New Match Announced for Battleground
Bray Wyatt vs. Chris Jericho will take place at the show
http://www.f4wonline.com/more/more-top-stories/118-daily-updates/37877-new-match-announced-for-battleground
WWE To Officially Announce the Signing of KENTA Tomorrow
http://pwinsider.com/article/86792/wwe-japan-tour-kicks-off-big-signing-announcement-tomorrow-wwe-team-officially-done-jericho-and-more-news-.html?p=1
Kayfabe Commentaries Announces Plans for a Live YouShoot in iPPV
The YouShoot will take place live on August 7th at 8pm with Matt Sydal (Evan Bourne). You can submit questions by clicking on the link below
http://kayfabecommentaries.com/YSIPPV_Sydal.html
Bray Wyatt vs. Chris Jericho will take place at the show
http://www.f4wonline.com/more/more-top-stories/118-daily-updates/37877-new-match-announced-for-battleground
WWE To Officially Announce the Signing of KENTA Tomorrow
http://pwinsider.com/article/86792/wwe-japan-tour-kicks-off-big-signing-announcement-tomorrow-wwe-team-officially-done-jericho-and-more-news-.html?p=1
Kayfabe Commentaries Announces Plans for a Live YouShoot in iPPV
The YouShoot will take place live on August 7th at 8pm with Matt Sydal (Evan Bourne). You can submit questions by clicking on the link below
http://kayfabecommentaries.com/YSIPPV_Sydal.html
That's cool they signed KENTA. I'm glad my research to get the 3 different guys straight will actually pay off. It will be interesting to see how long he gets stuck in nxt for.
ReplyDeleteAlso what's the deal with stings 7-14-14 thing? Is that supposed to mean that he's gonna be on raw Monday?
ReplyDeleteBattleground: Wyatt, time to shine again. Remind people why they started cheering you in the first place, and get that "Cena Stink" off of you.
ReplyDeleteKENTA: We shall see.
YouShoot: Dixie, Russo, and Evan Bourne? One of these things is not like the others... (in a good way).
Yeah just have Jericho watch that Wyatt vs Bryan match from the rumble and he should be good to go. They should try and steal the show at battleground
ReplyDeleteProbably just the video game.
ReplyDelete"parallax1978: I got it! There is one and only one true
ReplyDeleteanswer to this... El Dandy! He is a true professional and a jam up guy and
deserved some gold!
El Dandy has been wrestling in the Cruiserweight division
here, please."
I don't understand this response.
Garth Brooks when I was 8 years old. Fell asleep for half the show, learned that I wasn't a country music fan, which was reinforced when some song about having sex with a tractor became popular.
ReplyDeleteI am thinking here and stip at SS.
ReplyDeleteUp in Smoke Tour in 2000. Dr dre, Snoop, Eminem, Ice Cube. Yea that was wild, especially as a middle schooler
ReplyDeletepink floyd, the division bell tour, at legion field in birmingham, al
ReplyDeletewas able to snag "gold circle" seats of some kind that iirc were $60 back then and would be what, north of 200/250 today?
Cavs/Nets/Celts make a 3-team trade so the Cavs can clear a ton of cap space.
ReplyDeleteCelts get Marcus Thornton, Tyler Zeller, and a 2016 1st rd pick from Cleveland that is protected
Nets get Jarrett Jack and Sergey Karasev
Cleveland will get two of the second rounders that the Nets drafted and will have $21.7 in cap space available.
Hootie and the Blowfish. They are semi local to the area so they played here a lot... I saw them on 12/30/1994... they played the Dick Clark New Years Eve Special... they went on to have a HUGE year in 1995 and have on of the highest grossing albums of all time so I can say that I (barely) saw them before they were famous.
ReplyDeleteKENTA is TAKEN!!!
ReplyDeleteOnly good country song ever made, "Rap is Crap"
ReplyDeleteugh, 90's music
ReplyDelete(not a comment on you, just on that era)
90's music > than all other 20th century decades except maybe the 60's.
