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Musically "Persistance of Time" is killer. I always liked "Among" a little better, though. Shit, "State of (sp?)" was a good album as well.

22: Garbage - - Garbage 21: Throwing Copper - - Live 20: The Colour and the Shape - - Foo Fighters 19: Rhythm Nation 1814 - - Janet Jackson 18: Pretty Hate Machine - - Nine Inch Nails 17: Tragic Kingdom - - No Doubt 16: Rage Against the Machine - - Rage Against the Machine 15: CrazySexyCool - - TLC 14: OK Computer - - Radiohead 13: The Chronic - - Dre 12: Born in the U.S.A. - - Bruce Springsteen 11: Paul's Botique - - Beastie Boys 10: Hybrid Theory - - Linkin Park 9: The Marshall Mathers LP - - Eminem 8: Ten - - Pearl Jam 7: The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill - - Lauryn Hill 6: Blood Sugar Sex Magik - - Red Hot Chili Peppers 5: The Joshua Tree - - U2 4: Metallica - - Metallica 3: Appetite for Destruction - - GNR 2: Nevermind - - Nirvana 1: Jagged Little Pill - - Alanis Morissette

bLeH No "Pratice What You Preach" Testament? No "Among The Living" or "Sound Of White Noise" Anthrax?

If you're bored. Check out what albums were on the charts ten years ago. Decade Ago

Former WWF champion turned best-selling author Mick Foley is in negotiations with CBS to develop and star in an action series where Foley would play a Tampa Bay Police detective. The plan is for the series, should it be picked up by CBS, to be a one hour episodic series. Foley would work with scriptwriter Teddy Tenebaum to develop the series, which would be part of the WWE's film division as WWE Films president Joel Simon as well as Vince and Linda McMahon are attached in the production end. There will be an announcement about the project coming out this week in entertainment trade publication Variety. Foley is in negotiations to return to the ring for WWE at Wrestlemania XX, possibly against Triple H. He most recently released fictional novel Tietam Brown and has several other books forthcoming. Credit: 1wrestling

Hey, that thread was fun. I was really drunk. Fuck Vengeance

~BUMP~ The latest on what could be the biggest PPV ever... Vince McMahon is extremely focused on making WrestleMania XX the most significant event in wrestling history, topping WrestleMania I, X, and the first Clash of the Champions. As reported, WrestleMania XX will be five hours. The show will feature roughly four hours of wrestling with an hour of special video packages looking back at WrestleMania history mixed in. WWE's production crew is looking at this opportunity as their ultimate showcase. Brock Lesnar vs. Goldberg in a Champion vs. Champion match appears to be a lock right now, assuming nobody gets injured. Same goes for Kane vs. The Undertaker. WWE also wants to do Triple H vs. Mick Foley but a deal has not been agreed upon between Foley and WWE yet. Vince McMahon vs. Steve Austin has also been penciled in as Austin has expressed interest in returning for that match. Although whether it happens will depend on how his neck feels in a few months. The only other high calibar match worth Austin returning for would be against Goldberg or Hulk Hogan, and it doesn't appear as if those would work out. The Rock has made it known that he will only return for something "special." Kurt Angle seems to be the only major player available right now without a match, but it is unlikely the Rock would return for a match with Angle. If WWE can't find a "special" way to use him, he may just end up doing a cameo appearance. WWE is strongly interested in doing a Ric Flair vs. Ricky Steamboat match. Steamboat retired in 1994 but has expressed interest in returning for one last match against Flair. With Randy Savage being featured in the latest issue of Smackdown Magazine, talk has come up again regarding him being involved at WMXX. In an ideal situation, WWE would want to run Hogan vs. Savage as the final conclusion to the WWE careers of two of WrestleManias past headliners. Of course, Hogan and Savage hate each other in real life, Hogan is on bad terms with McMahon right now, and McMahon has insisted that he won't ever bring Savage back (of course, he said the same thing about Hulk Hogan, Steve Austin, Kevin Nash, etc). The feeling is that WWE will also be able to get Bret Hart to return, at least to make an appearance, at the show. There has also been talk of bringing in the original WrestleMania I crew (Roddy Piper, Mr. T, Paul Orndorff, Jimmy Snuka, and Bob Orton, Jr.) for special appearances. There is some concern that if Steve Austin decides not to wrestle, a "special" opponent can't be found for the Rock, and past stars such as Hogan, Savage, Steamboat, and Hart don't decide to return, that the show won't live up to the huge expectations. Credit: Pro-Wrestling Torch Newsletter/411mania

I read some where Korn's new disc only debuted at #19.

