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Chopin - Etudes Op. 25, No. 4 in A minor

The Beatles - Run For Your Life

Jeffrey Lewis - If you Shoot the Head You Kill the Ghoul

Radiohead - The National Anthem

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Red Right Hand

Chopin - Ballade No. 3 in A flat major, Op. 47

Nina Simone - Tell Me More and More and Then Some

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Hossam Ramzy - Ghareeb (How Odd)

Nouvelle Vague - Dancing With Myself

Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds - Lovely Creature

Chopin - Polonaise in G flat major, BI 36

Simon & Garfunkel - Bye Bye Love

Chopin - 24 Preludes, Op. 28 No. 10

Cake - Ain't No Good I just love this song so much.

I have to say that I think the issue of violence in games isn't really important at all. Or rather, it's about as important as violence in movies, or violent music lyrics, or violence in books, or playing cops and robbers. The point is that if, say, 12 year old kids have trouble distinguishing between make-believe violence and real violence, their parents have bigger things to worry about in their kid's development than violent games. On the other hand, to take a more extreme example, if a 4 or 5 year old is playing, say, Manhunt, I also don't understand how that might not be exclusively the parents' fault, with or without the existence of government mandated age raitngs.

Rancid - Daly City Train

Did anyone at Obsidian actually see the crash?

Hooray for Bok!

Kings of Convenience - Misread

Aloha - Be Near

The Exploited - They Won't Stop

Agent Sparks - Choke

Great Lake Swimmers - I Saw You In The Wild

You should be a private eye, funcroc. It's like legalized stalking.