Murmuring Beast

Perfectly Acceptable Writing. ***

That's merely Triple H trying to pass the blame. Fire him Vince!

As daft things go, this is quite funny, although strictly an off-air moment.

Jericho vs Michaels at Mania was the best match I've seen this year.

Taker will lose to Cena in time, just you wait. It'll be a Brock job - in Brock's case, No Contest - Job. It'll make Cena look stronger.

Since Wayne's World

I want to see Angle feud with Jericho.

www.altavista.com used to have something.

I'd hit it

I always thought Barron was Regal ...

Perfect for those lonely nights.

The man's clearly a God of sorts.

Hogan didn't make wrestling cool, he made it mainstream. It was people like Hogan that made you a little ashamed of being a wrestling fan. The Rock and Austin deserve credit for making wrestling gritty again, but entertaining in the way that Hogan did.

What happened to that guy who had a sort of Jeeves-Butler type figure in his avatar? His gimmick was the best.

Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys? REM? Beatles at 12? What a rank list.

For some reason I thought of Kamala ... Carry on....

King Of Comedy is the best track on Monster. I love the deep breath Stipe takes at the start.

REM Murmur (1983) A Stunning debut. Really energetic, fast, youthful, It doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's a great listen. I love it very much. ***** Reckoning (1984) A great follow up to Murmur. Very acoustic, folky, but very energetic. **** Fables of the Reconstruction (1985) Very eerie album, but still very good. More electronic than Reckoning, but certainly not anything like the overporoduced pap of the time. **** Life's Rich Pageant (1986) A fun album, but a bit patchy. Still are some really good songs on this. ***1/2 Document (1987) Outstanding A-Side, very political with quite a sarcastic tone to it. **** Green (1988) First record with Warner Bros and some excellent songs on here. A-Side is like Pageant with a light theme, B-Side is much darker, more mature. **** Out Of Time (1991) Disappointing album, a lot of very poor efforts on here. Losing My Religion, Country Feedback and Shiny Happy People made this a great seller, but by no means is this their best. *** Automatic For The People (1992). Beautiful, the best album of the band's career, wonderful tunes, perfect production. I love each and every track. Continous theme of death and how to cope. ***** Monster (1994) Complete U-Turn from Automatic as they try and produce a gritty rock album. Some good songs, but the lyrics are generally poor and the overdone element of feedback hurts it. *** New Adventures In Hi-Fi (1996) A great, complete album that most people hate first time round. I did, but then it grew on me and I realised how great this was. Very primitive. ***** Up (1998) Pretty much a load of crap. Billy Berry is replaced by drum machines. A mammoth disappointment that nearly finished the band off for good. Their worst. ** Reveal (2001) A very upbeat, some say overproduced album. Good songs here, quite electronically based like Up, but generally better with some songs possessing classic acoustic sounds. ***1/2

Yea, well screw you guys, I haven't been in the saga for a long time and I'm defecting (Audience gasps then talks amongst themselves)...

That would explain the blue colour. Truly a disturbed soul.

Beautiful Europa!

Rendclaw, Jack Tunney, Just Call Me Dan, Murmuring Beast - No Sold Reject Stable.

Didn't the Cookie Monster always eat the plate?

Look guys, the invasion was the right thing to do, I'm not arguing that. I'm arguing against those that say that this campaign has been a great success when it hasn't.

Beats me. Thanks for the argument, fella.