Red Baron

Metallica: Damage Inc.

Tigers.

Yeah, Motörhead really opened for Dio. Dio got a THIRD of the reaction Motörhead did. Fuck Dio. Dungeons & Dragons is for fuckers. The Loco tour has a different lineup than the home show in Massachusetts, which is the one I went to. The headliners of the home show in '02 were Disturbed, Ra, and Black Label Society. The best three bands (in order of greatness that night) were Black Label Society, Flipp, and Disturbed. I think it was easier to have Motorhead to have been the opening act, than if Dio was. And c'mon Corey, you know you like Dio. There's a little bit of Dio in all of us

I don't get this mentality. America is "retarded" because we don't like soccer? Why? We have different tastes. I don't call the rest of the world retarded for not loving football. That's their tastes. Soccer does not work here. It is tedious to watch and even more tedious to play. An abomination of a sport. -=Mike Isn't that the case for any sport then?

1.) Iron Maiden/Dio/Motorhead: Molson Amplitheatre 2003 2.) Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band: Skydome 2003 3.) SarsStock 4.) Summer Sanitarium 5.) Ozzfest 2001

Queen: Another One Bites The Dust.

Welcome Megadeth fan, now you need is to praise that Dave Mustaine is your god.

More Human Than Human by White Zombie.. I gotta throw in some rock in there

For like the last 6-8 months of WCW it was completly better than what the WWE was churring out.

if the team intents the ball to go out of bounds, it should be where the ball first goes out of bounds.

Nevermore: Believe In Nothing Iron Maiden: Journeyman Pink Floyd: One of These Days Megadeth: 99 Ways To Die Motley Crue: Too Young Too Fall In Love

I'd like to see AoO, Corey and all the metal heads comments on this, but whatever

But I'll say this. This season was probably one of the best seasons the NFL had in the last few years

I think 30 Yard Line would be the best, because thats probably where the average KR gets tackled.

Tony Levin is an amazing bass player...

Rockstar Simply a great movie

ALICE IN CHAINS' impressive legacy will be celebrated on a two-disc retrospective, "The Essential", due March 16 from Columbia/Legacy, according to Billboard.com. The 29-track album features familiar songs such as "Them Bones", "Rooster", "No Excuses", "Heaven Beside You", "Would?" and "I Stay Away", plus two contributions to the 1993 "Last Action Hero" soundtrack ("What the Hell Have I", "A Little Bitter") that have been remixed by producer Toby Wright. Also included are two cuts from the group's 1996 "Unplugged" release and the 1999 boxed set "Music Bank". "The Essential" track listing: Disc One: 01. We Die Young 02. Man in the Box 03. Bleed the Freak 04. Love, Hate, Love 05. Am I Inside 06. Brother 07. Got Me Wrong 08. Right Turn 09. Rain When I Die 10. Them Bones 11. Angry Chair 12. Dam That River 13. Dirt 14. God Smack 15. Hate To Feel 16. Rooster Disc Two: 01. No Excuses 02. I Stay Away 03. What the Hell Have I (remix) 04. A Little Bitter (remix) 05. Grind 06. Heaven Beside You 07. Again 08. Shame in You 09. Over Now (unplugged) 10. Nutshell (unplugged) 11. Get Born Again 12. Died 13. Would?

Terry Bradshaw?

Please there was some non calls on New England that should have been called, and there are some penelty's on Carolina that shouldn't have been called. But the major penelty calls was called right.

and again, thanks to the referee's, the NFL, like the NHL is a farce

well the kicker for carolina will get blamed for this IMO

Why New England is passing, I don't know. FUCKIN RIGHT ITS A PENALTY

Hey, 2 extra points, this game would have been over, but...

hey refs, there's two teams. Call penelty's

I'd like to thank the refs for making this superbowl another bad year.