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AWESOME SONG SHIRI!!!! Drop Dead Legs - Van Halen

10/10 I downloaded pix for my new avatar tonight...shrinking them tomorrow

Rick Springfield - State Of The Heart

The Man From Snowy River

Stevie Nicks - I Can't Wait

A Life Less Ordinary

Van Halen - Everybody Wants Some

So do I, it's such a great groove.

Some Kind Of Wonderful (One of my favorites)

10/10 Because even Matt's forehead is cool. (And I like The JFK quote)

Some Kind Of Hero

That STP song is awesome, Chris!!! Rocksette another shitty band with a shitty name.

Very Interesting...more than I'd like to know about their asses. But I will give them a listen.

I too like this Idea...at my first Tech Company, there was this Indian dude named Sanjiv, that used to eat my lunches...I hated that little prick. My ex was on a Tabouli. Falafel, and hummous kick...so I always had really healthy lunches... No matter what I did to hide it, even putting it in the fridge on another floor...He'd find it. I had a banana and two hashbrowns from McD.

I have never heard anything by Hedley, are they any good?

Okay that shit is just wrong...guys that look like ugly chicks...not cool.

I'll be running a haunted house at the church, so no Dick In The Box. I won't be the Devil This year either...I may be Blade.

The Hero and The Terror

Thanks to Shiri, I watched Failure To Launch Again

I am now back to re-reading Harry Potter and The Order Of the Phoenix.

Shiri are you folding peoples sheets, and unmentionables? Channel 7 news, and two episodes of Robotech

I watched the epsiode I missed of Reaper this morning, thanks to Shiri...it's still pretty funny...but eventually they will run out of stories.

Sparklehorse...someone was high, very very high

Stevie Nicks - The Edge Of Seventeen

I don't think he was a douchebag. That was at a time when the Record Companies were really pushing the boundaries on artist's rights, and creative control. Matt was protecting what was his, pure and simple. He may have used a pretty prickish approach...it appears that his vision of success versus that of others, didn't necessarily include making it "big" in the states. That was a time when even established bands were being manipulated and controlled by the record companies.