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giant bomb has had that core group of voices for the literal majority of my life. they've informed some of my taste, personality, and introduced me to other incredible people/things. they've always been a constant in my life. a source of comfort. can't help but feel heartbroken.

that said i am very excited for the future of the website and what else every one does.

To me, Aisha Tyler said it best. She wonderfully and succinctly described what I think people saw in him as a TV personality, writer, and human. He was truly genuine (which is rare in that world).

https://twitter.com/aishatyler/status/1005111033571053571

o7

Fuck cancer. I watched my step dad wilt away. I hope John was as comfortable as he could be.

Sent a request to join GT is nholder.

Elite: Dangerous

I can't add much more to the already great lists by the folks above me but I do implore you to listen to Suffragette City by Bowie.

It's extremely catchy, great riff, and most importantly has an awesome sound. The production on the entire album is great, but that one is a stand out track to me. Listen to the layering, especially the bass/keyboard mix near the end (around 2:18).

Same.

And apparently Atticus Ross did some of the score so that's cool.

This one is hard.

Good luck Drew. Thanks for responding to my PM that one time...

And thanks for being a rad guy who exposed a lot of people to things they probably wouldn't have ever tried out.

You better be around for podcasts!

There are so many moments in the soundtrack (production wise) that made me say "Ok, now you're just doing your best Trent Reznor impression."

He pulls it off very, very well.

IIRC, Jeff mentioned something about how that may be between Spotify and those specific podcasts. I don't know if, and I very much doubt, it is as easy as it may seem.