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 Added on March 22, 2011  Alan Smithee   , , , ,

Morning Cup o’ Music

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Sometimes, I wish the apocalypse would just happen already so I can start wandering around the wastelands listening to music from the 50s.

Today’s track is helping me get over this giant pile of melancholy that is Tuesday morning. The Ink Spots were completely unknown to millions of people until their inclusion onto the soundtrack for Fallout 3. The track in question is “I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire” and for some reason…it encapsulates the entire feeling that comes from playing any of the Fallout series.

There are so many other good tracks from this OST, but this is the one that many of us first heard on the trailer that showed how bad the nation’s capitol got it during the nuclear holocaust.

Just think. Things could be MUCH worse.

Alan Smithee

by Alan Smithee

I sit upon my throne as the owner/shogun of this site, WatchPlayRead. But it wasn't always so. I too have had blogspots, I've done other community blogs, I've even written professionally for other sites out there...yet none of them provided the content I had a real passion for. It is then that I became tired of being a small cog in a big machine, and of writing about nothing but game news after game news article and the periphery that comes from such schlock, like knowing who Michael Pachter and Bobby Kotick are. I decided to start MediaWhoreNetwork.com and ran up my post count there for about 2 years, commenting about any and everything that I wanted to. I even started a weekly podcast that I feel has come into its own. It wasn't until earlier this year that I realized that having the word "whore" in your URL might be a bit limiting to my potential audience. I then made the website and its branding move over to WatchPlayRead.com.

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