultimate 2001 Album, Chuck Berry's 36 All-Time Greatest Hits and The Best of Mozart (1756 - 1791)

Unfortunately, in my travels I had yet to quire the one album I wish to obtain the most, that being Röyksopp's Senior, nonetheless I was able to get a bunch of other CDs, like the new ones above

And like before, here's the backsides to all of them, although unlike before, I didn't want to risk showing the individual CDs as well, as to not only avoid damage but also it'd take up way to much space

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Some new arrivals this time! After numerous visits to many record stores and such, I've vastly added a many more CDs to my collection!

First row from left to right is Röyksopp (Melody A.M., The Understanding, Junior, Profound Mysteries I - III), Car Seat Headrest (Twin Fantasies, The Scholars)

Second row from left to right is Unkle (Psyence Fiction, War Stories, The Road: Part II / Lost Highway), Jean Michel Jarre (Oxygene, Equinoxe, Rendez-vous), Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon and Robyn's Body Talks Pt. 1

Third row is Now That's What I Call Music! (4, 27, 40), Radiohead (OK Computer, Kid A), Star Wars: Episode I's soundtrack, Weezer's Blue Album and Kidz Bop 26

Fourth row is Gorillaz (Gorillaz, Demon Days), Daft Punk's Random Access Memories 10th Anniversary Edition, the soundtrack to Armageddon (1998), Linkin Park's Minutes to Midnight, Nirvana's Icon, Smash Mouth's Astro Lounge, Kinky's Kinky album

Fifth row is Imagine Dragons' Night Visions, Coldplay (Parachutes, X&Y, Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends), AC/DC's Highway to Hell, Metallica (Kill 'Em All, Master of Puppets, Hardwired... to Self-Destruct)

Sixth row is The Simpsons (Sing the Blues, Testify), The Ultimate 2001 Album, Chuck Berry's 36 All-Time Greatest Hits and The Best of Mozart (1756 - 1791)

Unfortunately, in my travels I had yet to quire the one album I wish to obtain the most, that being Röyksopp's Senior, nonetheless I was able to get a bunch of other CDs, like the new ones above

And like before, here's the backsides to all of them, although unlike before, I didn't want to risk showing the individual CDs as well, as to not only avoid damage but also it'd take up way to much space

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It's that day of the week again, you know what that means!

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Agreed, I remember visiting this place a few times as a kid when it was still open, and found out a year ago after years of not visiting the place that all of the stores have shut down. Tragic indeed

Photo not by me btw

A reality in which Hobby Lobby still exists but Fry's Electronics doesn't is a bad timeline.

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If childhood naivety had a face, it would be this

hey guys did you know that

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Looks like we found the location for our newest liminal horror icon,

Coming soon!

More Logan Valley Mall. A very rare sighting of an open standalone Long John Silver's next to the mall, in front of a dead Kmart.

In 2023, this place looked like it was doing decent enough, but even back then the food court was basically deserted.

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While a version of this song that's 8 times as long doesn't exist, an extended version that's a mere 8 minutes does exist! Thanks to Ray Lewis, who created just that, albeit not perfectly extended (there's a few bumps in the editing)

you know when there’s a short piece of music but you wish it was 8 times longer at least?

and the forest began to sing, röyksopp

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My CD collection, so far...

Top row is all Röyksopp, from left to right, Melody A.M., The Understanding, Junior, and the Profound Mysteries trilogy

Bottom row from left to right is Now That's What I Call Music! 27 and 40, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace soundtrack, Gorillaz's Demon Days, Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and Unkle's The Road: Part 2

Here's the backsides and individual disks for each album, all in the same order as before

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A 10k antique cigar in the year 3000? That's a steal!

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I'm definitely way too broke and late to obtain something as cool as this, especially from way back in 2014 (wow, time flies by) in an easy manner, but holy hell does it look awesome! I would've love to own something like this for myself!

A Bathing Ape: Mo’Wax Futura Varsity Jackey (2014)

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One of my top 10 favorite Röyksopp songs is The Alcoholic, while still not topping Vision One as my absolute favorite of theirs, it's still definitely a phenomenal song in many ways. That being said, the puppet's tale music video that uses this song is also a phenomenal work of art that almost everyone should check out at least once. It can hit especially hard for those experienced with alcohol problems, both in the present or the past. I definitely recommend watching the video for yourselves, it truly hits the emotions, down to the personal level

#103 - Röyksopp – Senior - 2010

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A visualy striking yet subtly off-putting and disturbing art piece.

I like it!

Robert Del Naja

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Today's the day!

Happy March 14th!

Wait, that’s not right…it should say THE DAY THAT KRABS FRIES!

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You know the bit at the beginning of Katamari Damacy where you're doing a little controls tutorial inside a circular arena?

I never realized it, but if you look up, it turns out it has an open top, and the King of All Cosmos is watching you.