Remember Toonami? Nostalgia and drum n' bass make sweet, sweet love.

I don't think many people seem to know this about me, but I have myself some incredibly odd nostalgic spurts. Sometimes I'll reminisce about my childhood. You know, the good old days, when things were a lot simpler and you didn't have to worry about GPA's or paying the car note or finding another job or any of that shit. Sometimes it's Power Rangers. Sometimes it's old toys. These trips down memory lane can range from mentioning how cool something used to be in passing, to looking up an old childhood obsession on YouTube (which is a fucking treasure trove for the nostalgic, by the way) to, well...something like this.

I doubt anyone even remembers like I do how cool it was to watch Dragonball Z in the afternoons on Cartoon Network's Toonami block, where a little blue robot named Tom would stride into the bridge of his kick-ass spaceship and introduce the next show with cool electronica playing in the background. I do have a point here, and that is the afforementioned electronica. Seriously - that shit was cool. I was thinking about it again a few years ago and went and did some internet searching - turns out, there's a whole CD (in fact, several whole CDs, if you know where to look) worth of this shit by a guy named Joe Boyd Vigil. I'm not going to delve into the whole of the stuff that I found in my internet travels, but I'll share with you the one published CD that came out of this stuff.

Thanks to KHInsider for hosting this, which means that I don't have to MediaFire the shit. Enjoy!

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