sorry if it says "not available in your country" ill need to poke at it later XD

US Freedom is best freedoms. Only here, do we have right to not see videos deemed discivil by central censor committee peoples. Other nations do not have such rights and so they might accidentally be party to viewing such videos as deemed undesirable by CCCP to their own displeasure. Great freedom we has we.

is it working now? D:

Yep. And I didn't even change countries. Kahlua, you must secretly be the supreme ruler of the US, are you not?

It worked back on my laptop, but now I'm using a different computer and it says Not available in your country still :c

cool

Clicked the like button even though I can't view it xD Awesome how it's blocked for me

is it working now? >_<

Do you have any idea who the steampunk werewolf is? He had such amazing music when I met him and I've got to get my hands on it!

The song is called "Banson's Aria" from a DS game called Henry Hatsworth's Puzzling Adventure. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=g6nc77yI3qA. The lyrics are all just Italian words to describe aspects of music (Fortato Staccato e Fortissimo) but are basically gibberish in their arrangement.

As for the music I was playing while outside, it was mainly a mixture of Professor Elemental ("chap-hop"), Steam Powered Giraffe, and Dr. Steel.

Sweet! Were you the guy who was preforming in steampunk gear with a stereo as well? I was the white bat in the skeleton pajamas.

Yeah, a combo of over doing it swinging that claw around in the Masquerade, wanting most of my stuff packed, and not yet having a left wolf arm, made me decide to just pack the clockwork arm & wear my "human-form" version of my gear on Sunday.

You were such a wonderful preformer! I absolutely love Steam Powered Giraffe and the music I was hearing was more of that quirky style that I love so I'm always interested in finding out the artists so I can get their songs. Thanx so much for letting me know

HAHAHAHA! Glad to actually see that my exaggerated movements were able to work my jaw correctly and the "Surprise! It's OPERA!" went over so well with the crowd. Thanks for posting this.