> One other question... what year was it again that DW-Doug went walkabout from the warriors world?
1998.
> I'm confused, because Doug mentions being glad he didn't teach her any manson songs...
Yeah, that's probably an anachronism, unless I fudge it and say MM hit big earlier than he/they did in real time.
> Of course, that doens'nt include anything he may have picked up in other stops of the walk, does it?
That too. I've tried so far not to supplement his songs with anything post-1998 that wasn't native to the world he was in (for instance, "Konya wa Hurricane"), but to tell the god's honest truth, the first thing he would do in any future milieu is go to a record store and look for "new" stuff by trusted artists and any interesting unfamiliar stuff. (Actually, he has done this in Megatokyo -- when talking about Madonna in chapter 11, he mentions that he has at least checked a list of her albums to see what she's done post-98.)
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
1998.
> I'm confused, because Doug mentions being glad he didn't teach her any manson songs...
Yeah, that's probably an anachronism, unless I fudge it and say MM hit big earlier than he/they did in real time.
> Of course, that doens'nt include anything he may have picked up in other stops of the walk, does it?
That too. I've tried so far not to supplement his songs with anything post-1998 that wasn't native to the world he was in (for instance, "Konya wa Hurricane"), but to tell the god's honest truth, the first thing he would do in any future milieu is go to a record store and look for "new" stuff by trusted artists and any interesting unfamiliar stuff. (Actually, he has done this in Megatokyo -- when talking about Madonna in chapter 11, he mentions that he has at least checked a list of her albums to see what she's done post-98.)
-- Bob
---------
Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.