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Taken from highspots. Preorder for earliest delivery. Scheduled release date is October 28. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Please note if you order an in-stock item and a pre-order item together when you check-out we ship all items together when the pre-order item is ready to ship. If you want the in-stock item shipped immediately, please place a separate order for the in-stock and pre-order goods. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Special Double DVD Set! The steel cage: It's used as a barrier and as a weapon. It keeps the competitors inside and the interference outside. The Steel Cage Match is the most brutal form of confrontation. Here are highlights from fifteen of the best steel cage matches in wrestling history. Never-before-seen on DVD. They'll definitely leave their mark! 2-disc DVD set contains: Bob Backlund vs. Pat Patterson (1979) Bruno Sammartino vs. Larry Zbyszko (1980) Bob Backlund vs. Jimmy Snuka (1980) Jimmy Snuka vs. Don Muraco (1983) Magnum TA vs. Tully Blanchard (1985) Hulk Hogan vs. Paul Orndorff (1987) Ric Flair vs. Ronnie Garvin (1987) Bret Hart vs. Owen Hart (1994) Isaac Yankem vs. Bret Hart (1995) Triple H vs. Mankind (1997) Triple H vs. The Rock (1999) Stone Cold Steve Austin vs. Mr. McMahon (1999) Edge & Christian vs. Hardy Boyz (2000) Kurt Angle vs. Chris Benoit (2001) Edge vs. Kurt Angle (2002) DVD Extras Over 3.5 hours of bonus material - 11 Complete Matches. Bruno Sammartino vs. Ivan Koloff (1975) Bob Backlund vs. Stan Hansen (1981) Ric Flair vs. Dusty Rhodes (1986) Rock 'n' Roll Express vs. Andersons (1986) Shawn Michaels vs. Marty Jannetty (1993) Information: Encoding: Region 1 Running Time: 5 hours 30 minutes --- MOTHER OF GOD. The classic NWA matches preserved on DVD! Heeeyah!

