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Ah but maybe that's the message.  Perhaps he's suggesting with the title "Eat Music, Eat Chiptune" that the former is forbidden for those obsessed with the latter.  Clearly this is Alex spilling his opinion on the Chipmusic scene in general.

The midatlantic area welcomes you home, old friend.  Don't get too spoiled in NYC now!

We miss you back down in the ol' Mid Atlantic!  Can't wait for this!

A final gift from a friend to friends:  http://beveragestuff.net/Files/completeart.png

I'm on 3.9.6 on one of the BleepBloop Non-USB Carts.  It hasn't been as prevalent for me as it appears to be for Seal Of Quality though so no worries.

I've had some bugs hidden in some of my LSDJ tracks as well, not sure what causes them but they appear to become more frequent the more my cart fills up.  Maybe someone will drop by with a bit more insight but for now what I generally do to fix little things like this from snagging me at the worst times is add a little "setup" chain to the top of the song I'm writing.  Generally it only needs one phrase, simply a place for executing quick table commands to fix tempo and groove should they be off.  Use the G command at the top there to set up your groove properly before the track plays and of course make sure you've got empty space of equal length in the other channels to ensure everything stays lined up and plays properly.

That was all probably rather obvious stuff that you already do but I figured I'd toss in.  Good luck!

Googling around I'm only finding it at like $30 and up, sort of steep I guess but if it's rare it's rare I suppose...  If I'm not allowed to suggest it then someone please say so but have you considered a solution like the PowerPak?  At least with that you'd also have the glorious capability of running things like NTRQ, Lightwall, and various bits of NO_CARRIER software once you get tired of the game?  That's of course assuming you're not looking for the real deal like a collector or something.  Just tossing in $.02!