VGMusic

So they're running TV ads in America trying to sell SOPA to the viewers.

I've never seen so many negative votes.

Hey, if anyone's interested, I put up a full length TF2 montage I made: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kt0i7OWrl8 I'm rather pleased with how it turned out. Let me know if you like it!

I kinda remember you. Did you have the Randy Savage avatar?

Powerlord wrote:(I didn't hit F6 until I respawned, whoops)

I've done that quite a few times. It's ALMOST as frustrating as saving a replay, only to find someone's strange weapon confused the game and corrupted the file.

I hate those things.

Lately I've been developing a love/hate relationship with the TF2 replay system (only one in three saves properly, the rest crash my game). I've uploaded a few of my favorites on youtube, and thought I'd share my favorite here. If you have any of your own replays for TF2, or similar replays or game ...

Quick question, cause I can't check at the moment, are the OCR servers still password protected?

I haven't played there in forever since the lag got extreme on my old crappy computer, and I never added them since getting my new compy.

Also, is Frogg still the most bothersome heavy around?

This is hilarious. He's really serious, isn't he?

In 2004, when some random thread about VGmusic on GameFAQs opened up a whole world of nostalgia.

Dunno if anyone here still plays, but my account is Trauma_Advocate
I started playing TF2 a month or two ago and now play pretty frequently.

I have prior engagements.

Water/dark and effectiveness be darned.

I'M AN EEL

You bring up some good points. Maybe it's my own tastes then... Some of my other favorite bands include Muse and Hurt, both of whom employ very noticeable transitions in the majority of their songs, going from subtle and intricate to loud and grandiose in a matter of seconds. "Spellbound,"...

Hey guys, I know I haven't been around for a while, but I thought I had something to discuss and couldn't think of a better place to bring it up. One of the many things I learned in band was that the volume of a song had to be dynamic or it was sure to get boring. Yet when I listen to Spellbound by ...

Hahah, nice. Good work, guys.