The KISS/Aerosmith tour is selling at %92 capacity

Sad, sad news. *plays vinyl*

Rock Legends KISS Hit Big Screen with The Melbourne Australia Symphony Orchestra In Special Regal Entertainment Theatres HD Concert Event KISS Symphony Concert Premieres in 21 markets, September 9th NEW YORK – August 26, 2003 – KISS, the legendary rock band that has sold more than 80 million albums, will “rock and roll” the big screen September 9th, 2003 at 7:30 p.m. in a special concert presentation in select Regal Entertainment Group (REG, NYSE: RGC) theatres across the country. The KISS Symphony concert will be presented in High Definition in REG theatres in 21 markets including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Atlanta, among others. The High Definition special concert event, presented by Regal CineMedia (RCM), Anschutz Entertainment Group (AEG) and Spring Communications, coincides with the September 9th release of KISS Symphony: The DVD, available nationwide via KISS Records/Sanctuary Records. This special, in-theatre concert presentation will feature KISS members Paul Stanley, Gene Simmons, Peter Criss and Tommy Thayer playing classic songs such as “Rock And Roll All Nite,” “Deuce,” “Love Gun,” and “Detroit Rock City” accompanied by the 60-member Melbourne Symphony Orchestra all sporting full KISS makeup. Advance tickets may be purchased for $6 at participating theatre box offices or online at www.RegalCM.com . Event day tickets are $8.50. The Big Screen Album Premier™ is the result of a partnership between Regal CineMedia, Spring Communications and AEG to present music in a High Definition, theatre sound format. “KISS has always been the leaders in finding exciting new ways to reach their tremendous fan base,” said Tommy Nast, AEG executive vice president, business development. “This is an amazing performance and KISS fans will enjoy the big screen event to launch the band’s latest DVD,” added John Rubey, president, Spring Communications. “Regal CineMedia’s exclusive Digital Content Network gives us the ability to broadcast concerts and entertainment events, including this night of rock and roll with the legendary KISS on the big screen,” said Dan Diamond, RCM vice president, business development. The concert will be broadcast in HD at the following locations on September 9th: ATLANTA - HOLLYWOOD STADIUM 24 @ NORTH I-85 3265 N.E. Expressway Access – Chamblee, GA BOSTON - SOLOMON POND 15 591 Donald J. Lynch Blvd. – Marlborough, MA CHICAGO - LINCOLNSHIRE STADIUM 20 plus Imax 300 Parkway Drive – Lincolnshire, IL DALLAS - GALAXY THEATRE STADIUM 10 11801 Mccree Road – Dallas, TX DENVER - PAVILIONS 15 500 16th Street #310 – Denver, CO DETROIT - COMMERCE TOWNSHIP STADIUM 14 3033 Springvale Drive - Walled Lake, MI GRAND RAPIDS - CROSSROADS 10 6600 Ring Road – Portage, MI JACKSONVILLE - AVENUES STADIUM 20 9525 Phillips Highway – Jacksonville, FL LOS ANGELES - IRVINE SPECTRUM 21 65 Fortune Drive – Irvine, CA MIAMI - MOVIES @ THE FALLS 12 9000 S.W. 136th Street – Miami, FL MINNEAPOLIS - BROOKLYN CENTER STADIUM 20 6420 Camden Avenue North – Minneapolis, MN NEW HAVEN - BRANFORD 12 325 E. Main St. – Branford, CT NEW YORK - UNION SQUARE STADIUM 14 850 Broadway - New York, NY PITTSBURGH -MORAINE POINTE CINEMA 10 300 Moraine Pointe Plaza – Butler, PA PORTLAND - LLOYD CENTER STADIUM 10 CINEMA 1510 NE Multnomah Blvd. – Portland, OR PROVIDENCE - SILVER CITY MALL 10 NEW BEDFORD 2 Galleria Mall Drive – Taunton, MA SAN DIEGO - MIRA MESA STADIUM 18 10733 Westview Parkway - San Diego, CA SEATTLE - AUBURN STADIUM 17 THEATRES 1101 Super Mall Way – Auburn, WA TAMPA - CITRUS PARK STADIUM 20 7999 Citrus Park Town Center Mall – Tampa, FL W. PALM BEACH - ROYAL PALM BEACH STADIUM 18 1003 State Road 7 – Royal Palm Beach, FL WASHINGTON D.C. - BALLSTON COMMON STADIUM 12 671 N. Glebe Road - Arlington, VA The KISS Symphony concert event will utilize Regal CineMedia’s Digital Content Network (DCN), the world’s largest theatre video and communications network for the delivery of digital content. The DCN is used to distribute pre-feature entertainment, advertising and alternative presentations including sports, entertainment and educational events on a national basis in theatre environments. RCM has previously used its DCN to present live HD broadcasts of Major League Soccer games; an HD simulcast of a college football game; live concert events with musical artists such as Korn and Tom Petty; and an interactive, “virtual classroom” event with Academy Award-winning director James Cameron to discuss his latest feature film, “Ghosts of the Abyss.” The digital network is also used to distribute RCM’s new pre-feature program, The 2wenty, a mix of short-form entertainment segments, interspersed with primarily made-for-cinema advertising. --- I'll be at the Brookyln Center screening which is 71% sold out.

WWE can kiss my ass. They did advertise Dragon, Spanky, etc. for the show. I was hyped because i was going to see my former ROH favorite live, but no. They can't allow that. Dragon i've missed 6 TIMES due to either being pulled off the card or no showing. Anyways, the money will be used for Sat's POISON CONCERT. Yeah.

It's the same setlist MINUS Paul's talking before every song, theres bits and peices there but not the long raps he does.