You must really have a crush on her to say Mandy Moore is a better singer then Christina.

I vote every fuckin' thread in the WWE folder right now. Best of 2003 Worst of 2003 Underrated of 2003 Best matches of 2003 Smarts most hated in 2003 Fuckin' Christ Almighty!!!!!!!! You got two Foley DVD threads. You have two Rise and Fall of WCW threads! Anglesault and Besus fighting in everyone of them over Randy Orton. Fuckin' fuckers!

And this couldn't have went into the "Rise and Fall of WCW, DVD" thread?!?!? Fuck! Just like all these "best of, worst of, underrated of 2003" threads. I knew once that "End of the year" thread showed up 15 other copy cats would appear.

Worst Raw Wrestler(s): Kevin Nash, Mark Henry, Gail Kim Worst SD! Wrestler(s): Nathan Jones, Mark Henry, Piper Worst Matches: HHH/Steiner, Torrie Wilson/Dawn Maria (RR), Triple H/Nash, Gail Kim Vs anyone, Mark Henry Vs Goldberg Worst Angles: Shane vs. Kane, Vince vs Steph, Al Wilson, Mr America, Zach Vs Vince, Sable Vs Steph. (and I thought Smackdown was the wrestling show?) Worst ppv: Judgement Day Biggest Disappointment: Rhyno TSM's Most Hated: McMahon Family

I'll take these matches for $400, Bob! Fat Ass Foley

I'm happy to see Brock/Angle getting some love for their matches since everyone ripped them apart all year.

Tough Enough 4 @ the Hart mansion! Canadian style, brother! Search Canada for people wanting to get into the business. Have Al Snow, Lance Storm and who ever be the trainers. They could have Benoit, Jericho and maybe, if there was a god, a special appearance by Bret Hart himself to help the kids. Now MTV is done, get TNN to agree to show the show every week after Smackdown! BTW, there is a Wrestling Hall of Fame here in my area. It's only been open a year or so. http://www.pwhf.org/

Mirrors and rolled up $100 bills?

Shit, Goldust was such a great heel some places were banning WWF programming from their channels over his gay character.

Everyone and their mother has covered The Beatles. Who has done the best covers, though? The best cover I've ever heard was by U2. They did a live version of "Helter Skelter." I'm not sure what album it's off of, but one of the classic rock stations play it a lot here. Two more I really like are "Come Together" and "I'm Down" by Aerosmith.

I'd sue in the first place, but I'd be asking for even more for that comment.

Didn't he land right on Triple H's head?

bLeH Drunk slutty women are cheaper.

Told ya my mind is shot. I was thinking of the match they had last December when they put the crowd to sleep. Forgot all about the US tournament this year. Hell, I just saw someone say "Angle Vs Cena, No Mercy." That was only a few months ago and I forgot they had a match on PPV. Who won that?

Just take out Benoit/Eddy since that hapen in 2002 and replace it with Brock/Angle. This has been one boring year in wrestling. I can hardly remember what happen most of this past year. Either the shows have been that bland or my alcohol abuse is finally kicking in.

I saw this on another site which I think they lifted from the Torch. More information has been received regarding WWE's decision not to renew Goldust's contract. The major reason the decision was made is because management felt that he was too injury prone. Also, the creative team couldn't come up with anything for his character, which didn't help matters at all. Although most assumed that WWE would let him go once his contract expired in January, most found it odd that WWE decided to make a public announcement so far in advance.

Oh well. At least we still have Raw so we can see all the great moments like Triple H-Goldberg-Orton-ref-bell-Kane-3 count-JR-Bischoff screw ups.