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I am pretty sure I introduced BPS to "The Blues" by GNR like 7 years ago, lol.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtOc0MP2RrQ IRS at Inland Invasion.....thoughts on this song? Figured I'd post this version cause his vocals are pretty damn good too.

Yeah and I was there! Other time was where...something ridiculous like Norway or something, right?

Yeah but the thing is, I love the new material. And he's, I'm assuming, responsible for a great deal of that. http://youtube.com/watch?v=TCyWIbvEd-A Watch him kill this motherfuckin solo.....no seriously......I'll be here waiting.

Eh, he left for NIN back in 2000 also, and he came back. Tha was also to tour. Hopefully this is the same type of deal.

I didn't like Finck at first, but loved him when i saw him live in 2006. Many bootlegs only strengthened this love. i think i want to marry him and have ten thousand of his babies. Yeah Slash sucks compared to him in my eyes now.

The originals, sans Izzy, blew compared to the 2006-07 lineup. I mean seriously, Steven Adler for Christ's sake?

It's like I once heard about Weiland......a man that wears a Ramones T shirt, that dances like Iggy Pop, and sings like Eddie Vedder....a fraud?

I've read it is a Robin Finck song.

His run aginst Edge, with Edge, and against Flair was all pretty good stuff. I definitely loved the One Night Stand match, as well as the I Quit against Flair.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=j9zkXA7q2LA Greates song ever. Off of the new album.

I miss Benoit.

A major music-oriented television channel has pitched an idea for a reality series to Axl Rose, according to sources close to the project. The show, which would appear on a cable channel that asked not to be identified, would follow the troubled rocker as his continues his decade-long effort to release the Guns N' Roses project "Chinese Democracy." Rose has been laboring on tracks for the project on-and-off since mid-1994, and in both 2006 and 2007 gave several interviews promising the album would be finished "within the year." The sound of Chinese Democracy has often reported to be industrial rock music similar to Nine Inch Nails and Ministry, a style that Rose had long been a fan of. But the tracks that have surfaced online show a variety of sounds, with tinges of everything from Ministry to Queen to classic Guns N' Roses. According to sources at Geffen (Rose's music label) a version of "Chinese Democracy" has been finished and delivered to the label. But there are still outstanding issues between the singer and the label, not the least of which is a recording cost for the project which (depending on who you believe), has reached between $11 and $15 million. Another stickler is the digital rights for the tracks, along with some proposed "bonus" tracks Geffen would like to release digitally. This reality show project would be part of a larger effort to build buzz for an album which faces a number of promotional hurdles. Rose's recent concert appearances have been erratic at best, and many fans of the classic Guns N' Roses lineup are going to require some persuasion before embracing this new sound. Rose is also not an especially "journalist-friendly" preformer, making promotion for the project even more difficult. The new (still untitled) reality show would follow Rose and his band as they prepare for release of the album. It would include behind-the-scenes rehearsal and studio footage, as well as interviews with a number of the participants. "There is a lot of footage to choose from," said a network source. "Some of it is incredibly personal and revealing about Axl's life." According to the network source, the deal for the show is "close, but not signed." Part of the holdup seems to be the timing, as the particpants want to integrate the show into a timeline with the leadup to the album's release, along with the announcment of a limited number of concert dates. Efforts to get a comment from Axl or his management have so far been unsuccessful.

Can anyone remember why there are subtle references to the DOA working for the Undertaker?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gd6pTsrJmq4...feature=related Best RVD promos in ECW

Tool in October of '06.

Six different drugs found in Ledger's system... The medical examiner has ruled that Heath Ledger's death is an "accident," resulting from the "abuse of prescription medications." The drugs found in his system were OxyContin (painkiller), Valium (anti-anxiety), Xanax (anti-anxiety), Restoril (sleep aid), Unisom (sleep aid), and Hydrocodone/Vicodin (painkiller). Ledger's family released this statement about the news. We remain humble as parents and a family, among millions of people worldwide who may have suffered the tragic loss of a child. Few can understand the hollow, wrenching, and enduring agony parents silently suffer when a child predeceases them. Today's results put an end to speculation, but our son's beautiful spirit and enduring memory will forever remain in our hearts. While no medications were taken in excess, we learned today the combination of doctor-prescribed drugs proved lethal for our boy. Heath's accidental death serves as a caution to the hidden dangers of combining prescription medication, even at low dosage. Our family enjoyed an extremely happy two week visit with Heath just prior to the New Year. Those recent precious days will stay with us forever. We as a family feel privileged to have some of his amazing magic moments captured in film. To most of the world Heath was an actor of immeasurable talent and promise. To those who knew him personally, Heath was a consummate artist whose passions also included photography, music, chess and directing. We knew Heath as a loving father, as our devoted son, and as a loyal and generous brother and friend. We treasure our beautiful granddaughter Matilda (to our dear Michelle) as well as an unbelievably wonderful network of close friends, forever, around the world. Families rarely experience the uplifting, warm and massive outpouring of grief and support as have we, from every corner of the planet. This has deeply and profoundly touched our hearts and lives. We are eternally grateful. At this moment we respectfully request the worldwide media allow us time to grieve privately, without the intrusions associated with press and photography.

I played "Coma" in a bar last night. Exceptional ending to that song, lyrically and vocally.

Good. Thank God. He sucked and he sucked hard, and all he did was turn fans away from the product. See ya later, douchebag who killed ECW.

Not Mary-Kate's Apt Posted Jan 22nd 2008 5:41PM by TMZ Staff A highly credible source connected to Heath Ledger tells TMZ the apartment where the actor was found was not owned by Mary-Kate Olsen or related to her in any way. Death Accidental Posted Jan 22nd 2008 5:35PM by TMZ Staff Heath LedgerCops tell TMZ Heath Ledger's death was accidental.

Post any jobs or angles that were just so irritating in your eyes you thought they were being booked specifically to piss fans off and/or turn them away. These are in no particular order as well. 1. Al Snow jobs to Too Much at his first WWF PPV after a hot run in ECW, when they pin Head with a bottle of Head And Shoulders. 2. After his red hot debut defeating Kurt Angle, Taz's finisher is dismissed as an "illegal choke", Angle's loss is stricken from the record, and Taz loses to the Big Bossman at the following PPV. 3. Going against all logical sense and momentum, Raven loses his NWA title shot against Jeff Jarrett, even after 4 or 5 guys destroy Jarrett with their finishers and various weapons. That's all i got for now.

Bully was BASED off a true story, Larry Clark fabricated the truth in the movie. Nick Stahl's character isn't even a whiteboy. I guess Kids is one of those movies, you really have to relate to. I acted like most of those guys in the movie(aside from skateboarding) during my teenage years. Maybe I'm the crazy one for not relating to teenage date rapists.

Kids was realistic, I'll grant you, but Bully was, ya know, an actual true story. Light years better then Kids.

Apparently alot bothers me.......... Bobby Lashley as ECW Champion to a very very lethargic crowd response. Umaga's debut, destroying Ric Flair.

Shane Douglas, Dean Malenko, and Perry Saturn in an anti-America gimmick, feuding with........ugh........Jim Duggan.