Selfsurprise

You know those "SCP Reading" channels that are all the rage? If you are aware of them, you'll probably also know almost of all of them feature narrators who sound like game show hosts and feature oddly out of place dubstep background music. Have you ever wanted to see a reading channel that understood the creepy archival nature of the SCP Wiki? Or maybe you just enjoy listening to eerie and thought provoking spoken word stuff. If so, you could do a lot worse than having a peep at Eastside Show SCP. I might as well post my ten favourite articles Eastside Steve has read. (this was an award I was allowed to request after giving money to his Patreon) (future RGD episode? :3)

New Order by Pythius

There's one quote from Ep. 26 that pretty sums up how I feel at work the majority of the time. "You know, some people might argue I'm only focusing on the negative, but I think that's because I can't think of one thing today anyone else has done right. All anyone has been doing today has been breaking things, running around screaming, shooting the wrong people, or dying. I mean, what am I supposed to say to people? "Wow, you sure did a good job falling down that elevator shaft!" Or "Way to lock yourself inside the freezer! I'm so proud of you."" In all honesty I identify with Ross Scott's Freeman to a disturbingly high degree.

"Garth is a wandering Pornographer, a school of people who research ancient ruins and try to interpret what exactly sexuality used to be like in the before times. He paints vivid tapestries of the glorious images. When he creates a true work of art, it calls out the deepest emotions from those around him, changing the course of battle. No matter the tools in his hands, from a piece of chalk and a big rock to the pointiest pencil and fine print paper, he'll work day and night to depict the pinnacle of erotic imagery." This character bio alone makes me want to find out whats going on in this strange world.

Are you a fan of techno music Ross? Some of the songs that turn up at the end of your Gaming Dungeon episodes suggests you might be. If so I recently rediscovered an old favourite of mine. There was a third-person shooter Ghost In The Shell game for the PS1 (which you can read a fair bit about on Wikipedia) that had an excellent soundtrack. This was back in 90's and I was only a kid, so I recall very little of the actual gameplay. What stuck in my mind was the awesome animated intro, it's stylized hyperviolence and overt sexuality making on impression on my youthful brain. I recently found a high quality upload of the original video on , as well as various higher audio quality uploads on the actual song by Japanese DJ Takkyu Ishino. I'd highly recommend listening to the games accompanying double CD soundtrack if you can. If you want a physical copy there are apparently three for sale on Discogs for fairly absurd amounts of money. Alternatively you could listen to featuring the correctly arranged tracks from both CD's. I almost didn't bring this last link up because you said you would prefer not to listen to music via Youtube, but you can probably find a quality download of the album somewhere if you are really interested. There was even a ten track vinyl version, if you wanted to be especially hardcore... :3