B. Brian Brunzell

<--- also own both Disturbed albums, and defends them in the Finch fight.

Apparently some people haven't grasped the concept of breathtaking wealthy blondes. What the fuck ever. Hey, I'm that retard. So she's wealthy. Big fucking deal. I could care less about her money. I've seen and don't think she's attractive at all. Nothing but sin and fucking ALOT of bones. **insert porn joke here** Hearing her speak, for me, is almost as bad as looking at her. But she does have $$$, doesn't she?

I don't know, didn't he get his ass kicked by his ex-wife a while back? Possibly. But Lionel's a lover, not a fighter. How could the man who wrote such classics like "Say You, Say Me", "Hello", and "Three Times a Lady" beat up a woman? It just can't happen.

I'll admit, "Dacing on the Ceiling" didn't help, but his solo stuff before that was OWNAGE.

I never knew much about Santo before I moved to Chicago. But in the 12 years I livd there, I learned more and more about him, and seeing old footage and reading up on him, there's no doubt in my mind that he should be in the Hall. One day, the Veteran's Committee will have to vote him in.

He's like a hype man/producer hybrid. Still no Flava Flav though... For "Best Group Video", my pick is No Doubt. I just dig that vid.

Why do people give two flying fucks about Paris Hilton? She's rich. That's it. She's not hot in the least bit, but yet she's all over everything, including that stupid fucking tv show. Though that was funny watching the rich bitches trying to be "normal." Someone should REALLY beat her ass just because. Lionel needs to smack his stupid bitch of a daughter for ruining the Richie name.

"My Philosophy"- Boogie Down Productions

Best. Purchase. Ever.

Midget tossing would be great, but I think that a mosh pit compsed ENTIRELY of midgets would be even better.

"Aaron's Party"= more metal than anything Slayer's ever done. Word.

Brunzell's most recent DVD purchases: The Simpsons: The Complete Third Season Fraggle Rock: Where it All Began The Great White Hype

The first Miles album that changed Jazz forever: Miles Davis- Kind of Blue (1959): "So What": 10 "Freddie Freeloader": 10 "Blue in Green": 10 "All Blues": 10 "Flamenco Sketches": 10 Well, that was a tough one. But when you're talking about what many consider to be the finest jazz album ever made, it's an easy one to rate.

Speaking of Murphys covers, "Black Velvet Band" is also total ownage.

By the way, I picked it up at Circuit City for $10.99. That's what I love about Pearl Jam. None of their albums are expensive at all. You can't go wrong with a double cd for $11.

I prefer Give 'Em Enough Rope to the debut Clash album. I think that may be only because Give 'Em Enough Rope features "Tommy Gun", my favourite Clash track. The debut is still fucking great though.

So I bought the new Pearl Jam live album today. I must say that it just may be the best live album that I've ever heard, and I've heard quite a few. They run through the 26 song set FLAWLESSLY, and of course, Vedder sounds just as good live as he does in the studio. I recommend it to any Pearl Jam fan, or any fan of great live music for that matter. Pick this album up, ASAP. --Brunzell

Eight of 'em this week: Boogie Down Productions- By All Means Necessary The Roots- The Tipping Point De La Soul- Three Feet High and Rising (double disc set) The Cure- Kiss Me, Kiss Me, Kiss Me Modest Mouse- The Moon & Antarctica Modest Mouse- Good News for People Who Love Bad News Miles Davis- Bird of Paradise Pearl Jam- Live at Benaroya Hall Thanks to 116+ hours in two weeks of work, I was able to gorge myself with music, and it feels so GOOD.

I always dug the video for "Safety Dance." The cheesy medievil themed carnival type atmosphere was nice. And then there was the MIDGET~! "The Brady Bunch" is one of my favourite Yankovic tracks off off one of my favourite Yankovic albums. "Nature Trail to Hell in 3-D" is ownage.

I love Queensryche and all, but I'm a bit shocked that this album placed so high. Still, I'm not complaining. Ok, there's one: Empire > Operation: Mindcrime But hey, what do I know?

Man, that song brings back bad memories. Not of my personal past experiences, but I just HATE that fucking song.

"Nihilsm" > "Ruby Soho" I'd also recommend you some Dropkick Murphys. Here's a little list of tunes by them that OWN: "Barroom Hero" "Fightstarter Karaoke" "The Fighting 69th" "The Spicy McHaggis Jig" "The Dirty Glass" "Worker's Song" "For Boston" And of course, you can't talk Murphys without talking "Kiss Me, I'm Shitfaced."

Joe Strummer & the Mescalaros- Streetcore "Coma Girl": 7 "Get Down Moses": 9 "Long Shadow": 10 "Arms Aloft": 6 "Ramshackle Day Parade": 7 "Redemption Song": 10 "All In a Day": 7 "Burnin' Streets": 9 "Midnight Jam": 6 "Silver and Gold": 6

I'll gladly lend a hand. Here's some good tunes: "Tommy Gun"- The Clash "I'm So Bored with the USA"- The Clash "Clash City Rockers"- The Clash "London Calling"- The Clash "Generator"- Bad Religion "I Want to Conquer the World"- Bad Religion "Sheena is a Punk Rocker"- Ramones "We're a Happy family"- Ramones "Beat on the Brat"- Ramones "So Far Away"- Social Distortion "Cold Feelings"- Social Distortion

"Overture 1928"- Dream Theater