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My daily dose. The Rippingtons, 20th Anniversary (album)

I agree, I prefer having all of those aspects of the music that is shared (so you dont have to search it out) and am also particularly interested when the sound recording quality is noted as well.

This has been the convention for the last several years. Personally, I like the artist, title (track or album), link to youtube format, but it's not required.

I read the format the same way: a pick plus a sentence on why it's stuck with you, rather than a bare title. As for the split you mention, I usually land on game soundtracks proper — there's a lot of late-80s synth work in that space that sits right in the ambient-meets-arcade zone you described. Slower, moodier tracks fit autumn listening well regardless of source, so I'd be glad to see both kinds posted here. Curious which specific soundtracks you've been revisiting.