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Knowing Toronto's luck, getting some one on the deadline, or near it, that player will be hurt for a significant amount of time. I can see Gonchar on the leafs, but who'd they trade away?
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Stone Roses: The Very Best of Stone Roses Megadeth: Rude Awakening
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RUSH: 30th Anniversary Tour Details Revealed! - Feb. 18, 2004 As promised, RUSH have revealed the first details of their 30th Anniversary Tour via their official web site, Rush.com. Around 40 North American dates have been scheduled so far, beginning on May 28 in Charlotte, NC and concluding on August 22 in the band's hometown of Toronto, Canada. Also available are the details of the U.K. portion of the group's European tour — the band's first trip to the continent since 1992. RUSH "30th Anniversary Tour" confirmed tour dates: May 28 – Charlotte, NC @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater May 29 – Virginia Beach, VA @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater May 31 – Pittsburgh, PA @ Post Gazette Pavilion Jun. 02 – Columbus, OH @ Germain Amphitheater Jun. 04 – Indianapolis, IN @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Jun. 05 – Chicago, IL @ Tweeter Center Jun. 07 – Milwaukee, WI @ Marcus Amphitheater Jun. 08 – Detroit, MI @ DTE Entergy Center Jun. 10 – Cleveland, OH @ Blossom Music Center Jun. 12 – St. Louis, MO @ UMB Pavilion Jun. 13 – Kansas City, MO @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Jun. 23 – Dallas, TX @ Smirnoff Music Center Jun. 25 – San Antonio, TX @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Jun. 26 – Houston, TX @ The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion Jun. 29 – Denver, CO @ Red Rocks Amphitheater Jun. 30 – Salt Lake City, UT @ USANA Amphitheater Jul. 02 – Seattle, WA @ White River Amphitheater Jul. 03 – Portland, OR @ Clark County Amphitheater Jul. 06 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Bowl Jul. 07 – San Diego, CA @ Coors Amphitheater Jul. 09 – San Francisco, CA @ Shoreline Amphitheater Jul. 10 – Concord, CA @ Chronicle Pavilion Jul. 12 – Sacramento, CA @ Sleep Train Amphitheater Jul. 14 – Irvine, CA @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Jul. 16 – Phoenix, AZ @ Cricket Amphitheater Jul. 17 – Las Vegas, NV @ MGM Grand Jul. 29 – W. Palm Beach, FL @ Sound Advice Amphitheater Jul. 30 – Tampa, FL @ Tampa Bay Amphitheater Aug. 01 – Atlanta, GA @ Hi Fi Buys Amphitheater Aug. 03 – Washington, D.C. @ Nissan Pavilion Aug. 04 – Philadelphia, PA @ Tweeter Waterfront Center Aug. 06 – Hartford, CT @ Meadows Music Center Aug. 07 – Scranton, PA @ Ford Pavilion at Montage Mountain Aug. 09 – Saratoga, NY @ Saratoga Performing Arts Center Aug. 11 – Wantagh, NY @ Jones Beach Theater Aug. 12 – Boston, MA @ Tweeter Center Aug. 14 – Holmdel, NJ @ PNC Bank Arts Center Aug. 15 – Buffalo, NY @ Darien Lake Aug. 21 – Montreal, PQ @ Bell Centre Aug. 22 – Toronto, ONT @ Molson Amphitheater Sep. 08 – London, UK @ Wembley Arena Sep. 11 – Birmingham, UK @ NEC Arena Sep. 12 – Manchester, UK @ MEN Arena Sep. 14 – Glasgow, UK @ SECC All I can say is that either August 15th or August 22nd I am so going to that concert
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Sorry. Punk died 5 minutes after it started
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Its a pretty ridiculous saying, but the fact its true. Almost every hair band had solid albums (Motley Crue; Shout At The Devil, Dr. Feelgood. Poison; Open Up And Say...Ahhh!. Bon Jovi; Slippery When Wet.) And yes, it came into a time, where Hair Metal was popping all over the place, and when GnR comes out, it was the anti hair band, that was still a hair band. (hence the Avril comparison) I'm not saying GnR was a second rate hair band, like Warrant, Winger, Cinderell, etc... GnR was better.
