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Yes! Rhodes and Nord Wave. Already listed.

But also...




...Plus most of the stuff at Analogue Haven.

I have major DSi GAS:



And I bought Pokemon White today....

^bastard!
I want it so bad >.<
waiting on roms to come out

Since the 3DS is coming out later this month I'm just gonna wait I think....

ipad 2 with korg and moog apps

theshoegazer wrote:Since the 3DS is coming out later this month I'm just gonna wait I think....

the 3DS is pretty meh to be honest, although the 3D camera on it is pretty nifty

i'm now experiencing GAS for a group of people in Santa Cruz like the STL ILF contingent.

theshoegazer wrote:

awsome game

theshoegazer wrote:Since the 3DS is coming out later this month I'm just gonna wait I think....

YESSSS 3ds is gonna make me buy ocarina of time for the 3rd time

univalve wrote:ipad 2 with korg and moog apps

Me too!


and this:


and this:

phantasmagorovich wrote:

univalve wrote:ipad 2 with korg and moog apps

Me too!


and this:


and this:

Ah...yea those Eigenharps look pretty awesome...but... a Gu-Qin?...

Hell yes. I love the sound of a Gu Qin. Impossible to get a hold of over here apparently though. If you want to get an instrument, not a decorative piece of plasticine with rubber bands.

phantasmagorovich wrote:Hell yes. I love the sound of a Gu Qin. Impossible to get a hold of over here apparently though. If you want to get an instrument, not a decorative piece of plasticine with rubber bands.

Haha.. I see. Hey, nothing wrong with trying something unique!...just surprised me..wasn't expecting it

gu-qins always remind me of that movie Kung-Fu Hustle, though

Its a Gu Zheng but Bei Bei is the BOMB... One of my first myspace friends back in 05... She actually would respond and sent songs on your birthday... I love Bei Bei...

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