Ash J. Williams

I really think that The Offspring haven't released a bad CD--in fact, they're all VERY good CDs. I voted for Conspiracy of One...next would be Splinter, then Ignition. I can't wait to hear the new CD...or to see them in concert.

I just did Misirlou on expert. Twice. Because I am awesome.

I haven't seen any "huge" musical acts, but everyone I see is a huge deal to me... As mentioned by alot of people, Green Day. Seeing Streetlight Manifesto twice was awesome. When Against Me! played my two favorite songs of theirs in a row (You Look Like I Need a Drink and Turn Those Clapping Hands Into Angry Balled Fists) with me pressed against the barricade. When the Bouncing Souls asked the crowd what they should play, and me and my 2 friends (against the barricade, once again) yelled "Manthem" and they played it. When I saw Weezer and The Pixies. The first time I saw Rob Zombie (Second time wasn't too good). When I won 2 $60 tickets to see Mike Doughty(!) open for The Barenaked Ladies. I was a huge fan of Soul Coughing and Mike'd solo work for 6 years, and I've wanted to see him perform for a long time and whenever he came around here, something happened and I wasn't able to go. I won tickets through the Mike Doughty e-mail list and all I had to do at the conert was collect e-mails for the mailing list, and I also got to meet Mike after his set and give him the e-mails I collected. But, a chill that lasted for about 50 minutes was when I finally saw Boy Hits Car in concert. They released a new CD called "The Passage" (which you should check out, it's amazing), and then kind of broke up. They got back together and went on a tour opening for Flyleaf (which they sound nothing like), and they had a few days off, so they sent out a message showing the days off they had and told people to tell them where they should play solo shows. I immediately suggested Madison, WI and they ended up playing there. They played nearly all of my favorite songs, and me and a bunch of friends got to go on stage with them during a song. It wasn't a huge crowd, but they played like it was. I got to meet them afterwards and talked to the singer for a long time. I sweated so much at the show, I drank 4 bottles of water afterwards. Best concert I've ever been to.

Incubus doing Stellar and Love Hurts acoustic is great...as is Offspring's acoustic versions of Dirty Magic and Defy You.

Streetlight Manifesto (I've heard 2 songs from the new CD and they are really good), Metallica, Misfits, Green Day, Offspring, Arctic Monkeys and Nine Inch Nails.

Favorite songs: Red Raw and Devils. I like new Motorhead more than old Motorhead...more punkish.

Funniest movie I've seen in a LONG time. Go see it if your aren't easily offened by...well, damn near anything.

The Pixies one is amazing.

In no order...it would be WAY too hard to rank. The Crow Jerry McGuire Empire Strikes Back SLC Punk! Shaun Of The Dead Army Of Darkness Pulp Fiction Resevoir Dogs Sin City Clerks Back To The Future Swingers V For Vendetta Super Troopers Anchorman

1. Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile 2. Beastie Boys - Hello Nasty 3. David Bowie - Ziggy Stardust 4. Streetlight Manifesto - Everything Goes Numb 5. Metallica - S&M 6. Pink Floyd - Wish You Were Here 7. Dream Theater - Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence 8. Kaiser Chiefs - Employment 9. Local H - What Ever Happened To PJ Soles? 10. Boy Hits Car - The Passage Block: Nirvana - Nevermind

That'll Be The Day by Streetlight Manifesto.

Big thanks for no one mentioning the new AFI CD...piece. Of. Shit.

In No Order: The Strokes - First Impressions of Earth Bouncing Souls - The Gold Record Electric Six - Switzerland Red Hot Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium Streetlight Manifesto - Keasbey Nights Boy Hits Car - The Passage (If "best of" CDs count...) Chris Isaak - The Best of Chris Isaak

Awesome, I got an MP3 of them doing that song (in studio) from their website...it's a good tune, but they have better b-sides.

Unfortunately, CD singles are hard to come by over here, especially at a reasonable price. I bet the Sure Shot instrumental is really cool.

"Song For Junior" by The Beastie Boys is a very relaxing instrumental. Speaking of them, I have an instrumental of "Ch-Check It Out"...got it on the CD single along with a b-side for $1. It's really cool.

As said, Meatllica's "S&M" owns on all levels. Rammstein's "Live Aus Berlin" is great as well. I was majorly disappointed by Bullet in a Bible...it was only 65 minutes and they left off alot of things they did live.

Anyone see them on the Switzerland album tour yet? How were they? How long did they play? What did they play? I'm a REALLY big fan and I'm so excited to finally see them...I was supposed to go two other times, but my rides cancelled...now, we have 6 people going, so I should finally be able to see them.

Please, come see my movie or I will be execute. I can't wait to see this movie.

Pixies - Bossanova and Trompe le Monde Jimi Hendrix - Axis: Bold as Love Nine Inch Nails - The Fragile (YOU NEED THIS) Misfits - American Psycho and Static Age Chili Peppers - Stadium Arcadium Alice in Chains - Alice in Chains and Unplugged Green Day - Warning, Nimrod (Their two best in my opinion)

Masturbate me! Yeah, Masturbate me! Then suggit from your palm!

Graves' solo CDs and the Gotham Road EP is fucking awesome...I've heard bad things about his live show, though.

Music: Andrew Seward (Against Me!'s Bassist) - Autographed CD (The disc itself) of "Searching For A Former Clarity) Cregg (Lead singer of Boy Hits Car) - Autographed CD (The piece of paper beind the disc holder...it's plain white and looks awesome with his signature) of "My Animal" Poster signed by all of the members of Boy Hits Car Wrestling: Autographed 8x10's: CM Punk Jimmy Jacobs Eric Priest Colt Cabana Autographed DVDs: An IWA Fairytale - signed by Arik Cannon IWA Givin' 'em Da Bizness - Signed by Matt Sydal CHIKARA 2005 Tag World Gand Prix night 2 - signed by Jigsaw Colt Cabana European Vacation - Signed by Colt Cabana (Der) Mick Foley's Three Faces of Foley DVD set - Signed by Mick Foley (SO cool that I met him and shook his hand...happened at the Joe v. Punk II ROH show in Chicago) Autographed pieces of paper (My friends and I were at the 2004 TPI and just got assloads of signatures) Samoa Joe Ian Rotten Austin Aries Matt Sydal Petey Williams My friend tried to get Bryan Danielson to sign a gum wrapper...the look on his face was priceless. He was working heel at the show, so he looked at the gum wrapper and said "You're gonna have to do better than that." Same friend got an autograph from Nigel McGuinness and it had his name printed, his signature and a heart...still haven't figured that one out yet.