Did anyone have a closer look at the mp3 files yet? A few of them list composers B or C as interprets of songs from composer A's album (e.g. Josh Whelchel as interpret of a song from Big Giant Circle's Impostor Nostalgia). Does that mean someone messed up the mp3 tags or did all those composers collaborate on each other's albums?

I noticed that four new albums were added for people who paid $10 or more, bringing it up to a grand total of 21 albums of music. Wow.
Not sure. There was collaboration on some tracks, as most of the artists tend to remix each other's work. But the tags could be broken.

Bought. I'm not really interested in the music but I noticed that some of the money given went to the cancer society and had to give some money.

I think they tweeted that every artist does their own thing with the tags. So you have to check the credit files (the cover artwork included) or visit the album pages at Bandcamp to get more info.

I would have paid $1 just for the VVVVVV album. That's the only one I'm interested in right now, but I'm sure I'll like the others as well.

That sure was money well spend!

VVVVVV OST was worth it alone.And Isaac, brilliant. Thanks to the vigiliant mexican fox for posting this thread!

Was this giftable?

Glad I ended up spending enough to qualify for the bonus albums. Loving them all so far! I really love the indie gaming community.

Duh, I hadn't even thought of that. Thanks for clearing the fog that was clouding my brain yesterday. :)

I didn't go for the $10 option, since I already had the awesome Isaac soundtrack from the HIB, but I must say the "72 Minutes of Fame" album by C418 is pretty nice, too, if you're into that kind of music. I'm thinking about buying it directly from the bandcamp page.

Yep.

Thanks.

It appears there will be a new one coming soon:

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Sooooo when is it likely to be launched?

No idea. I got bored after ten minutes.