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So some people like Dan Bejar and Marcy Emery have gotten together to form a Mark Szabo cover band. For the most part I like the originals better, though they're really good covers, but on this one I think I prefer the cover. http://www.seeqpod.net/search/?plid=8d82797563

"Remember Free Love" by Mark Szabo

Tommy Dreamer & The Sandman vs. The Dudleys ECW One Night Stand 6/11/2005 Full entrances, all the run-ins, post match stuff, everything included. The match its self is alright, but the whole rigamorole is a great big nostalgia mark out for ECW fans. Having not seen it for years, and being convinced that they wouldn't use the real music, the "Enter Sandman" entrance gave me chills. Then the bWo shows up. Then everybody else and the whole thing turns into a clusterfuck. The match is practically an afterthought. I'd like to include the post-match fight between ECW and the invaders, but if I can't then that's alright too.

The best part of Legends of the Hidden Temple were that somehow no matter where the legend took place, the item always ended up in a temple in the jungle. Aztec Gold? Jungle temple. Something Jesse James tole? Jungle temple. And all the rooms in the temple had these ominous names...all except the shrine of the silver monkey.

Well, a WWF superstar fought a WCW...guy for the ECW title once, so why not repeat history on a smaller scale?

No big loss.

Hell, Dane Cook would've been a better choice than Larry the Cable Guy.

The Cena/Batista/Lashley thing is easily explained. Cena had the WWE title, Batista had the World title, Lashley had the ECW title. The WWE and World titles had no brand specificity in their names, but the ECW title wouldn't fit anywhere besides ECW.

Kids these days.

Are hippies a race?

One of my favorite noir films, oddly enough probably the least noir-ish of my favorites as well.

http://www.etonline.com/news/2008/06/62841/index.html God damnit. God damnit...

Juventud Guerrera vs. Blitzkrieg 4/11/1999 Spring Stampede 99 A mostly overlooked but really good match. It's a damn shame Blitzkrieg left wrestling, he was fantastic for the short amount of time he wrestled.

LIES!

Samoa Joe vs. AJ Styles Turning Point, 12/11/05 Almost as good as the three-way with Christopher Daniels, which is saying something. THIS is how you do the "speedy underdog throws everything at the unstoppable champion, but it's just not enough" match and still keep the underdog strong. If AJ had fought Joe again the next show and beaten him, I'd be puzzled at the timing but it would still be believable. WWE could learn from this match.

So the Violent Femmes did a cover of "Crazy" by Gnarles Barkley that's pretty good. I got the acapella version.

I'll watch Walk Hard at some point simply because it parodies that "musician gets inspiration for his big song from a contrived line in which they use some form of its title" thing.

I dunno what my favorite would be. Can I just pick my least favorite?

So, The Lost Girls? ...I'd watch a Lost Girls movie...

Ok, it didn't end. But in some ways, it also didn't NOT end, didn't it? Well, no, I guess it didn't. Well played, then.

They FINISHED it, didn't they? What else exactly was supposed to happen?

Musically, absolutely. But ICP's whole "six jokers card" gimmick was a fairly well-executed series of concept albums. They get a lot of points from me for sticking with something six albums long when I often times hear of groups having something ONE album long that they just can't seem to get finished and nothing ever comes of it.

I finished the first two levels before I got bored with it. http://www.whysoserious.com/Laughtilithurts/static.htm If anybody doesn't feel like going through the game to get to it.

No, their cinnamon twists and mexican pizzas aren't that bad. But if I want to eat mexican food with any confidence I won't contract something I'll go to Qdoba.