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The Mountie - It was really goofy and over the top, just like the character

That was my general observation Exactly.

This is how Elektra came back. DD thought she was still alive and using some sort of ninja breathing technique/self induced trance to appear dead; however, him being the blind freak that he is digs her up to find up that she's just a corpse. Anyway, remember that ninja group I mentioned before, the Hand? They are all into resurrection and stuff, and they attempted to ressurrect her/control her earthly body. DD and Black Widow found out, stopped them, and then DD goes nuts and tries to ressurrect her himself. He thought he failed, but it worked thanks to the fact that he did love her and her soul was purified. She left not to be heard for a while and returned to her assassin ways.

WOW. That is a really messed up list. Cobain is definitely not a great guitarist, and Garcia's jamability warrants him a place in the 60s.

Sorry for not seeing your sarcasm. I stay away from reading RS.

"I...can't deny....all the best....ultra-sex." "Miseria Cantare (The Beginning)" - AFI Actually, it's "I've been denied all the best ultra sex." I'm listening to MSI's side project the Left Rights right now...Very bizarre.

I think they are talking as far as its influence to the metal scene.

Of course, I miss all the cool stuff.

Before everyone starts the "metal/not-metal" debated, let's just take this for what it is. 01. Tony Iommi (BLACK SABBATH) 02. Kirk Hammett & James Hetfield (METALLICA) 03. Angus & Malcolm Young (AC/DC) 04. Randy Rhoads (OZZY OSBOURNE) 05. Eddie Van Halen (VAN HALEN) 06. Jimmy Page (LED ZEPPELIN) 07. Dimebag Darrell (PANTERA, DAMAGEPLAN) 08. Zakk Wylde (OZZY OSBOURNE, BLACK LABEL SOCIETY) 09. Adam Jones (TOOL) 10. Kerry King & Jeff Hanneman (SLAYER) 11. Dave Murray & Adrian Smith (IRON MAIDEN) 12. Jimi Hendrix 13. Glen Tipton & K.K. Downing (JUDAS PRIEST) 14. Ace Frehley & Paul Stanley (KISS) 15. Slash (GUNS N' ROSES) 16. Ritchie Blackmore (DEEP PURPLE, RAINBOW) 17. Yngwie Malmsteen 18. Joe Perry & Brad Whitford (AEROSMITH) 19. Dave Mustaine & Marty Friedman (MEGADETH) 20. Chuck Schuldiner (DEATH) 21. Brian May (QUEEN) 22. Michael Schenker (MSG, UFO) 23. Nigel Tufnel (SPINAL TAP) 24. Jeff Beck 25. Tom Morello (RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE) 26. Head & Munky (KORN) 27. John Petrucci (DREAM THEATER) 28. Kim Thayil (SOUNDGARDEN) 29. Vivian Campbell (DEF LEPPARD) 30. Daron Malakian (SYSTEM OF A DOWN) 31. Scott Ian (ANTHRAX) 32. Tom G. Warrior (CELTIC FROST) 33. Chris Degarmo & Michael Wilton (QUEENSRŸCHE) 34. C.C. Deville 35. Marten Hagström & Fredrik Thorndendal (MESHUGGAH) 36. Alex Lifeson (RUSH) 37. Paul Gilbert (MR. BIG, RACER X) 38. Jerry Cantrell (ALICE IN CHAINS) 39. Mantas (VENOM) 40. Jason Becker (DAVE LEE ROTH) 41. Phil Collen & Steve Clarke (DEF LEPPARD) 42. Mikael Åkerfeldt & Peter Lindgren (OPETH) 43. Fast Eddie Clarke (MOTÖRHEAD) 44. Nuno Bettencourt (EXTREME) 45. Warren DeMartini (RATT) 46. Mick Mars (MÖTLEY CRÜE) 47. George Lynch (DOKKEN) 48. Ted Nugent 49. Jake E. Lee (OZZY OSBOURNE, BADLANDS) 50. Rudolf Schenker & Uli John Roth (SCORPIONS) 51. Oystein "Euronymous" Aarseth (MAYHEM) 52. Scott Gorham & Brian Robertson (THIN LIZZY) 53. Steve Vai (DAVE LEE ROTH) 54. Reb Beach (WINGER, DOKKEN) 55. Trey Azagthoth (MORBID ANGEL) 56. John Sykes (THIN LIZZY, BLUE MURDER) 57. Hank Shermann & Michael Denner (MERCYFUL FATE) 58. Richie Sambora (BON JOVI) 59. Jon Donais & Matt Backhand (SHADOWS FALL) 60. Stephen Carpenter (DEFTONES) 61. Alex Skolnick & Eric Peterson (TESTAMENT) 62. Brian Tatler (DIAMOND HEAD) 63. John Christ (DANZIG) 64. Scott "Wino" Weinrich (THE OBSESSED) 65. Pepper Keenan & Woody Weatherman (C.O.C.) 66. Tommy Victor (PRONG) 67. Leslie West (MOUNTAIN) 68. Vernon Reid (LIVING COLOUR) 69. Glen Buxton & Michael Bruce (ALICE COOPER) 70. Bjorn Gelotte & Jesper Stromblad (IN FLAMES) 71. Jim Matheos (FATES WARNING) 72. Gary Holt & Rick Hunolt (EXODUS) 73. Donald Buck Dharma Roeser (BLUE ÖYSTER CULT) 74. Michael Amott (ARCH ENEMY) 75. Robert Fripp (KING CRIMSON) 76. Andre Olbrich (BLIND GUARDIAN) 77. Joe Satriani 78. Frank Hannon & Tommy Skeoch (TESLA) 79. Ty Tabor (KING'S X) 80. Mark Morton & Will Adler (LAMB OF GOD) 81. Dino Cazares (FEAR FACTORY) 82. Pete Townshend (THE WHO) 83. Jon Schaffer (ICED EARTH) 84. Timo Tolkki (STRATOVARIUS) 85. Neil Young 86. Abbath Doom Occulta (IMMORTAL) 87. Kai Hansen (GAMMA RAY) 88. Uffe Cederlund & Alex Hellid (ENTOMBED) 89. Leigh Stephens (BLUE CHEER) 90. Jim Martin (FAITH NO MORE) 91. Michael Romeo (SYMPHONY X) 92. Bill Steer (CARCASS) 93. Piggy (VOIVOD) 94. Tony Bourge (BUDGIE) 95. Sammy Hagar (VAN HALEN) 96. Alexi Laiho (CHILDREN OF BODOM) 97. Akira Takasaki (LOUDNESS) 98. Michael Angelo 99. John Kay & Michael Monarh (STEPPENWOLF) 100. Nick Bowcott (GRIM REAPER)

