Thanks! I think it's a great track, but I guess it is interesting mostly for the hi-Fi nerds.

sweet! free hi fi's!

My Best Buy and Magnolia Hi-Fi credit accounts are managed by HSBC

It is incomprehensible that there are no serious repercussions for such atrocity.

I have never played Mincraft, nor want to (just don't have the time for such a timesink), but that mix of lo-fi and hi-fi graphics is sublime.

Impressive technology both then and perhaps even now, that some players still work and its freaking vynil. I remember all the rich kids in the early 80s had one of these! Of course when the NES made its debut nobody cared about CED players anymore.

From the youtube page "in general the video quality is quite good, considering that the newest disc made is 22 years old. I don't think that 22-year-old VHS tapes would hold up quite so well."

I have the 1984 cassette release of Star Wars on my hands and they still look reasonably good considering their age, the most impressive bit is that VHS Hi-Fi is nearly CD quality on all the old commercial tapes I have despite how old they are. It's hard to tell the difference between DVD stereo sound and VHS Hi-Fi on some of them.

I'd like to just play this on my 'hi-fi' at home for a friend to listen to, be totally into it and ask them if they recognise it, maybe try to name the band.



The song really doesn't sound like it's from an awkwardly social middle-aged man trying to recapture his edge after a generation of being compromised from his now-divorced wife who compromised him of his dreams only to leave for someone else with more edge and have them leave her, not able to get back to Gormley who's fully set on his weekend-music career showcasing his once/every 4-months songs with music videos created by an equally awkward-but-in-different-ways musical-success-rejected media groupie overwhelmed with guilt for having bullied poor Gormley by taunting his musical style and introvertedness eventually causing his established need to seek out a life partner who gave him a modicum of attention secluding them to a promised life of affection and support only to have that crushing around them after a faithful night out exposed to a whirlwind of emotions overcome by life-time denied excitement at a hard-rock show for her college friend's stagette party.

It doesn't.