The Dingees are a band that I find not many people know, because they were relegated to “Christian Music” for a very long time. Evidently all that means is that they didn’t swear in their music, because apart from one reference to David and Goliath, most of the alum is your boilerplate punk and ska album.
I think that is what I like most about Armageddon Massive
The album the winds down a path of ska and reggae, taking a brief stop to hint at jazz and swing styles. What’s great is that the hooks may be simple, but they are so widely varied that you have to argue that the band has a range of talents. I haven’t heard it in years, and when I found my CD in my parents’ attic, it had been scratched to unfixable ends. So I recently bought another copy and have been enjoying it lately. I have never heard any albums from The Dingees other than Armageddon Massive
for the same price as it would cost to buy the $250! I suspect the price drop to be permanent, although it is possible that the drive may return to it’s $130 price tag. Still, an upgrade later is always an option if you decide that 4GB is not enough for you, once you get a taste of all the offerings on Xbox Live!
is coming out on the 26th, and we can’t forget that 
arrives the week before. Even earlier, you can expect to see 
, but I’m still excited for 
. I recently received an email announcing that they should be shipping to the Kickstarter supporters
needs some play time, along with classics like Yar’s Revenge, I might also be the only person in 2013 who has played 
, but man it still feels good when my 2nd line Pittsburgh Penguins, and their NHLPA licensed Ronnie Francis, Center, #10, steps up and fires a goal past the net-minder in beautiful 16-bit graphics! And before Baird and Cole Train take out another platoon of Grubs in the latest gears of war, my old pal Star Fox have to save the galaxy from Andross once again. The good old days are great, and I’m always looking forward to what’s coming next!