Gary Floyd

Zoviet France-Collusion Led Zeppelin-III Pharcyde-Bizarre Ride II The Pharcyde ("Passin' Me By" is practically the story of my High School Lovelife)

So, will it be called "Banking,Bloody Banking"?

Hell, I love Gorilla. I remeber back when I started watching wrestling full time (about '95) and rented old WWF tapes, and thinking "Wow, this Gorilla Monsoon guy is a pretty damn good announcer"

It's probably just me, but just like "Punky Brewster", just about every Goddamn episode of "Moesha" was a VSE. Someone was always a junkie, or pregnant, or something.

Ok kids, gather round the old campfire (or at your computers) Here comes another crazy report on Enthertainment. Oh, this weeks title brought to you by the song "Strokin'" by Clarence Carter. -Debra Hill, who's production credits include "Halloween","The Fog", and "Escape from New York", passed away recently at the age of 54 after a 13 month battle with cancer. Quoteing director John Carpenter from an Yahoo news article, Debra was "a real pioneer in this business. Unlike many producers, she came from the crew ranks. I think they’re the most underappreciated people, and they work the hardest. She had experienced the ins and the outs and had a thorough understanding of what it took to make a picture" -Actors Johnny Depp and John Cusack joined friends and family of the late Hunter S. Thompson's private memorial service this weekend. -Fred Durst is suing a website for publishing that porn video of his that recently got leaked on the net. In other news, I unfortunately have seen pictures, and all I can say is that Mr. Durst has a tiny penis. -Disney is hoping to do a "Passion of the Christ" like film for kids. The film will most likely not be called "Jesus and the Awful,Horrible, No-Good Really Bad Day" -Filmax has currently completed working on the film "Beneth Still Waters", which was directed by Brian Yuzna. The film stars Raquel ("Dagon") Meroño, Charlotte Salt,Patrick Gordon, and Diana Peñalver (the heroine Paquita from Peter Jackson's "Dead Alive"). Also, Yuzna's film "Rottweiler" hits DVD via Lions Gate This Summer -Denise Richards and Charlie Sheen have split up to the surprise of well, no one. Really, can you expect Charlie Sheen to stay married for very long? -And finally, Jeff Lieberman's ("Just Before Dawn", "Squirm") cult flick "Blue Sunshine" will be remade by MGM. The film will be directed by Peter Webber, whose other credits include the Scarlett Johansen film"The Girl with the Pearl Earring", and the upcoming Hannibal Lector prequal film "Behind the MAsk"

Yea, looking over at wrestlingfigs it's pretty funny... http://tinypic.com/21quyf www.freewebs.com/blumystry/art/Edge&Lita2.JPG Heh..thinking about putting this in the sig. And there was another that was pretty funny..but can't find it right now. Found these on DVDR

Throw Marty Jannety through plate glass windown. Become a born again Christian...and let the whole world know about it?

They'll find something for him to do. Just a guess: He'll interfere in the ladder match, one way or another.

Well hey, look at it like this: Right now, somewhere, a sexually frusterated teenager is masturbating furiously over the thought of Lita training Chrity, and is most likely planning to type (with one hand of course) a horrible fan fiction story about it. How do I know this? Because I've been on the internet long enough to know such people exist.

So far, the build up has been awesome. Oh, and Angle's promo owned all. Other than Christy vs. Trish(what did Trish do to deserve this?), Mania's shaping up to look pretty sweet

Well, he's been with Lita, so I'm sure he's been screwed in more ways than one

Duggans dildo blender always manages to crack me up, mainly because I can see him saying to the ring rat who sat on it "Sit on the dildo blender tough gal!" and shouting out "Hooooooooooooooooo" the second she climaxes

[/b]Cabaret Voltaire-Started when I really began to get into electronic music. I had heard a few mutterings about them on the net, and eventually got "The Conversation" (Their last, and most ambient techno album). It was the B-Sides/12' Mixes/Live album 3 disc set "Conform to Deform" that officaly got me into them. Pink Floyd-I got "Dark Side of the Monn" first, an obvious choice I know. I later then did a double purchase of "Wish You Were Here" and "Meddle", and it was "Meddle" that won me over the most. I was introduced to them however, by a friend. My Bloody Valentine-I got "Loveless" as a blind buy a few years ago.Needless to say, I actually hated it at first, but the second time I gave it a listen, I fell in love. Since then, listening to "Loveless" and "Isn't Anything" have practically religious experiences for me.

I own an Merzbow/Bastard Noise split cd that I haven't listened to in ages. I'll probalby give it to someone, as it's neither artists best moments. Also, I haven't Listened to all of NoN's "God & Beast", and it mostly sucks, IMO. Too many "Oooo, scary, satanic misanthropy" for my tastes

-23 Skidoo-Gospel Comes to New Guinea-9/10-One of the few anthology/singles collections worth owning, especially for the b-sides and alternate mixes -23 Skidoo-7 Songs-10/10-One of the best post punk albums ever made. A dub/ambient/industrial/post-punk/world beat/funk masterpiece -LTJ Bukem-Logical Progression-9/10-A drum 'n' bass essential, and a must for anyone interested in the genre.

I really can't wait for this one. From what I hear, it's Hooper's best movie in years, and a return to form of sorts. Oh, it stars Angela ("May")Bettis, Brent (Tomas Motyashik from "The Sheild")Roam, Sheri (Baby from "House of 1000 Corpses") Moon, and Clint and Ron Howards dad Rance.

More greatness from "Robot Chicken" tonight, especially the"Cannonball Run" spoof and the claymation sequence.

That was great, especially Buster and Job. Also, Jerry Minor's small roll, and Julia Louise Dryfuss was great.

Obviously fake, and from someone with more free time in their hands then even I have http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseactio...=20050303200957 also, a livejournal of Heidenreich's masterpieces http://www.livejournal.com/users/heidenreich/

It seems "Jake Roberts" has one now http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseactio...=20050305003200

I think he's ok. Has a ton of potential, IMO. Might be a big star in the future, at least if he's booked right.

Ya know, I kind of feel bad for Matt, but at the same time, he probably should have expected this from her, given Lita's reputation. Then again, he probably did, but still...

Well, the fart jokes thrown in kind of ruin the seriousness, but what the hell Remember the one were Earl runs against his boss to be president or something, and a local newsguy called Edward R. Hero ends up winning? That episode was gold

Brian Eno-Before and After Science-10/10-Great album, one of his best. Oh, and "By the River" is beautiful Kraftwerk-Computer World-10/10-The roots of techno and electro-fun are all rooted in this album Tackhead-Friendly as a Hand Gernade-9/10-Great funk/dub/old school industrial dance/soul/funk/rock album. Hell, it's got everything!

SpecialK, tonight, you are my hero