Ash J. Williams

there's an awesome Sax solo in "Danger! High Voltage" by Electric Six some good Ska: Reel Big Fish: "Beer", "Take On Me", and "Sell Out" Offspring: "Worst Hangover Ever" Green Day: "King For A Day"

Johnny could have been an extra track on an import.

Storaged is on the Heavy Metal 2000 soundtrack

I was on a lyrics site, and I found ALLL of these SOAD songs: Blue Dam Descrate Feel Good Fortress Friik Honey Johnny K.I.T.T. Kill Rock 'n' Roll Legend of Zelda Marmalade Mushroom Cult Patterns Power Struggle Snowblind Starlight Eyes Storaged Temper The Metro Virgin Tea Waiting For You Want Me To Try Will The Die For You? Just wondering if anyone knows they are all real or not...I know Marmalade, Snowblind, Storaged and The Metro are.

ToeJam & Earl on Sega Genesis...'nuff said.

I've been messing around on here for a while, fun stuff. My band is called Ichiro v. Matsui...any record label offerings would be great.

Against Me! The Network Black Rebel Motorcycle Club Pennywise Cake Boy Hits Car

187um/Deep Cover by Dr. Dre

Against Me!: Disco Before The Breakdown EP Acoustic EP Crime EP Reinventing Axl Rose Mike Doughty - Haughty Melodic The Network - MoneyMoney 2020 Soul Coughing - El Oso Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Stop CD Single

Mike Doughty - Skittish/Rockity Roll Rammstein - Reise, Reise Weezer - Make Believe (DO NOT believe the reviews, this CD ranks with Blue) Electric Six - Fire

The Battle of the News Teams > all the other fights.

Naaaaaah....I couldn't handle a WHOLE song of Daren's vocals...he is good though.

AIM: JeffJeckal, WCW87Sting Progressive Metal, Punk, Punk Revival, Punk-Metal, Pop-Punk, Folk Punk (Against Me > *) Metal, Hip Hop, Alternative, Alternative Metal, Grunge, Horrorcore Later in the Day

meh, sure

...Ready to Rumble > *. I said it.

My favorite album of theirs is Comfort Eagle, I love it favorite tracks Shadow Stabbing Love You Madly Long Line of Cars Arco Arnea Comissioning a Symphony in C Short Skirt/Long Jacket and Comfort Eagle~! other great songs are Italian Leather Sofa, Carbon Monoxide, Dime, and Nugget. In short, Cake > alot of bands.

Live: Dream Theater Live at Budokan Live Scenes From New York Master of Puppets Metallica S&M Live Shit alot of bootlegs Alice in Chains Live Unplugged Rammstein Live Aus Berlin Green Day Foot in Mouth Rage Against The Machine Live and Rare Live at the Grand Olympic Auditorium The Ramones It's Alive We're Outta Here! Loco Live Best of's Limp Bizkit Three Dollar Bill, Ya'll Green Day International Superhits John Mellencamp Word's and Music The Best That I Could Do (1978-1988)

If I had cable, I'd be on that like.....well, me on a leaked Family Guy episode...but, I'm glad I can wait until May 1st.

Green Day - "Blood, Sex and Booze", Give Me Novacaine, Poprocks and Coke, anything from "Shenanigans" Dream Theater - Solitary Shell Alice in Chains - Rotten Apple, Swing on This, Died, Head Creeps, Real Thing Metallica - Low Man's Lyric, Fixxxer, My Friend of Misery

in no order Jurassic 5 - Lesson 6: The Lecture Soul Coughing - Super Bon Bon, Circles, White Girl Metallica - Dyers Eve Dream Theater - The Glass Prison, Home, and Beyond This Life Pennywise - You'll Never Make It Fear Factory - damn near anything, but Cyberwaste, Obsolete and Demanufacture stick out most Local H - Buffalo Trace Weezer - Beverly Hills, Only In Dreams V-Ice - A.D.D. Rammstein - Keine Lust, Los, Adios

Mike Doughty: Haughty Melodic - May 3rd Weezer: Make Believe - May 10th Dream Theater: Octavarium - June 7th Pennywise: ??? - June ???

