Nash of Radio Dead Air and WTFIWWY.
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In honor of Metallica's 30th birthday I will count down their top 30 best songs. Some will agree and others will rip it apart and I cannot wait to read what you all will have to say! This will be more like A opinion list but I will do my best to iron out their 30 best. Without a further ado let the show begin
Number 30. Hit The Lights, Track 1, Kill 'Em All.
I am starting off the list with their very first song. This song signified what Metallica was going to be for their careers; fast, thrash, in your face, epic solo's, and not giving two damns of what people thought. It was the way they are and will always be. Like it or not this is what Metallica was always meant to be.
Number 29. Jump In the Fire, Track 4, Kill ‘Em All.
Hello, the name is Robert Knight. I go by the name Kane987245 and Kane987321 when my other name gets disconnected for a time.
I did something for a few months on Bleacher Reports that I am now going to do here; blog about wrestling.
My entries will always vary on length depending on what I will be discussing. I hope to get out at least one post per week and that over time there will be a decent amount of people who will read them.
With that said, let the show begin.
Over the past couple of months WWE has improved their product. They have not had a bad PPV since Extreme Rules, wrestlers are getting pushed who were not before, the storylines are fun to watch, and it seems like chaos and unpredictability are now welcomed back in open arms.
People will immediately point to C.M Punk as the man who perpetrated the change. Others would go back further and point to R-Truth when he began his heel change and went after the "PG Poster Boy" John Cena.
Alright, Day 2 of this shit. Already I am feeling like I am about to fuck up something. Oh well, onward with the non-specific review of a particular movie:
I heard of this particular flick while talking about A Serbian Film, which I hope to do in a couple days, in the IRC. I had professed a disappointment with the disturbing material in A Serbian Film, and ended up watching this the next night. And since I derped up my schedule today, I won't be going into a detailed description of what happens in this movie. I instead offer up a spoiler-free editorial, for lack of a better word.
Jumping the shark is an idiom, first employed to describe a moment in the evolution of a television show when it begins a decline in quality that is beyond recovery. I’m using it here to describe the point where bands lose track of themselves, and their music starts going downhill. (The views and opinions expressed in this show do not reflect those of the general public. All statements made below are done for entertainment purposes only.)
Can Jake handle the unending rage that is terrible NES overhead shooters?
10 years ago, Halo was unleashed onto gaming public and has sold millions along with earning multiple critic awards. I list was what I think are the Top 5 Reasons Halo is Popular.
[editor's note: Hey, I didn't make it, but why not? A crowd-sourced until we win!]
LordKaT's UWW series has gone open source, so please enjoy "Until WE Win Milon's Secret Castle!"
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As amusing as the attacks on Sony have been lately, at some point they are going to draw the attention of the government. Now you might point out that these attacks have shown that Sony has broken many rules and regulations set by the government. While Sony may be fined for keeping information in the raw, in the end it will be a pittance. Sony has not only given campaign contributions to both sides of the aisle via their Sony Pac but they have spent a large amount of money lobbying the government Sony Lobbying
This may not come as a surprise to anyone, but most politicians don't care about their average constituent. What they do care about is being wined and dined and keeping their position. A large amount of political campaign contributions, especially since Citizens United is part of a promise for later favors. I worked with a retired NYC Firefighter on the campaign trail, and saw the firefighters union endorse his opponent. Why? Because the union was afraid if they endorsed the retired firefighter, if he lost his opponent would hold it against him.