ReplyDeleteIt's the game. Sid and HTM put out the same thing.
ReplyDeleteSawyer Brown and Diamond Rio.
ReplyDeleteSawyer Brown was a real good time.
uhhhhhhh, 70's and 80's beg to differ
ReplyDeletewe're gonna have to agree to disagree on this
kind of like jethro tull, right, in that the band wasn't named after anyone in it
ReplyDeleteI fucking hate that expression. I know the 70's get a lot of praise but their music doesn't hold up well at all and is so boring and devoid of feeling. As for the 1980's I like them quite a bit (though it depends on what you are talking about) but they are not nearly as good as the 1990's.
ReplyDeleteRaffi.
ReplyDeletesee, i'd say that 90's music was devoid of feeling and aimed at mass appeal (granted, a lot of 80's stuff was, too)
ReplyDeletethat scene in ted where's he's doing karaoke is spot on
A Goo Goo Dolls in the mid nineties when I was 13. First time seeing a shit faced band too. Band started playing Iris, singer started singing slide. After an uncomfortable minute and a half the band deliberated and restarted Slide. Weird to watch happen.
ReplyDeleteBut how long will they wait? The concern is that his heat disappears before that happens. It seems that the plan would be that upon Brock's return, Heyman totally forgets about Cesaro which leads to the face turn at last. Cesaro swinging Heyman would get a massive reaction.
ReplyDeletemost dangerous pit ever
ReplyDeleteBreaking Benjamin and Staind opening for 3 Doors Down in Cincinnati.
ReplyDeleteIt was about 95 degrees and the concert was outside. After five songs, all of Cincinnati went into a brown out. The girl I was there with insisted we wait, so after about an hour, 3 Doors Down's singer came out with a microphone and a guy with a snare drum and did roughly ninety minutes of acoustic.
So for the Japanese wrestling fans (I personally have no idea who KENTA is), what's the best case scenario with him? I know Yoshi Tatsu & Jimmy Wang Yang and "I cutta you peepee" and all that as far as WWF history with Japanese guys... but does this one have a chance? What's the best case scenario that he comps to?
ReplyDeleteThis frees up $33 million for the Celtics after this season. I like this deal.
ReplyDeleteTo me the 1970's was all about how you could play this awesome incredibly long guitar riff that I admit takes a ton of talent, but has absolutely no heart. I would take Nirvana over Boston any day.
ReplyDeleteWhen you talk about 1980's are you talking about the crappy synth pop stuff, or are you talking about hair metal?
depends on my mood, but the 80's all around
ReplyDeletedifferent strokes, i guess
My dad hooked me on classic rock at a young age, and my first concert came when I was 10 years old and we saw Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young. For those who think that's lame, I present evidence from just a few nights ago on the Tonight Show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ortY6H5jkEw
ReplyDeleteReally psyched about the Jericho/Wyatt feud. Even just so far, I love that jericho has taken him uber seriously on the mic, has talked about the Wyatt Family as being a real threat, and also established that he himself was prepared to "get nuts" in order to combat them. Nice change of pace from the silliness of the Cena feud.
ReplyDeleteholy crap, someone ate half of david crosby
ReplyDeleteYes Different Strokes did air in the 1980's... and was terrible for child actors, but this discussion is about music.
ReplyDeletewhatchoo talkin' 'about, 'llax
ReplyDeleteHe's lost a ton of weight, and so has Stills.
ReplyDeletemy thought exactly.
ReplyDeleteSids in the new game? Must buy status achieved......
ReplyDeleteI'd still recognize Nash in an airport.
ReplyDeleteSaw the Beach Boys with John Stamos in AC when I was 6.
ReplyDeleteI don't even remember, it was so long ago. Probably the Warped Tour in the mid-90s, back before the Warped Tour didn't suck.
ReplyDeleteMan that Rumble match was the fucking tits. Really hope they revisit Bryan/Bray when Bryan gets back, maybe even as Bryan's Mania match next year. The Rumble match and the "Daniel Wyatt" cage match turn were probably two of the best wrestling moments of the year.
