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That Dream Simulator game on the PS1.

Nothing. Because my headphones broke after 2 years of use and I have no spares. I'm going a bit crazy.

A very good episode as usual!

Being up at stupid o'clock in the morning doing college work.

I haven't been, but I've seen a few of their concerts on TV. Seems like an awesome event to go to.

Ate some ice cream. Had some curry. Ate more ice cream.

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Well. It's 2:14 am. Eating toast and drinking tea.

Alien (Jerry Goldsmith) Alien³ (Elliot Goldenthal) Star Trek OSTs (Jerry Goldsmith (I, V, VIII, IX, X), James Horner (II, III), Leonard Rosenman (IV), Cliff Eidelman (VI), Dennis McCarthy (VII), Joel Goldsmith (VIII), Michael Giacchino (Star Trek 2009, Into Darkness)) Star Wars OSTs (John Williams) I Am Legend (James Newton Howard) The Matrix Trilogy (Don Davis) Blade Runner (Vangelis) The Thing (Ennio Morricone, John Carpenter) Labyrinth (David Bowie, Trevor Jones) Hellraiser (Christopher Young) Jurassic Park (John Williams) The Lion King (Hans Zimmer, Elton John, Tim Rice) Ghost in the Shell (Kenji Kawai) The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Howard Shore) Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (Patrick Doyle) King Kong (2005) (James Newton Howard) Repo! The Genetic Opera (Terrance Zdunich, Darren Smith) Avatar (James Horner) TRON: Legacy (Daft Punk) Pacific Rim (Ramin Djawadi)

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It allows you more range really. A seven string guitar adds a low B string, thus allowing for lower notes to be played, and lower, deeper sounding chords. A standard six string is tuned E,A,D,G,B,E, with a seven string making it B,E,A,D,G,B,E. I plan on getting an eight string soon (tuned F#,B,E,A,D,G,B,E). Here are some examples as to how this extended range can be used (bearing in mind these songs are lower than the standard tuning of seven and eight string guitars): Seven strings get0cXOsSXg Eight strings 5z1uBbvsq_U And then you can get more extended range guitars (these are usually custom made, however twelve string guitars are quite common. Each string is tuned an octave above I believe, so it's tuning would be E,E,A,A,D,D,G,G,B,B,E,E. The idea is that you can rest one finger on two strings.) Nine strings 4js6zDdg7FA

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I got a new guitar today. A nice 7 string.

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Uhh, well, this is from about a year ago. I'm the guy with the longest hair wearing the Slayer shirt. Group photo of the band I was in at the time.

Wow. I can remember watching the very first episode the day it was uploaded to Machinima's YouTube channel. Here's to a happy six years!

Great episode as always, Ross! Seems like everyone is getting ill. I passed a kidney stone recently and Jesus Christ lord almighty it was horrible. That coupled with my sleep deprivation, I have not been at my best recently. But to see your dedication to FM and delivering it to your fans even when ill is great.

"Love me for I am cute"

Don't want to take it slow, I want to take you home.

1844. The year I accidentally changed something which changed something which changed something important.

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Quantum Cthulhu.

Another great episode! And ghosts in Black Mesa? Explains the haunting sounds in the rail maps.

I am not actually sure whether Ross made the map himself or not. The exterior has been used in a prior CP episode. So either the map was edited to add the underground areas or they are two separate maps which seems more likely to me. In this case, if Ross sees this it's up to him to either contact the creator of the map(s) (if Ross is not the original creator) to ask their permission to upload them or upload the map(s) himself.