KISS Symphony: ALIVE IV Review This Double CD (or Vinyl) has already went gold(500,000) Tracks Disc: 1 1. Deuce 2. Strutter 3. Let Me Go Rock & Roll 4. Lick It Up 5. Calling Dr. Love 6. Psycho Circus 7. Beth - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Ensemble 8. Forever - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Ensemble 9. Goin’ Blind - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Ensemble 10. Sure Know Something - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Ensemble 11. Shandi - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Ensemble Disc: 2 1. Detroit Rock City - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 2. King Of The Night Time World - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 3. Do You Love Me - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 4. Great Expectations - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 5. Shout It Out Loud - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 6. God Of Thunder - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 7. Love Gun - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 8. I Was Made For Lovin’ You - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 9. Black Diamond - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra 10. Rock And Roll All Nite - Kiss w/The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra The sound mix is EXCELLENT, like the original ALIVE! album..the Orchestra sounds real good with the classic songs like "Black Diamond" & "King Of The Night Time World". They should of called it the DESTROYER Symphony since it was only two tracks away from playing the whole album (Sweet Pain & Flaming Youth). This CD is a really good value($15.99 for regular, $27.99 for deluxe) and some of the songs are re-mixed due to new guitarist Tommy Thayer. KISS fan or not, you should check this one out. Tracks remixed: Lick It Up (new solo) Forever Let Me Go Rock N Roll and more! Highly Recommended! on Amazon.com right now the Deluxe CD & the Regular CD are the same price almost http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detai...=glance&s=music DVD comes out in Sept.

I'm there. Seats only $20. I will go see Vince Neil peform his Crue songs since his solo songs are blah.

I've noticed quite a few Beach Boys fans here recently. I too am one of them. One of my favorite songs by them has to be "Be True To Your School". Anyone else?

KISS St. Paul MN 1987, 2 CD, AWESOME Quality! Whitesnake Monsters Of Rock 1990, 2 CD, AWESOME Quality as well..great stuff.

I personally though the movie was weak except for KingPin's scenes.

The Quest - Minneapolis, MN 18+, $18 ADV, $20 DOOR Anyone going? The Dickies are playing there too.

They are playing here aug. 10th

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Damn right. They played at the Rockin' Ribfest in Minneapolis today about 4. Morris hasn't lost a step. Jerome carried the damn show though.

I love KISS Unmasked. She's So European needs to be played live, Shandi is awesome.

Answers: Question 1) It's more of a harmony orchestra really, with horns and such. Sounds really nice. Question 2) The Deluxe DigiPak has a cool fold-out cover with a poster & other stuff while the standard is just the jewel case, cds, and booklet. BestBuy has the standard for $15.99 and the Deluxe for $23.99 Brunzel: Flaming Youth would of been a cool choice, it has only be played a couple of times live(about 4) and is possibly the rarest KISS song ever peformed. The last time it was played was during a soundcheck . From KISSFAQ.com "Flaming Youth" was something of an attempt to recapture the anthemic nature of "Rock And Roll All Nite" which had broken the band to their initial success. This would be something of a formula on the singles released from "Destroyer" which included it "Detroit Rock City" and "Shout It Out Loud". It would have been thought that a song with this style would have worked well in a live setting, though from the recordings of the song it seems to have been somewhat awkward live. Part of the "Destroyer" set for the European visit in the Summer of 1976, and for some early dates on the North American leg of the tour, the song would not survive with "Do You Love Me" eventually replacing it. While there was no shortage of material in the set from "Destroyer", with "Do You Love Me", "King Of The Night Time World", "Detroit Rock City", "God Of Thunder", and "Shout It Out Loud" being played in the set during various parts of the tour. Interestingly, "Flaming Youth" would be one of the songs the reunited band sound-checked at their rehearsal for the October 31st, 1998 "Psycho Circus" show. That being said, i have one of the shows from Houston 76 when Flaming Youth was peformed, maybe someday it will be returned to the set list, maybe.