ReplyDeletei always wonder why that show focused on elvis and the beach boys so much
ReplyDeleteMy music is better than your music! Your music isn't music, it's just noise! My music is real music.
ReplyDeleteThis is all about LeBron obv.
ReplyDeleteBut I like the deal because we got rid of some scrubs.
tggi
ReplyDeleteHopefully he can match ultimo dragons career in wwe!
ReplyDeleteIt is definitely a subjective subject, but it is still usually a fun discussion.
ReplyDeleteSummer Jam - it was a mixture of the most popular rap and hip hop artists and it lasted like 6 to 8 hours.
ReplyDeleteGreen Day at Nassau Collousseum in 1994.
ReplyDeleteAnyone else finding it difficult to concentrate with the LeBron news?
ReplyDeleteMatchbox 20
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Jesus Christ, no. The Stones hit their peak in the early 70's, you had in-their-prime Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, the best few Elvis Costello albums, Stevie Wonder's peak, Rush's peak (IMO), Neil Young's peak, CSN, the Allman Brothers, Little Feat, etc. Plus, the 70's top-40 stuff completely buries the 90's.
ReplyDeleteI love a lot of 90's stuff (Nirvana, Foos, PJ, AIC, Radiohead, Soundgarden), but this isn't even close. To each his own and all that, but you're making a nearly impossible argument to defend.
Using Boston and Nirvana isn't really a fair representation. That's like using Zeppelin and Bush to illustrate how much better the 70's were.
ReplyDeleteCeltIcs have had a great draft and now this
ReplyDeleteFirst concert was July 25, 2002 at the Tweeter Center in Camden, NJ. EMINEM with Papa Roach, Ludacris, D12, Xzibit, Obie Trice, and The X-Cutioners. It was incredible.
ReplyDeletei'd throw in the heyday of prog, too, but i know that's a polarizing subject if ever there was one
ReplyDeletebut i love prog, so yeah
Living Colour, Time's Up tour 1990. Absolutely fantastic show. Saw Iron Maiden and Anthrax together 6 months later and was blown away.
ReplyDeletenice
ReplyDeletei wish maiden would revisit the "no prayer" album live
Yeah, I love me some Yes and early Genesis, too. ELP, not so much.
ReplyDeleteI saw KISS in 2000 while I was a junior in High School. They're not my favorite band but still the best live show that I've seen. This was their Farewell tour, good to see that I got to see them on their last one....
ReplyDeletei'm into elp, but they are definitely the emobodiment of everything people hated about prog
ReplyDeleteAgain it is subjective but it is hardly impossible to defend... but it is also not a conversation with a "win" scenario really.
ReplyDeleteSaw the O-Jay's and Earth, Wind, and Fire at Shoreline out in Mountain View. Pretty good show.
ReplyDeletebreathe in
ReplyDeletebreathe out
breathe in
breathe out
It fits perfectly for the point I am making Boston is known for their technical proficiency... they also have one of the best selling albums ever... Nirvana didn't have the skill with their instruments that they did but their music connected a lot more.
ReplyDeleteas an aside, it's crazy how much that boston album sold
ReplyDeleteThat's fair. I just think that if you fast-forwarded 20 years, the representation of 70's bands in the Rock N Roll HoF will dwarf that of the 90's...not that the RnR HoF is necessarily a great litmus test.
ReplyDeletepeople always complain that there are too many non-RnR bands in there.
ReplyDeletewhile the RnRHoF name is catchy, it really is a popular music HoF
Danny is going to have a ton off salary off of the books in the next few years.
ReplyDeleteHe knows how to rebuild and reload
I see your point, but you're dismissing all of the important 70's bands. Boston might've sold a ton, but they had no lasting impact. I'll change my analogy...would you ever compare Alanis Morissette to the Stones? After all, Jagged Little Pill sold on the same level as Boston.
ReplyDeleteNot as crazy as the worldwide numbers for the Thriller album though
ReplyDeleteNow reports surface that the Cavs are trying to sign all of LeBron's friends like James jones and Mike Miller.
