Red Baron

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

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

Doesn't the refs believe in holding on New England?

or if passing, quick outs or slants, or toss it to the HB

FUCKIN RIGHT. THATS KILLER

Didn't last year, there was an ineligble receiver, in the San Fran game, then they made a mistake. The hell now?

Nice first down

who's that Sandbagger singing that song (not the anthem)

Hey Xero, who is that in your sig, exactly? Oh, and I picked the Cure... Pet Sounds is the better overall album, but I haven't listened to it in ages, whereas the Cure is almost a daily thing. I guess that's what I get for being born in the '80's. Victor Wooten, check out Me and My Bass Guitar by him, or some of his work with Bela Fleck and The Flecktones.

ya, but RVD can't really sell, so who's fault is it there?

That one guy that used to work for the New York Times can do pretty well in Florida now.

and so far Soccer hasn't been touched yet. Baseball has lost almost every interest in me

I never really heard much of Jeff Buckley to have a strong opinion on his music. I'm no fan of Radiohead, and almost everyone knows that Disintegration was a solid album by the Cure, but Pet Sounds has to be one of the best albums ever made

Didn't Pixar stock shot up because of this failure of negotation between them and Disney?

Mad Dog: Anvil

21245 words, and finished

Sex Offender...

Steel Dragon: We All Die Young

redbaron51

Styx: Come Sail Away

Sharpton will win more states the Howard Dean will

heh this guy is my new hero

Vancouver hoped they beat Chicago

see the thing is Alice in Chains has so many great songs, thats its near impossible to fit on one CD, or even a greatest hits CD

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?