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GNR fans need to realize, that they were just a hair band, that survived a bit longer than the rest.
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When are GNR fans not pissed off? Besides GnR is like Avril Lavinge. Both pop bands, with that whole "anti" schtick.
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Nothin on Megadeth or Dave Mustaine. Mustaine is the best for quotes. And yes, stay away from Overkill
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Defragmentation only allows to move files, and gets rid of any files that are not neccesary. It does not make your computer any faster, just easier acess to get the files you need
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burned CD. Shit at least mine are legit.
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I'll take a prime example of this, and the metal heads of the likes of Corey, AoO, Thumbtack, and well others will again question my metalheadness Remember seeing Motorhead, Dio, and Maiden last year, I was pissed that Dio was not the opening act. After Motorhead left the stage with my ears hurting more than ever, Dio came to the stage, and it didn't help that he's 5' and a tall idiot infront of me, (which later passed out before Maiden hit the stage) I thought it was gonna suck. Truth be Told, Dio was fuckin amazing. Simply amazing, i' mean not to Iron Maiden extent, but I thought Dio was better than Motorhead *what Corey will say after reading this post (Corey: Thall shall give you King of Power Metal status and give to Metal Maniac )
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That explains why Punch Drunk Love was such a box-office smash, right? no, but it was a good movie IMO
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and Justin Timberlake at SarsStock The crowd won't be too hot when they come on stage, but by the end, probably witness one of the best live acts in the last few years.
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What the hell? It was obviously sarcastic, since he's pretty liberal himself. He was making fun of an exaggerated stereotype, not being a bigot. When did you get so PC? So let me ask; was he "banned" for dropping the N-bomb, or for making fun of the stereotype that conservatives are racist? I don't think you have a case really for either one, but then again I'm not a mod. To whoever is complaining about social liberalism, I made a post in another thread about Conrad Black selling the only socially conservative paper we have in Canada to some hippie guy, which pissed off the few social conservatives we have left. Ontario was run under communism for awhile (a.k.a. the NDP). Indeed, and put in an 11 Billion defecit in one year.
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Megadeth: Holy Wars
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I'm so metal I don't even need any metal CDs I am one with the metal force Poseur
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Black Label Society: Stoned And Drunk
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Now lets go by Corey's list Acid Bath------------------------------------1 Amon Amarth-------------------------------0 Black Label Society-------------------------4 Cradle Of Filth------------------------------2 Danzig---------------------------------------2 Dimmu Borgir-------------------------------1 Down----------------------------------------1 Exodus---------------------------------------3 Fear Factory---------------------------------1 GWAR----------------------------------------0 The Haunted---------------------------------0 Killswitch Engage----------------------------2 Lamb Of God---------------------------------1 Marduk---------------------------------------1 Nevermore----------------------------------3 Opeth-----------------------------------------3 Shadows Fall---------------------------------3 Type O Negative-----------------------------1 edit: Benoit, don't add these :-D
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AC/DC------------------------------------------6 Accept-------------------------------------------1 Aerosmith---------------------------------------3 Alice Cooper------------------------------------4 Anthrax------------------------------------------2 Black Sabbath-----------------------------------5 Blue Öyster Cult--------------------------------0 Deep Purple--------------------------------------2 Def Leppard-------------------------------------3 Dio------------------------------------------------3 Dream Theater-----------------------------------3 Guns N' Roses------------------------------------1 Helloween-----------------------------------------2 Iced Earth-----------------------------------------4 Iron Maiden---------------------------------------12 Jimi Hendrix Experience--------------------------4 Judas Priest----------------------------------------4 Kiss-------------------------------------------------1 Led Zeppelin---------------------------------------3 Manowar--------------------------------------------2 Megadeth------------------------------------------7 Mercyful Fate---------------------------------------1 Metal Church----------------------------------------0 Metallica---------------------------------------------8 Mötley Crüe-----------------------------------------4 Motörhead-------------------------------------------2 Ozzy