ReplyDeleteI don't think he is going back to Cleveland
Barenaked Ladies, 1992. They had no catalogue at the time outside of the songs from "Gordon" so they improvised half the set and intro'd the encore of "Brian Wilson" with an excerpt from the Beach Boys' "Vegetables."
ReplyDeleteBackstreet Boys when I was 10. LOL!
ReplyDeleteYeah point taken. Album sales aren't a great Barometer... I am sure Justin Bieber crushed the sales chart.
ReplyDeletewell, i guess i mean in terms of "justifying" it
ReplyDeletecreepy as he was, MJ was fucking brilliant
the boston album is just a rock album
I will be mocking you about this for as long as we associate... and just when you think I have moved on from the joke I will remind you that... Backstreets Back All Right!
ReplyDeleteOh I know... I just meant how much more it sold than any other album it is insane.
ReplyDeleteQuit playing games with his heart.
ReplyDeleteI didn't realize that I was going to a concert that only females associated with. I was highly embarrassed and still am to this day.
ReplyDeleteEVERYBAAAHHHHDY
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
ReplyDeleteI've seen them twice more since then as well.
I won't because... I want it that way!
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone else think Bray Wyatt would be a pretty good artist?
ReplyDeleteya know... never been a real big fan
ReplyDeletenot sure why. i prefer more of his rock based stuff from the 70's and 80's, but once he started getting country and folksy, i stopped paying attention
That's really interesting
ReplyDeleteSaw them and Matchbox 20 last summer; both were great. Looks like the Dolls have cleaned up a bit.
ReplyDeleteBourne mentioned in the release for the shoot that he's "Not afraid to burn bridges."
ReplyDeleteI sort of agree. I like some of his stuff ("Running Down a Dream" is a great song), but otherwise, it almost feels like if you've heard one of his songs, you've heard them all.
ReplyDeletei was sad they didnt mention when cm punk used it in his video retrospective of johnny ace
ReplyDeleteI HATE Tom Petty. Most irritating voice ever.
ReplyDeleteYou don't really have news yet...and I have a feeling you'll be disappointed when you get it. I think he's staying in Miami, honestly.
ReplyDeleteAs do most southern rock bands not named CCR.
ReplyDeleteHyperbole.
ReplyDeleteFACT! SCIENCE!
ReplyDeleteI do too. I just am excited by the overall intrigue by this. I was the same way in 2010 before I fell into sadness.
ReplyDeleteI mostly like his hits, good for singalongs. I can't call myself a completist or say that I put on a lot of his obscure stuff very often.
ReplyDeleteI probably wouldn't see them again either, unless it was cheap. The first time was just the first time, the second was with Wifey, and the third was just because I could get floors at listed price and CSN were opening.
I think I was at that concert.
ReplyDeleteI remember thinking that LeBron couldn't be so tone deaf as to go on National TV and leave the Cavs and sure enough, he did.
ReplyDeleteWhat year?
ReplyDeleteSupposedly Cavs are going after Mike Miller and Ray Allen, who were both presumably the two veterans LeBron talked to last week about coming with him if he left the Heat.
ReplyDeleteI saw Joe Cocker once. He was fuggin awesome.
ReplyDeleteJust let him wrestle. That is the best case scenario. He'll end up being a Chinese Food delivery boy though knowing Vince McMahon. His NXT name will be Forchun Fydrice
ReplyDeleteRay Allen as well.
ReplyDeleteApparently he was pissed when they jettisoned Miller.
ReplyDeleteFirst time had to be 2006. I've been a few times after that too.
ReplyDeleteStephan A. Smith said this morning that Riley only has like 1-3 years left of working left because he wants to retire.
ReplyDeleteI'm like 95% believing that LeBron is going to the Cavs. There are also new rumors of the Cavs trying to trade Wiggins and other pieces to the Wolves for Love.
I know I'm going to get a load of flack for this... so here goes...