who came to the WWF to introduce us to her T&A.

who is becoming more like his parody OKLAHOMA by the week

Glad to hear your 100% ok.

I just read the 1/21. Pretty good stuff.

and SGT. CRAIG PITTMAN

It's amazing because it's an epic song that demands your attentiont through its entirety.

To me it's bigger. I couldn't be bothered by the Super Bowl. ::hides behind cardboard cut out of Grant Hill::

I think there was a storyline about Northstar having the hots for Iceman. There was an issue or two this summer that involved him trying to make Iceman as uncomfortable as possible.

Yes they did.

I didn't know Brent won the dunk contest.

Same here. The Lakers have been painful to watch.

LMAO. Thats what I'm going to call it now.

I think that alone is probably what causes the rift between metal/rock and rap more then anything else. People who listen to metal/rock music generally tend to listen for the music involved in it. The guitars, the riffs, all that jazz. With rap, it's the exact opposite. The music is secondary to the lyrics. So obviously, you're going to have two very different fanbases. That's how I see it, anyway. That is a good analysis of the lyrics/music paradox between rap and rock.

Dumbing down your lyrics is something that rappers admit about to make money. Jay Z even admits it in "Moment of Clarity"

I call doom metal Awww, what the fuck do I get now? Fine, I'll take Love Metal. Hair metal? Hey..you guys left me out... in the 2003 TSM Metal Draft, Steviekick picks...

That was during the Peter David run on X-Factor, right? I didn't really like Larry Stroman's work. It was quirky, but often a little too quirky for me. David probably wrote the best Quicksilver ever though. One of the funniest things for me was the fact that the strong guy (Guido) was code-named... Strong Guy. Yeah, I'm pretty sure David wrote it.