Yeah...I don't like Megadeth at much...or at all, but $35 to see 2 of my favorite bands (Dream Theater and Fear Factory) is worth it alone...all they have to do is come to Wisconsin.

Tristy, I think you mean Live Scenes from New York. Scenes From a Memory is the studio album, and Live Scenes from New York is the live version...but they are both awesome.

Megadeth and Dream Theater to co-headline GIGANTOUR 2005 Added on 04-05-2005 For Immediate Release: DAVE MUSTAINE'S 'GIGANTOUR' SET TO LAUNCH IN LATE JULY; DREAM THEATER, FEAR FACTORY, DILLINGER ESCAPE PLAN AND NEVERMORE CONFIRMED TO JOIN MEGADETH ON THE MAINSTAGE FOR SIX-WEEK NORTH AMERICAN TREK It's called GIGANTOUR, and it's the brainchild of MEGADETH frontman/guitarist DAVE MUSTAINE. Set to launch in late July, GIGANTOUR is a six-week festival trek co-headlined by MEGADETH and DREAM THEATER, who'll be accompanied by other mainstage acts Fear Factory, Dillinger Escape Plan and Nevermore. Artists for the second stage will be announced in the coming weeks. GIGANTOUR follows MEGADETH's sold-out 2004 "Blackmail The Universe" Tour in support of 2004's THE SYSTEM HAS FAILED--MEGADETH's tenth studio album--which debuted on the charts at #18 and was critically hailed as a brilliant return to form. Bandmates Glen Drover (guitar), James MacDonough (bass) and Shawn Drover (drums) will once again join MUSTAINE on the road. GIGANTOUR--whose moniker was inspired by the classic 1960's cartoon "Gigantor"--will criss-cross North America, with stops in amphitheatres and arenas in cities including Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Detroit, Toronto, Montreal, Washington, Philadelphia, Boston, Denver and Minneapolis, among others. The tour is implementing the "fan friendly" ticket price of approximately $35 each. MUSTAINE notes: "I think people may want an affordable alternative to the choices out there--along the lines of a pure music festival--like Monsters of Rock or Clash of the Titans." MUSTAINE handpicked the bands for GIGANTOUR, with a focus on musicianship. "There are few very successful tours out each summer and in order to be significant, I knew the first Gigantour had to make an impact with top bands like DREAM THEATER, Fear Factory, Dillinger Escape Plan and Nevermore." MUSTAINE wanted to "put together a festival that consisted of positive bands that play heavy music in a high energy environment." MUSTAINE comments on the other bands he's chosen for the GIGANTOUR mainstage. "I think that the variety of playing styles and the credibility of the different players is really exciting. I'm looking forward to spending time with DREAM THEATER--including my friend Mike Portnoy--while on the road. I think DREAM THEATER is unbelievably talented. I can't wait to see what their set list is going to be for this festival." Mike Portnoy from DREAM THEATER comments on the band's perspective on the tour. "I think we probably bring some diversity to the bill, because we're kind of like chameleons--we can fit into a lot of different situations. We've done shows in the past with Iron Maiden, Slayer and Pantera, and then we've also done shows with Elton John, Yes and Deep Purple. I think our fan base is very diverse like that too." Portnoy sees GIGANTOUR as a "kind of a meeting of musicians and metal-heads." He adds: "I've been listening to MEGADETH since day one and always admired them and Dave as an artist--he's constantly stuck to his guns and stuck by the music he believes in. MEGADETH are one of the pioneers of the genre." GIGANTOUR marks the first U.S. leg of DREAM THEATER dates in support of their forthcoming release OCTAVARIUM, due out June 7 on Atlantic Records. MUSTAINE first toured with Fear Factory in 1994. "I think Fear Factory and Dillinger Escape Plan are really going to add something different to the tour and bring some new people in." He continues, "The frontman of Nevermore [Warrell Dane] used to be in a band called Sanctuary and I produced their first record." MUSTAINE is excited to hit the road and has a positive outlook for GIGANTOUR. "I look forward to watching this develop over the years and seeing how we can turn this into something that's going to stand the test of time. And if this works, and it really works, maybe we'll take it elsewhere." Stay tuned for tour dates, venues and information about the second stage bands to be announced soon. Credit - DreamTheater.net Fear Factory + Dream Theater + $35 ticket price =