Christ Centered Gamer

MXPX...not my fave but it was a blast from the past.

I haven't bought any lately but my grandma got me the Super Mario Galaxy soundtrack. GREAT MUSIC!!!

I know I said I'd likely not buy another CD again thanks to Spotify but recently bought Manafest: The Chase (digital).

Manic Drive: VIP
First two tracks are amazing. Everything else is less so, but still great to listen to.

The last CD I bought was Carrie Underwood I can not name the album for i was like 10 years old and I 21 year old and I no long have it do to some things in life

I got a CD of piano versions of a bunch of songs related to New York City.

Tripled up yesterday at the record store. Brought home "King of the Beach" by Wavves, "Lazareto" by Jack White, and "...For The Whole World To See" by Death. This was after getting "The Physical World" by Death From Above 1979.

So many CDs!

The last CD I bought was "Live Life Loud" by Hawk Nelson

Veggie Rocks! Really fun to listen to.

'Twas a Michael Jackson CD

Dancing Dad from Earthbound Papas - came with a signed photo of Nobuo Uematsu!

Three soundtracks from La-La Land Records: Starhawk, Empire of the Sun, and Independence Day.

Last actually cd I bought or at least asked for. I think it was of a boy singer when I was 5 years old. His name was Benjermin something. I also have a cd that was like 2001 best hits or something. Might have been my sisters though.

I mentioned in the New Member Introductions thread that my favorite Christian group was probably Casting Crowns because there aren't many songs on the CDs of theirs that I have heard that I will skip through. That said, there has been a song I've heard on Christian radio probably a dozen times altogether over the last couple years at least that I did not know the name of and the name/artist was never given after the song was played. I heard it yesterday on the way home from work and was able to write some of the lyrics down on my forearm while I was waiting. I got enough of it to be able to google my partial lyric and learn that the song I like so much is "Forgiven" by Relient K. I also learned on Google that the album (ok, CD lol... I still have trouble not calling them albums when I'm talking about them. I was born in 1957. CDs are MUCH more convenient for listening to in the car LOL! Record players probably wouldn't work so well for that lol) is titled "Five Score and Seven Years Ago." I plan to buy that CD at Mardel's in Abilene tomorrow if they have it. I'll order it if they don't. What initially attracted me to the song wasn't the lyrics, but the beat and the music which reminds me greatly of the band "U2". Turns out I like the lyrics too. I don't know if I will like every song on the album and haven't bothered to listen to a couple more songs I have seen off that album on Google. I'll take my chances lol.

big weekend hackney 2014