Difference between revisions of "SQUID disc: I Love Three Decades Ago"
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| − | ** "{{wikipedia|Walking on Sunshine (song)|Walking on Sunshine}}" by Katrina and the Waves | + | ** "{{wikipedia|Walking on Sunshine (Katrina and the Waves song)|Walking on Sunshine}}" by Katrina and the Waves |
Latest revision as of 00:15, 13 November 2016
SQUID disc: I Love Three Decades Ago
Plural: SQUID discs: I Love Three Decades Ago
This disc is a collection of some of the best songs from thirty years ago. Rather fitting, considering the source. Still, these songs are never gonna give you up, they'll never let you down. While listening, ain't nothing gonna break your stride, nobody's gonna slow you down; oh no. You'll be walking on sunshine, and don't that feel good?
Miscellaneous Item
Level Required: 4
Autosell value: 10
Usable
How Obtained
Exchange at Subscriber's Exclusive Store for 2 subscription vouchers
Without some type of SQUID Player in your inventory:
- You'd like to use the SQUID disc, but you don't have a device capable of playing it.
With some kind of SQUID Player in your inventory:
- There's an uncanny truth that, no matter what the year, there's bound to be a certain fascination with the things which happened three decades ago. The trip down memory lane dredges up feelings of nostalgia, amusement, and irony, in equal portions. It's a good time, but clips containing such ancient and inferior pre-SQUID production values leave something to be desired. You gain 35-45 XP.
Using multiple:
Without some type of SQUID Player in your inventory:
- You'd like to use the SQUID disc, but you don't have a device capable of playing it.
With some kind of SQUID Player in your inventory:
- There's an uncanny truth that, no matter what the year, there's bound to be a certain fascination with the things which happened three decades ago. The trip down memory lane dredges up feelings of nostalgia, amusement, and irony, in equal portions. It's a good time, but clips containing such ancient and inferior pre-SQUID production values leave something to be desired. You gain some XP.
References
- The item name is a possible reference to the television program I Love the 80's.
- The description refers to the following songs, all popular in the 1980's:
- "Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley
- "Break My Stride" by Matthew Wilder
- "Walking on Sunshine" by Katrina and the Waves
