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<blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 8761611" data-attributes="member: 3400">I've played in or run quite a few FR campaigns over the years, in no small part because it's easily accessible for me and my players. There's a lot of material out there, including published adventure campaigns and sites. And it's a perfectly serviceable hodge-podge of a campaign setting.But it also suffers the same effect of a number of songs/artists on commercial Classic Rock radio stations. Over. Play. I love the song &quot;Comfortably Numb&quot;, but JESUS, can you play something ELSE by Pink Floyd once in a while?!? Maybe a Lynyrd Skynyrd song other than &quot;Sweet Home Alabama&quot;? Or even something by Van Halen other than effing &quot;Jump&quot;? See, this is why I miss the radio station once known as The Lake in my area. They played &quot;Shine on You Crazy Diamond&quot;. In its entirety. They played a lot of deep cuts on lesser known albums by a lot of classic rock artists before they got replaced by a pop hip-hop format. This is why I subscribe to SiriusXM and listen to Little Steven's Underground Garage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="billd91, post: 8761611, member: 3400"] I've played in or run quite a few FR campaigns over the years, in no small part because it's easily accessible for me and my players. There's a lot of material out there, including published adventure campaigns and sites. And it's a perfectly serviceable hodge-podge of a campaign setting. But it also suffers the same effect of a number of songs/artists on commercial Classic Rock radio stations. [B]Over. Play.[/B] I love the song "Comfortably Numb", but [B]JESUS[/B], can you play something [B]ELSE[/B] by Pink Floyd once in a while?!? Maybe a Lynyrd Skynyrd song other than "Sweet Home Alabama"? Or even something by Van Halen other than effing "Jump"? See, this is why I miss the radio station once known as The Lake in my area. They played "Shine on You Crazy Diamond". In its entirety. They played a lot of deep cuts on lesser known albums by a lot of classic rock artists before they got replaced by a pop hip-hop format. This is why I subscribe to SiriusXM and listen to Little Steven's Underground Garage. [/QUOTE]

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