Yeah sadly the music industry works that way. For example notice how many sales Justin Bieber gets, simply because it's mainstream pop/dance music. I would hate to be forced to change my style to something I dislike creating, though. In the past I tried doing stuff closer to existing dance genres and it never worked well or I didn't like the end result.

I was finally able to listen to the entire album in one sitting, and I love it

I was gonna try reviewing each of the songs more in depth, so I took notes as I listened, but the only things I wrote for any of songs were "yes", "great", "VERY YES", and "YESSSSS"
The "VERY YES" comment was to Xaminaga for remixing one of my other favorite Omnimaga songs, and "YESSSSS" was at The Land of Hopelessness for... well, the entire thing, really

Oh don't worry josJuice. I must manually remove the track, as there's no pre-set timeframe for availability of tracks. You can even set the release date in the future. So the track could be available until 12:07 AM or so

Also glad you liked the songs. Hopefully I get inspiration to do more soon (I might also post HQ versions of some of my old stuff there too in the future along with zip files of my other stuff attached to it)

really? I thought they had a totally different music style? Or do you just mean the title?

Actually the title of the first song is in reference to my song Moon Knight from 2003.  I considered actually making a track called Tales of the Star Knight too at one point, by the way, since there was also a song called Star Knight

I do not know, but I heard it's almost like WAV but with very good compression. I got told it was better than 320k MP3 at least. The downside with FLAC, though, is that very few players support that format, so you usually need to download VLC Media Player or something like that.

And yes those songs are recorded directly from MTVMG and saved in WAV. They got uploaded to Bandcamp, who are offering songs in various formats.

But again, certain people think not providing a CD and a CD pocket isn't enough to buy the album

Which I think isn't right, because providing CDs is a major PITA for the seller if he starts becoming popular and if he decides to have a company do it for him, they always extort so much money from you that you basically lose money and you have no guarantees they'll not scam you. If they do it for free, then they take like $10-15 off your sale, so you have to charge like $20-25 for the album without shipping fees included. >.< Plus I myself don't like the 3-4 weeks shipping time between  Canada and United States or vice-versa.

As for FLAC, I'M glad they include it since a lot of music stores I saw only provides 128K or 192K MP3s so the quality suffers a lot. The only time you won't see a difference in quality for music I sell is when I decide to sell my older stuff, since I no longer have WAV files for most of the songs.

One hour left

(got confused with timezones earlier and said 30 minutes, but in fact it was 90)

EDIT: And it's over!