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diff --git a/album/one-year-older.yaml b/album/one-year-older.yaml
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@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ Groups:
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 - John's dad
 Commentary: |-
-    <i>Erik Scheele:</i>
+    <i>Erik Scheele:</i> (booklet commentary)
     <center><small>okay first things first</small><br>I<br>MADE THIS<br><big>FOR YOU</big></center>
     Yes you. The one sitting at their computer or phone or other gadget, you the one who's doing their hair or putting on flair like you just don't care, you the one sitting at a desk or laying in a bed or even hiding from the cops, I don't really care, this was made for you. It's been worked on over a long period of time (technically almost two years!), it's been delayed and pushed back, it was actually not even going to come out for a while, but here it is. And I'm incredibly thankful that you, whoever you are and whatever your interest, are spending the time to listen to this music.
     So what is this, then? Well, back when the Homestuck music team was all jumping on the concept of "solo albums", I said to myself, hum, why not do one? The original concept was incredibly vague, because I'm not a very imaginative person most of the time, an album for John Egbert that used piano in most every track to some degree. And after a few tracks were made, a more specific idea began to emerge, that of an album sequentially examined moments in his journey through SBURB, music for key points or just for scenes. I even graphed the entire (known) timeline out on a giant piece of paper and plotted it all out. It's turned out to be far more ambitious and broad of a goal than I'd originally planned for, especially with how "key events known" slowly eclipsed "key events to unfold" over time, but I feel confident enough about how this album has turned out that I'm not too worried. And if anything, that means more music has come to you.
@@ -28,6 +28,10 @@ Commentary: |-
     And lastly to Andrew Hussie for creating Homestuck, making the really crazy decision to bring me onto the team in the first place, and for giving me the opportunity to both make an album and just make music for him in the first place. I don't know how little I would've composed if I didn't have Homestuck pushing along, both giving me a reason to write and things to write about.
     Alright! Now that all that before-album talk is done with, it's time to get into the album proper. I hope you, out there, enjoy this album, and I'll see you on the flipside.
     <i>Signed, Erik "Jit" Scheele</i>
+    <i>Erik Scheele:</i> (2019 re-release commentary)
+    An album I made for Homestuck, released originally on 8/16/2012. After it was spontaneously "retired" from their catalogue without warning, now it is here, for free, for people to enjoy. Album is as it was originally, with commentary PDF, track art, everything.
+    If you want to toss some money down for it, then that's fine with me. If I'm out of free download credits, then perhaps get it from a friend on the internet.
+    If you'd like to get in contact with me, the best way is by email, so use the "contact" button up on the right sidebar or email me at <a href="mailto:erikscheelemusic@gmail.com">erikscheelemusic@gmail.com</a>. You can also find me on tumblr (<a href="https://jitmakesstuff.tumblr.com">jitmakesstuff</a>) or twitter (<a href="https://twitter.com/jitters20">@jitters20</a>) but I very hardly use those sites at the moment.
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