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Mini rings > * I loved those things in real life, and their awesomeness transcended nicely into the game.

Yeah, he died while on tour with All Japan in late 2003/early 2004. I believe La Parka and NOSAWA had gone to his room and found him dead.

Haven't seen it yet, I'll probably rent it at least.

Rob Convoy Chunk Columbo Eric Bischall Hot Scotty Jon Bradley Leftfield Kirk Angel Ray Mysterious ..are just some of them. ← It's just like playing the Fire Pro games. I think I might be able to get into this... EDIT: Guess I'll have to take a raincheck on playing it. It's still a fucking memory hog.

Big D and the Kids Table alexisonfire Poison the Well

I wasn't a big fan to begin with, but their older stuff is quite a bit better than the stuff they've come out with recently. I think Borland is a big part of that, so maybe they'll be able to win their old fans back with whatever their next release will be.

Oooo, I didn't even consider him. He'd be terrific, and it'd be even better if he had Bob Odenkirk on lots, also. Mr. Show lives! ← Another Mr. Show fan? I must say, our breed is few and far between my good man. And Zero, I agree that Cross isn't exactly "network friendly," and him taking on a late show would invariably result in discontent in one way or another. If he were forced to tone down his style, more loyal fans would be disappointed. If he kept up his current style, more conservative viewers would be turned off, especially with a network like CBS. If we were talking about HBO or Comedy Central, it would be an entirely different story. Truth be told, I'd absolutely love to see Norm McDonald doing a late show. He's got the news experience from his Weekend Update tenure with SNL, and could more than likely convincingly pull off an interview. In my mind, he'd be an outstanding choice, at least better than Carson Daly or Kilborn himself.

There's definitely going to be some fine tuning with the audio and various other rough elements of the game. My main problem is that the game is utterly recycled. If you look at it, Smackdown vs. Raw won't be too terribly different from Smackdown: Shut Your Mouth. The gameplay looks unbelievably similar, with many of the same flaws. The problem is that the things in the previous year's game that really dragged it down are never attended to. The only thing that get's attention are updating the rosters, improving the graphics, and adding inane and useless new gameplay modes. They should be fixing the problems they've had since the series made it's way to the PS2 with Just Bring It. Instead, they change just enough to make the game a little bit different from the last. I'll admit, the addition of online play and create a pay per view are very cool and very welcome new bits. But it won't change the fact that when you're playing the game, it'll be bland, derivitive, and generally unrealistic. You can add as many new modes and bells and whistles as you like, but the way the game plays will always be the most important. Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to while away my evening with Fire Pro 2 on the GBA...

Which is, if you examine closely, not a dig at Owen at all, but the ridiculous gimmick the writing staff gave him. Perhaps it was a little insensitive, but it wasn't a dig at Owen by any means. ← Exactly. There seemed to be this terrible outcry from wrestling fans calling for Kilborn's head at the time, when really he was poking fun at the gimmick, not the man. It wasn't particularly humorous, but it wasn't some jaw dropping show of disrespect either. No matter what anyone says, the Late Late Show should go to David Cross. The man is pure gold.

Aaaand fixed.

I have to completely disagree with this statement. I agree that not all of them do too hot, but I'd say over half of the people that leave to seek better options, do in fact, do better. Look at Adam Sandler, Chris Farley, Mike Meyers, Chris Rock, and Will Farrell, just to name a few. Who's failed? Although people like Chris Kattan and Norm McDonald never really got huge, they certainly did decent. Both have been in starring movie roles since leaving. I don't claim to be an expert, but I bet they got paid more for their movies than they did for doing SNL. ← Well, Tracy Morgan's sitcom didn't exactly set the world on fire...

Bite your tongue, Jay Mohr used to be among the funniest people around, but this show has watered him down a fair bit. In conclusion, Jay Mohr kicks your ass off.

Hoobastank - The Reason: It sucked when it came out, it sucks worse now. Anything by Linkin Park: Take your tired and repetitive shit elsewhere, your act is fucking tired.

Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody Roxy Music - Street Life Led Zeppelin - Whole Lotta Love The Who - Won't Get Fooled Again The Who - Teenage Wasteland Cream - White Room J. Geils Band - Centerfold (It's scary how much I love this song) RATM - No Shelter Metallica - The God That Failed NOFX - The Decline Beastie Boys - So Watcha Want John Lennon - Imagine The Mars Volta - Eriatarka At The Drive In - One Armed Scissor Thrice - The Artist in the Ambulance Michael Jackson - Beat It Matthew Good Band - Apparitions The Clash - I'm So Bored with the USA Herbie Hancock - Rock it (Don't ask) 19 is enough for me, my brain hurts

Everybody does.

I watched last week for the first time, and Gary was the only one who made me laugh. His stuff is original, unlike the really standard cheesy crap everyone else churned out. It was refreshing.

Good riddance, Fallon hadn't been funny in ages. He and Sanz just started annoying me by the end of the season, because they can't even hold it in through a single sketch. Myers and Armissen (sp?) are the best guys they've got right now. EDIT: Maya Rudolph needs to go far away from anything involving television. She is terrible.

In no particular order Talking Heads The Who The Mars Volta At the Drive In Alice in Chains Smashing Pumpkins Queen Beastie Boys NOFX The Refused - thumbs up to PunkRockPete for turning me onto these guys, inadvertantly Thrice Thursday Tool Matthew Good Band Red Hot Chili Peppers alexisonfire Silverstein Boys Night Out Avenged Sevenfold Atreyu The last 5 are questionable, but everyone else is nominating their current favourites, so what the hell.

It's sad when even Pacino and Walken can't save a movie from being a total fucking bomb.

Erm, burn? Sorry, this seems like a really bad knock-off (best way I can put it) of the East Coast-West Coast war. syco hit it on the head, gangsta rap is dead.... Oh man, that rhymes. Check my uber mic skillz!

I'll be different and guess Barney or Otto. Or both. They were already married once.

For once, I do believe we agree on political matters. There's no reason for MTV to try and sway the vote. You hit the nail on the head by calling this a commercialized election, because every lousy B-list celebrity simply has to put tin their two cents on the issues. For some reason, disliking Bush has become somehow fashionable, and it makes people that actually don't like the guy look like sheep. It's pretty lame. Hollywood ought to stick to making crappy movies instead of trying to stick their nose in politics and get their names in the headlines. It's really lame.

First 15 things I got on my playlist. It's all electic and shit. 1. Cream - White Room 2. Atreyu - Lip Gloss and Black 3. imarobot - Dynomite 4. Silverstein - When broken is Easily Fixed 5. Tangiers - Keep the Living Bodies Warm 6. At The Drive In - One Armed Scissor 7. Boys Night Out - The Subtleties That Make Mass Murders Out of Otherwise Decent Human Beings 8. Thrice - Under the Killing Moon 9. The Buggles - Video Killed the Radio Star 10. The Who - Won't Get Folled Again 11. The Mars Volta - Concertina 12. Michinoku Pro - Kaientai DX Theme ( ) 13. Smashing Pumpkins - Today 14. Hall & Oates - You Make My Dreams Come True () 15. Billy Joel - Only the Good Die Young

I think it would've been a lot safer had you just posted all 100 at once. Instead, you have to come back to this thread and look at all the complaints (some which do have grounds) before you can post the next set of 5. If it were me from this point, I'd just post whatever was left.

Indeed. From what I've heard of them, Muse just doesn't float my boat at all. Add to that the fact that this is a list of all time bands, not bands that really only started breaking out this year. They just don't belong on it at all. And if the Mars Volta isn't on here, everyone that voted can fuck themselves