Get it straight, they went on ONE farewell tour. They are releasing ALIVE IV this Tuesday and are going on another tour w/ Aerosmith playing ampitheaters. Fellas who can't make the shows just have to wait for it to expand to bigger markets & arenas in November. Tickets are expensive for the die hard suckers who purchase the "packages", just buy some lawn seats. They will be playing in full makeup. Peter Criss is drumming(sigh), not Eric Singer. Singer is the 2nd best KISS drummer while Eric Carr being the 1st. Can't wait til Tuesday!

Helped KISS for the last 30 years. KISS used more than flamethrowers though, besides they were one of the first bands that used fire in their stage show.

They all star Baby Plucky Tiny Toons 83 WHAT MAKES TOONS TICK(Season 3) Tiny Toons 94 SPORTS SHORTS(Season 3) Tiny Toons 74 Henny Youngman Day (Season 2) G'day.

Where The Red Fern Grows Where The Red Fern Grows II La Bamba

LOS ANGELES -- A judge on Monday declined to grant a request by The Doors' original drummer, John Densmore, to bar two other original members from using the band's name on a current tour. Densmore sued keyboardist Ray Manzarek and guitarist Robby Krieger in February for breach of contract because the two -- along with singer Ian Astbury of The Cult -- were touring using the name "The Doors 21st Century." Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Gregory W. Alarcon heard arguments but gave no indication when he would make a final ruling on the request for a temporary restraining order. Following Jim Morrison's death of a drug overdose in 1971, the three remaining members of the iconic '60s rock group signed off on a deal preventing any of them from using the name "The Doors" to tour or record unless all three were involved, according to Densmore's suit. Densmore's attorney, S. Jerome Mandel, said the qualifiers "21st Century," were of no use since "they don't appear anywhere" in advertising for the tour of Manzarek and Krieger. "I couldn't open a business called Coca-Cola of the 21st Century," Mandel argued as Densmore looked on from the front row of the downtown Los Angeles courtroom. Mandel said Densmore doesn't want to stop the concerts, but said there's no evidence the defendants will suffer damages if the name of the tour is changed -- he said Densmore wants it to read something like Ray Manzarek and Robby Krieger, formerly of The Doors. "These concerts are already sold out," Mandel said. "There is no evidence that if the name is changed, concerts will be canceled," the attorney said. "We fear that they will go out there and run amok, and every one of these ads will say `The Doors,"' Mandel said. "What is my client supposed to do, get a newspaper clipping service so we can watch these guys? "The (1971) contract is very clear. It was intended to prevent the very damage that ensued with these concerts," Mandel said. But John H. Lavely, representing Manzarek and Krieger, said an injunction at this stage would do irreparable harm. "Concerts will be canceled, reputations will be hurt, jobs will be lost," Lavely said, estimating that a name change would cost his clients $3 million. The tour has been successful in so-called mid-range venues like New York's Roseland Ballroom, which has a capacity of about 3,000. Lavely said ads promoting the concerts clearly identify who's performing and who's not. He also argued that the tour is stimulating radio play for The Doors, which is sparking renewed interest and record sales, which benefits his clients as well as Densmore. And Lavely added that the 1971 contract stipulates good faith, and that if a majority wanted to do something, a minority would be required to go along. Lavely cited several legal disputes among music groups -- John Fogerty and Creedence Clearwater Revival, Journey, Styx, Van Halen -- where courts ruled groups could continue on when changes occur. The tour, which began in March and is scheduled to pick up again next week in Tampa, Fla., has sparked two other lawsuits, most recently when Morrison's octogenarian parents filed their own trademark infringement suit for monetary damages against Manzarek and Krieger. Also, former Police drummer Stewart Copeland, originally chosen to replace Densmore, sued Manzarek and Krieger in March for breach of fiduciary duty for allegedly not paying him for a few gigs. - Doors messageboard.

Austin/Guerrero. The classic Karaoke brawl. Then next week Austin left. Then Guerrero tried to take on Rock in an EXCELLENT match. With Eddie reversing the Rock Bottom(i think?).

I eat crow.