The Sims 4 Digital Deluxe Edition (2014)

Seasons are finally coming to The Sims 4, at last bringing the series’ most beloved expansion content into bloom for its latest iteration. That means loads of opportunities to enjoy seasonal activities, holiday celebrations, and leave your Sims to suffer and freeze in the midst of horrifying snowstorms. (If you’re a digital sadist, which I most definitely am not.)

Seasons are finally coming to The Sims 4, at last bringing the series’ most beloved expansion content into bloom for its latest iteration. That means loads of opportunities to enjoy seasonal activities, holiday celebrations, and leave your Sims to suffer and freeze in the midst of horrifying snowstorms.

Seasons are finally coming to The Sims 4, at last bringing the series’ most beloved expansion content into bloom for its latest iteration. That means loads of opportunities to enjoy seasonal activities, holiday celebrations, and leave your Sims to suffer and freeze in the midst of horrifying snowstorms. (If you’re a digital sadist, which I most definitely am not.)

Enjoy the power to create and control people in a virtual world where there are no rules. Express your creativity as you customize your Sims’ distinct appearances and unique personalities. Choose their fashions, select their hairstyles, and give them life aspirations. Effortlessly build your Sims the perfect homes with the all-new room-based Build Mode, choosing your favorite designs and décor.

The Lawrence Arms formed in Chicago in 1999, and members Brendan Kelly (vocals/bassist), Chris McCaughan (vocals/guitar), and Neil Hennessey (drummer) have released five studio albums to date. Their sixth album and first with Epitaph, "Metropole", captures “that alone-in-a-crowd, stranger-in-a-strange-land kind of shit - a feeling of such weird solitude that you don’t even know what’s up and what’s down ‘cause you’re so caught in the wake of the city", according to Kelly.

Steven Wilson’s new album The Future Bites is an exploration of how the human brain has evolved in the Internet era. As well as being Wilson’s phenomenal sixth album, The Future Bites is also an online portal to a world of high concept design custom built for the ultra-modern consumer.

While there was certainly little to complain about on the original issue of the soundtrack for Standing in the Shadows of Motown, for those who truly sought the magic of the Funk Brothers, this deluxe edition is what they longed for all along. This two-disc collection contains the soundtrack of the Allan Slutsky/Harry Weinger film – plus three bonus tracks – from that historic night at the Royal Oak Music Theater just outside of Detroit. It pairs what was left of the original Motown session gang and their heirs with a host of vocalists, including Joan Osborne, Chaka Khan, Bootsy Collins, Montell Jordan, Me'Shell NdegéOcello, Ben Harper, and Gerald LeVert interpreting the classics. The extra soundtrack cuts feature John Lee Hooker, Jackie Wilson, and Dennis Coffey with the Detroit Guitar Band. But on disc two, the entire grail becomes attainable. Here are 15 musical tracks, the original instrumental sides from "the Snakepit" of the Motown studios, with little or no vocal accompaniment, remixed from the ground up. The producers broke down and mapped out each verse, bridge, chorus, and vamp on paper first. Phone calls were made to the living members and then each tune was knotted together from the recorded evidence, using the input of the Funks and the added guitars of Dennis Coffey and Wah Wah Watson.

Sixth release in Purple Chick Deluxe Edition series.