B. Brian Brunzell

Anything to get Show away from the title picture is ok by me.

Isn't it though?

Well, put Axl up there with the likes of Brian Wilson, Syd Barrett, and Mariah Carey on the list of rock stars gone nuts.

I'd say that U2, not Guns N' Roses, was the biggest band of the 80's. Now, back to the topic. I REALLY wish Andy Wood hadn't OD'd in 1990. Mother Love Bone was supposed to be the band that broke it open for the Seattle scene, but that came crashing down when Andy died. Although, in a weird twist of fate, his death did open the door for Pearl Jam to come together, and they're one of my all-time favorite acts. But overall, Soundgarden > All other Seattle bands

I think I mentioned it earlier, but Roy Harper is the vocalist on "Have A Cigar." I also think that as far as songwriting goes, The Final Cut is brilliant. There's so much passion and emotion in those 12 tracks, with "The Gunner's Dream", I think, being the standout track on the album.

Well, my prediction was right. Congratulations Carson.

I have a certain theory, and that theory is this: It's all about the Ricky Williams.

Top Three Pink Floyd Albums: The Piper at the Gates of Dawn Atom Heart Mother Animals Top Three Pink Floyd Tunes: "Echoes" "When the Tigers Broke Free" "Interstellar Overdrive" I really like the Barrett stuff. As you can tell by my sig, I'm a big Syd fan. The rough, experimental sound is what I dig. Everything from Piper to Meddle is classic. I wouldn't really call Obscured by Clouds experimental. It's just your basic Rock N'Roll soundtrack, filled with pretty good songs and a couple KILLER tunes, eg. "Free Four" and "Wot's, uh the Deal?". The more polished stuff of the mid to late 70's is also REALLY good, but sometimes I think it's a little overproduced. Don't get me wrong, I still love The Floyd but they got studioized(is that even a word) when Dark Side of the Moon took off. The post Waters era is ok. I don't like the fact that Dave brought in different songwriters to help him out, but, since he himself admitted to being a shitty lyricist, I can forgive. By the way, Mark, Waters didn't sing "Have A Cigar." He had intended to, but he was having voice problems, so The Floyd brought in Roy Harper to sing the song.

According to Ross, Albert's a Hell of a competitor too.

Christ, that's not even a good RAW match, let alone PPV worthy.

I'd be crushed if I gave a shit about Moby.

**votes RIP**

The riff for "Sunshine of Your Love" is soooo Metal.

That's also a bit troubling, but the thing that really made "Mr. Krinle" horrifying for me when I was younger was the circus freaks in the background doing all kind of crazy shit. The first time I saw that vid I must've been 12 or 13, and watching that on The Ball, I was like "OK, this is the scariest shit I've ever seen."

Angel Dust does contain Faith No More's greatest song EVER in "Smaller & Smaller", but I still prefer King for a Day.... The only complaint I ever had with Down on the Upside is that it sounded a little too "poppy" for me. Although "Blow Up the Outside World" is masterful. I love that bassline.

Damn right. You just HAVE TO love UFO. The great vocals of Phil Mogg combined with the AMAZING guitar prowess of Mr. Michael Schenker make for good listenin'. I prefer No Heavy Petting over all of the other UFO albums, but Lights Out is terrific.

Well, that just brought back bad memories. Nothing more frightening than seeing their lead singer's head in a baby carriage. Well, besides Les Claypool in a green crushed-velvet suit wearing a big mask and doing funky jigs all about in the video for "Mr. Krinkle."

Well I'll be a monkey's bare-assed uncle. See, I knew right away that there was something wrong with this list. When I see Come Clean was even ON the list, and that Hybrid Theory was ranked above Undertow. This is why Hit Parader sucks donkey dink.

Of course they'll cut Raven loose while he is the only guy with a good story. It's the fucking WWF, what else would you expect?

I was wondering why Big Stevie Cool got a new finisher. Now I know why. Oh, and RVD, welcome to the end of your WWF career.

That's a great album, but as far as Faith No More goes, I think King for a Day, Fool for a Lifetime is as good as it gets. Mike Patton is at his best on this album. He is my vocal GOD.

Lynn should be able to get a good match out of Siaki. After all, he's JERRY LYNN. Styles vs. Red should be primo. And Stanley, I could only hope you're right. You also have the coolest sig ever. Long live the KISS Army.

Brunzell's Faves: Stone Cold Stunner Vertibreaker F-5 El Paso Lasso Dudley Death Drop Evenflow DDT(I'm a big mark for DDT's)

Once again, it all comes down to who has the biggest dick, and to who's stroking said dick.

Isn't that down .1 from last week?