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HXCMP3.com is good, if you like hardcore/emo/screamo/grind/metal.

I miss my NHL I miss my Leafs being tormented at every turn I miss making it to the play-offs and getting my hopes up only to be disappointed I miss hockey fights I miss beautiful goals Most of all.. I miss Wade belak

Vai, SRV, Hendrix.. those who have influenced the great guitar players of today. My personal favourite right now? Paul Waggoner from Between the Buried and Me. He works in arpeggios, scales, sweeps, and everything else, while still keeping things simple enough that you don't have to be lumped into a specific type of music to enjoy his shit. That, and the rest of the band also kicks ass. Their old drummer Mark Castillo rocked all sorts of fuckin' balls. Edit: Between the Buried and Me - Camilla Rhodes Between the Buried and Me - Mordecai Between the Buried and Me - Fire For a Dry Mouth [the vocals are pretty blah on this, since it's older, before the singer really developed.. but the ending is crazy fun.] Oh yeah, and the songs are from their official website, so it's not hax0rz.

The cinema ending was much better. However, the one where he kills himself in the womb is also very interesting, and explains the earlier fact that was given about how his mother had already had a series of stillbirths [i think that's what they're called].

Eminem's first full-length, the Slim Shady LP, was easily his best work. He was a pissed off fucking little bitch at that time. Now he's just a fucking little bitch who is only in it for the money. Manson's Antichrist Superstar is his most "infamous" CD. I liked Mechanical Animals better, but as a whole, it doesn't represent Manson's music. Antichrist Superstar is probably your best bet, but you can't go wrong with his first CD, Portrait of an American Family. This was before he was just a gimmick. That's all I can help ye with.

You should be used to guys and their lack of a train of thought by now.

There are other ways to obtain it. Just ask Kou! I'd recommend the trial version/demo version of NHL:EHM. Try that. It takes a LONG time to get used to the game. VERY LONG. Getting the trial will frustrate you for awhile, but you should get into it after a few hours/days/a week [depending on your learning curve and amount of time playing it]. It is a good judge of how well you will like the full game. There are also updated rosters around, so the outdated rosters/fake rosters in the game can be changed. I still prefer EHM, but I haven't given NHL:EHM a proper session.

Jackie Brown isn't overly good. It's way too long and drawn out. Reservoir Dogs is a better selection.

I could do that with my balls, Robster. Jeez, gimme something hard next time.

Er.. and people are anxious about seeing her nude, why? She's pretty ugly. And her name makes her sound like an old lady.

..That 70's Show takes the cake.

Sevendust's "Home" is a bad ass CD, and still holds up well six years later, which is more than I can say for anything they've done since then.

Sergei was superb for Minnesota during their play-off run a couple of years ago. He also had a good, but short, run for half the year in Nashville after the trade deadline, and always played his heart out. I guess that could taken literally. I've heard nothing but good things about him, from Wild players, management, and players who he's played with in the past. There's a much more emotional article in the Minnesota Star-Tribune. Here's the Link. The link seems to be sucking. So, here's the article.

Rollerball is one of the worst movies I've ever seen. I liked the Italian Job. Dawn of the Dead is really good. Psycho was okay. If "Garfield" is a "remake", then it'd top the list.

Poison the Well - Horns and Tails Between the Buried and Me - Shevanel Take Two Misery Signals - Worlds and Dreams

I half-assedly follow AHL, and quarter-assedly follow OHL. Mississauga Ice Dogs is my team in the OHL [Patrick O'Sullivan!]. St. John's Maple Leafs in the AHL [JAY HARRISON!]

Catherine Bell has gotten a lot hotter since her softcore days.

Frogstomp [95] Freak Show [97] Neon Ballroom [99] The Singles/B-Sides [01/02?] Diorama [02] Edit: Neon Ballroom pretty much killed their mainstream credibility, as it was mostly soft angsty mellow music, as opposed to the "teenage angst hard rock" kind that they'd been built up as having. Diorama was a happy-go-lucky type CD, and never got much radio play in North America [specifically Canada, for EBG's sake]. They mass-cancelled tour dates a few times. Daniel Johns battled anorexia between Freak Show/Neon Ballroom, as well as the aforementioned arthritis after the release and subsequent touring of Neon Ballroom. He battled back and now has the body of an athlete, amazingly enough. I was lucky enough to see two of the shows they didn't cancel from last year's tour - May 30/31? in Toronto. AWESOME shows, even though most of it was musical freestyling, and most of their old songs were chopped to bits. It looked like they were having a lot of fun, though, which is more than I can say for the other three times I've seen them before that.

5-2 St Louis. =( Beltran was dead in the time they needed him the most. Guess I'll have to rely on The Passion in the World Series.

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