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Holy Crap.
Picked up my copy of Isaac Asimov's Prelude to Foundation just a moment ago and read the introduction by him. And . . . holy crap, that's a heck of a timeline. Here, lemme show you.
- The Complete Robot, '82: 31 shorts, including the entire I, Robot (owned) collection
- The Caves of Steel, '54 – begins robot novels
- The Naked Sun, '57
- The Robots of Dawn, '83
- Robots and Empire, '85
- The Currents of Space, '52 – begins Empire arc
- The Stars, Like Dust—, '51
- Pebble in the Sky, '50
- Prelude to Foundation, '88 (owned) – begins Foundation arc
- Foundation, '51 (owned) – collection of four shorts, and an added introduction
- Foundation and Empire, '52 (owned) – two stories
- Second Foundation, '53 – two stories
- Foundation's Edge, '82
- Foundation and Earth, '83
Cripes.
I NEED MONEY DARNIT [/Michi]
I Do Not Debate
I discuss. I suppose I should start off by saying that I am not a conscientious, globally-informed person. I do not spend any of my free time scouring news boards or keeping my ear to the ground. The vast majority of the stories I receive...Haul Post
Right, so finally I'm getting around to talking about what I got for the Christmas deal this year. Yup yup, two weeks into the new freaking year and I'm still back on that old thing. Yee-haw!
Pictures first, descant later. (Descant <-- desc <-- description) (Also, that IS my floor in the background. Tiled. Basement. Reason? Flood. Sometimes. Pain. In. The. Butt.)
The actual Christmas Day loot. Left to right: The Who, 20th Century Master's Collection; Blue October, Foiled; Simon and Garfunkel, Bridge Over Troubled Water; Dire Straits, Love Over Gold; Blue Öyster Cult, Cities On Flame With Rock And Roll
The accidental loot. Left to right: U2, All That You Can't Leave Behind; Audio Adrenaline, Adios: The Greatest Hits; The FIXX, Greatest Hits: One Thing Leads To Another; Rush, Retrospective; The Police, The Police (2 disc set); The Who, Who's Next
And now, the main event. Do it, Rockapella.
THE LOOT
E.S. Posthumus's long-awaited second album, Cartographer.
THE WARRANT
The explanation for the freaking long wait. And it's legit, too. Five years to make their own language? I can handle that. Listening to the Luna Sans disc, the language sound Romantic, but I could be off.
I should post later with my thoughts on all of these. Right now I'm still uber-excited about Cartographer, but I'll get to all of the others in time. And heck, I've already given Blue Öyster, Blue October, The Police, The Fixx, and one of The Who a whirl, so I'm not to terrible neglectful.