Osbourne--------------------------------------4 Pantera----------------------------------------------4 Queen------------------------------------------------1 Queensryche-----------------------------------------2 Quiet Riot---------------------------------------------1 Rainbow-----------------------------------------------1 Ratt----------------------------------------------------3 Riot----------------------------------------------------0 Rush---------------------------------------------------5 Savatage----------------------------------------------0 Saxon--------------------------------------------------1 Scorpions----------------------------------------------3 Sepultura----------------------------------------------2 Skid Row-----------------------------------------------2 Slayer--------------------------------------------------5 Testament---------------------------------------------3 Thin Lizzy----------------------------------------------0 Twisted Sister------------------------------------------1 UFO------------------------------------------------------2 Uriah Heep----------------------------------------------0 Van Halen-----------------------------------------------4 Venom---------------------------------------------------1 W.A.S.P.--------------------------------------------------0 Whitesnake ----------------------------------------------2
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Former SLAYER Drummer PAUL BOSTAPH Joins TESTAMENT - Feb. 15, 2004 Former SLAYER/SYSTEMATIC drummer Paul Bostaph has officially joined TESTAMENT, informed sources have told BLABBERMOUTH.NET. The band, whose most recent drummer, Jon Allen (SADUS), reportedly left the group over an "extremely fragile and urgent family situation" involving the health of his 11-year-old daughter, are currently rehearsing with Bostaph for their upcoming live shows in March, including scheduled appearances at Florida's Sun N' Steel Festival (March 6-7) and New Jersey's March Metal Meltdown VI (March 12-13). TESTAMENT are continuing work on the material for the follow-up to 1999's "The Gathering" and are reportedly planning on entering the studio in April/May to begin recording the album for a late 2004 release through Spitfire Records. The band will likely premier two brand-new songs during their festival appearances next month, the sources have told BLABBERMOUTH.NET. Bostaph is no stranger to the TESTAMENT camp, having played several live dates with the group in 1992 and appeared on the band's 1993 live EP, "Return To The Apocalyptic City" (Megaforce/Atlantic). He subsequently spent nearly a decade in SLAYER, with whom he recorded four full-length albums (1994's "Divine Intervention", 1996's "Undisputed Attitude", 1998's "Diabolus In Musica" and 2001's "God Hates Us All") before leaving the group (for the second and final time) in December 2001. An official press release issued by the SLAYER camp had listed a chronic elbow injury as the reason for Bostaph's departure — an account later disputed by Bostaph, who almost immediately went on to join San Francisco Bay Area metallers SYSTEMATIC. "I didn't leave SLAYER because of an arm problem, and I certainly didn't leave SLAYER to join SYSTEMATIC," Paul told the San Francisco-based Internet music magazine Perfect Pitch Online last year. "I was ready to go. It was nothing personal towards anybody in the band, it was just my time to leave. Musically, I wanted to do something else. And in terms of the problem I had with my arm, I re-aggravated an old softball injury by lifting up a laptop at the airport. That happened right at the beginning of the tour, and it never had time to heal. But even at that point, I was considering moving on from the band. "SLAYER's a great band, and I had a lot of fun playing with them, but I have to feel like I'm taking chances musically. "The first time I left SLAYER, I did [a project called] THE TRUTH ABOUT SEAFOOD. Sure, it never got signed, but I enjoyed it a lot. "SLAYER took my drumming to a new level, but there are also other levels of drumming that I haven't even touched yet. I want to become a more eclectic drummer." Bostaph officially left SYSTEMATIC last October, with the rest of the band attributing his departure in part to Paul's slower-than-anticipated progress following a knee surgery last fall. He has since been replaced in that band by his predecessor, Shaun Bannon.
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They are hard to get tickets, especially when they are such a lively act on stage
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I consider SYL to be EVERY kind of metal. Devin Townsend truly is a heavy music genius. No one in their right mind could argue that.
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Until next election, we can vote. When the elections are finished, it can be a majority party (a party with 151 or more seats in the house of commons) or a minority party (a party less than 151 seats, but enough seats to be in control of the party) If the Liberals were under a minority government right now, the other parties can kick the party out of power (see Joe Clark in 1979 witht the PC Party) and I'm not quite sure of this but will the opposition be in power? Anyways, the federal party has the New Democratic Party (left wing) Liberals (more of a central party) Progressive Conservative (right wing) Canadian Alliance (really right wing) and Bloc de Quebecquos (separtists)