I still can’t find a series to fill in the void left when Seto no Hanayome ended its run. No more slapstick for me. Anyway, they just released two mini-albums from the seiyuu singing some of the songs while in character. That by itself isn’t news, I’m just taking that as an excuse to post up covers. So, here you go! Click to go to larger versions. Copyright owned by respective owners.
In other news. Yes Asia has just ended its in-house affiliate program and has just outsourced it to webgains. Anybody tried signing up for it ‘cos it didn’t work for me. Dumbasses.
No, that’s not my buttcrack peeking out at ya, that’s an exclamation mark enclosed within parentheses. Anyway, check out dJ phuturecybersonique’s mashup of Siti Nurhaliza vs. Snoop Dogg.
Which reminds me of DJ Prince’s most totally excellent mashup, Snoop Dogg vs Eddie Cochran, C’mon Everybody Let’s Drop It Like It’s Hot.
In my last post, I left you at the end, saying that I’ll try using 1-Click. Well, in short, it didn’t work. Well, so much for brash consumer confidence and irrational exuberance. Oh well, too bad for them then. Won’t see a penny (or 89 pennies) of my hard-earned money then. Also, there’s always BitTorrent, so no love lost here.
Do you hear that, RIM? Instead of going after people pirating your crap, why don’t you concentrate on what’s important, giving the consumer what they want. I don’t want RM50 albums filled with only one or two songs that I want to listen and the rest padded with disposable filler crap. I want RM0.99 MP3 downloads. Give me that and you might see a slight pick-up in sales. I mean, come on, who still listens to CD?
Engadget, Gizmodo and Lifehacker simultaneously posted the following interesting tidbit, Amazon launching its new DRM-free MP3 store. So, in the interest of scientific discovery, I shall show support for the greedy recording companies hardworking artists and attempt to purchase a track or two from Amazon’s MP3 store. Click on the link below to read more about my adventures in brash consumer optimism.
This site allows you to hop on iTunes’ database of album art, so if you are anal about grabbing high-res album art to match your MP3 collection, then hop on over to Josh’s iTunes Album Art Grabber to download some fine images to dress up your collection. Look what I found.
Better grab some soon, before Apple releases its horde of hungry lawyers on this poor fellow.
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