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Playlist: 4-7-08
Posted 04-07-08 at 06:49 PM by Chipp
I've added Nexuiz to the games bin - think of it as a (very) graphically impressive Unreal Tournament clone that runs natively on linux. Gameplay is pretty balanced from what I've seen, though it is missing some UT-esque things such as dodging. But, a heck of a cool way to kill some time when don't feel like a reboot to Windows. 
And echoing the attitude of the above smiley, I recently stumbled upon my collection of Sublime albums, and they promptly replaced Jack Johnson as my personal chillout-music extraordinares. Though growing in the California-punk scene popularized by Greenday and the likes of The Offspring, Sublime kept true to their roots and the almost-trademark distorted beach-stoner sound that is a brilliant mix of funk, ska and reggae. I dig it - and thats all I've got to say.
And echoing the attitude of the above smiley, I recently stumbled upon my collection of Sublime albums, and they promptly replaced Jack Johnson as my personal chillout-music extraordinares. Though growing in the California-punk scene popularized by Greenday and the likes of The Offspring, Sublime kept true to their roots and the almost-trademark distorted beach-stoner sound that is a brilliant mix of funk, ska and reggae. I dig it - and thats all I've got to say.
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I recently expanded my Bob Marley collection, so it seems we both got some chilling out to do.Posted 04-13-08 at 12:03 AM by ted
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Chipp, dunno if you've ever heard of the Ziggens. They were on Skunk back in the Sublime era. Surf/ska/rockabilly tunes, pretty relaxed and entertaining stuff. Check out Amped 1 & 2 for the Xbox, they had some licensed tracks in the games.Posted 04-13-08 at 10:32 PM by ILOVEPOTtery 
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I've never heard of them - I'll have to look them up.
Posted 04-14-08 at 04:45 PM by Chipp
