B-Rad

Anyone else notice in the Survivor Series: Deadly Game video package that they blur out Jeff Jarrett and Al Snow's names in the tournament brackets? Just thought that was funny...

"11:14" is one of my all time favorite films, don't know a lot of people who have seen it. Other one I really like is "Bang Bang, You're Dead," low budget and about school shootings and stuff, but it's just a great fuckin' movie. (no official trailer, though)

I actually despise the Office, I don't like Steve Carell's character on there. Just annoys me. I understand Parks and Recreation is similar, but I just think the characters on this one are so much better. Tom Haverford, Andy Dwyer, April Ludgate, Ron Swanson. Those 4 characters are some of the best people on TV. My father, who never watches ANY new show, likes them. I forced him to watch one episode, and he is catching up on season 2 on Netflix now. Just amazing, amazing character development.

I literally just started watching Angel this week, and have already finished season 1. It's really good. Watched the Buffy the Vampire Slayer episodes that Angel went back to, and I can't help but feel that the two shows attempt to go for two totally different audiences. Angel seems more grown up, whereas Buffy seems to be for teens or tweens. Maybe I'm missing something, anyone tell me anything about the first couple of seasons of Buffy or something that may make me change my mind?

Uhhh, isn't the criteria for all-time favorite singers being the fact that they can sing? I mean, it's in the title...I'm just posting those for people who say he can't or that he was a bad choice...

Some great Corey Taylor singing, but this song by Stone Sour is the biggest reason I voted for his good singing. I understand everyone's taste is different, but he's not just about Slipknot's screaming stuff, the guy can actually sing... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2EtA4Ky2lwk Plus, on the Slipknot song "Snuff," he shows he can sing, too... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3dTo48hSLsw

I love Corey Taylor, glad he made it on the list, he was my number one. That's right, it's mostly my fault. Also glad Shirley Manson made the list, I think they're the first two I voted for...

1. Corey Taylor (Slipknot, Stone Sour) 2. Chester Bennington (Linkin Park, Dead By Sunrise) 3. Shirley Manson (Garbage) 4. Paul McCoy (12 Stones) 5. Johnny Cash 6. P!nk 7. Ozzy Osbourne 8. John Cooper (Skillet) 9. Kurt Cobain (Nirvana) 10. Ben Kowalewicz (Billy Talent)

1. Leopold "Butters" Stotch (Southpark) 2. Harvey Birdman (Harvey Birdman: Attorney At Law) 3. Heffer Wolfe (Rocko's Modern Life) 4. GIR (Invader ZIM) 5. Filburt Shellbach (Rocko's Modern Life) 6. Ralph Wiggum (The Simpsons) 7. Daggett Beaver (Angry Beavers) 8. Lenny Leonard (The Simpsons) 9. Angelica Pickles (Rugrats) 10. Peanut (Harvey Birdman: Attorney At Law)

1. Brad O'Keefe (Grounded for Life) 2. Bridge Carson (Power Rangers: SPD) 3. Shawn Spencer (Psych) 4. Elliot Reid (Scrubs) 5. Jesse Pinkman (Breaking Bad) 6. Mason (Dead Like Me) 7. Burton Guster (Psych) 8. Roxy Harvey (Dead Like Me) 9. Drew Lansing (Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight) 10. Gretchen Morgan (Prison Break)

Against Me! and Billy Talent, nice. I think only one more of my bands shows up on this list, so I guess I should be happy they even made it! Woo Woo Woo...

Against Me! Billy Talent Crazy Town Dropkick Murphys Evans Blue Foo Fighters Garbage Hurt Incubus Jimmy Eat World Kasabian Lifer Madina Lake Nine Inch Nails Orgy Papa Roach Quarashi Rise Against Scary Kids Scaring Kids Thousand Foot Krutch Used, The Veer Union, The White Zombie X-Ecutioners (ugh) Yeah Yeah Yeahs Zebrahead

Who I've been listening to the most in the past year: 1. Billy Talent 2. Zebrahead 3. Against Me! 4. Crazy Town 5. Rise Against 6. Adema 7. Dropkick Murphys 8. Scary Kids Scaring Kids 9. Authority Zero 10. Spinnerette 11. 12 Stones 12. Papa Roach 13. Red 14. Papercut Massacre 15. Drive A