sonic_bubltea

Ha that's cool. Not your typical trailer music.

I went to see her play a show a few years ago, and she mentioned writing music for a NASA documentary. I thought her music would sound great for that.

I love this whole album too.

Zoe Keating is awesome!

Angel Mage by Garth Nix. I thought the concept sounded great, but the book fell flat for me.

I was the same. I don't use it enough to make the cost worth it, and I can wait a few extra days for free shipping. It usually ends up arriving faster than predicted anyway.

This seems like the type of mistake any person could make. It's about whether you try to be aware and fix the mistakes. Writing code is never perfect. Your boss is being overly critical here.

Napoleon by Bear's Den off of Red Earth and Pouring Rain

And if I may present an over the top classical selection. The finale to Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky. It certainly says ending.

Nice! Glad to see a post about classical

Unfair of her not to take you! I like how you hear him speak, soft spoken Irish guy. This voice? The same voice? And then he sings. Oookay this is amazing!

Work Song by Hozier

Month of Sundays by Passenger. A little melancholic, like much of his music.

Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett. Our protagonist thief accidentally steals a talking key, but I don't want to spoil too much. Plus it's been a while so I don't remember a lot of details. I liked how the magic was like logical programming. How do you make a carriage sitting on an even surface roll forward? Tell it that it's now on an incline.

Edit: Oops. Flipped the author's name

This is a fun format. Do you mind expanding beyond physical collections? I understand if you want to preserve the original spirit of the threads. Just wondered if it would get more people interested in commenting.