ReplyDeleteMy first concert I saw was Nickleback in Wembley Arena December 2002. In my defence I was 17 at the time... which if I'm honest isn't much of an excuse because I still enjoy their music to this day.
Screw it... I like Coldplay too!
Bring on the downvotes!
No judgement but could you please do me a favor... LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH
ReplyDeleteNot a fan, but whatevs.
ReplyDeleteI've only been to two concerts by the same performer: Bryan Adams. Although the first time is actually a pretty good little story.
ReplyDeleteMy girlfriend at the time (High School time, that is) got us tickets for the concert for our one-year anniversary. We even got great "seats": on the floor standing nearly front row, like maybe four rows away from the stage. And it was a grand 'ol time. Adams really knows how to put on a show, including about four or five encores, three of which were just him alone on the stage strumming on the guitar.
The highlight, though, was about halfway through the show, Adams wanted to give himself and the band a break. Instead of going right to intermission, he started calling up people from the audience. He asked for a singer, a drummer, a guitar player, etc. For one song, this throw-together band would get to perform on stage.
Adams asked if anyone in the audience played bass guitar. My girlfriend did, in fact, so she raised her hand. Bryan got a good look at her - all five foot nothing of her - and said, "Oh come on now, you don't play bass guitar." She nodded excitedly and said she did. "All right, come on up."
So she goes up on stage and stand in front of him in front of a crowd of thousands. He looks her up and down and says again, "Now honey, be honest. You don't play bass guitar." She said, "Yes I do!" He said, "All right, go over there."
So she - along with the rest of the thrown-together band played Summer of 69. She said afterwards that it was the nicest, most expensive guitar she'd ever held in her entire lifetime.
LeBron, Tristan, and Kyrie changed their Twitter profiles to say La Familia. LOL its happening!
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool story.
ReplyDeleteI saw a Green Day show once where they did that gimmick too.
WOW WOW WOW
ReplyDeleteYup Wiggins, Anthony "bust" Bennett and possibly Tristan Thompson
ReplyDeleteReally? That's the first time I've heard of another band or performer doing that. Not to say Adams had a monopoly on the idea. Just the first time I've heard that.
ReplyDeleteWOWWWWWWWW
ReplyDeleteSo many Cavs bandwagon fans about to appear all over the US.
ReplyDeleteAnd there is no need for any further posts in this thread. Awesome story.
ReplyDeleteEarly BNL were tons of fun. I lived next door to the drummer when I was a kid.
ReplyDeleteDropkick Murphy's are well known for pulling all the girls on stage during intermission
ReplyDeleteI see what you did there.
ReplyDeleteHow does LeBron and Gilbert work exactly?
ReplyDeleteThey bury the hatchet and hug at center court before the first game of the season.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to use Sid in a Scissors match!!
ReplyDeletewow havent heard anybody mention the X-Cutioners in about 10 years
ReplyDeleteI'm still thinking he ends up in Miami. Riley = ABC
ReplyDeleteLeBron is meeting with Pat Riley today in Vegas.
ReplyDeleteI still think Lebron stays in Miami.
I think what happened when he left Cleveland still effects him and he is just getting their hopes up.
But who knows, that is just my guess
No way he's staying in Miami. I'm 100% convinced he's gone. Bosh will sign with the Rockets. Wade will be left to rot. The Heat have a horrible future, why would he stay there?
ReplyDeleteBret and Vince in 2005
ReplyDeleteYeah they were going on about how it was only 3 chords and even if you didn't know how to play you could probably just wing it.
ReplyDeleteThey pulled three people up and let each of them say something to the crowd and all I remember is this chick when it was her turn just said "I fucking hate you all!" and got booed to pieces.
I can't remember what song they did.
I still like Nickelback, if Rockstar comes on the radio I can't not sing along with it. Fuck you internet Nickelback not-likers.
ReplyDeleteBosh would be a dumb fucker to turn down that absurd money Rockets are throwing his way
ReplyDeleteLove also just said he would re-sign with the Cavs if he was traded there and LeBron was with him.
ReplyDeleteHeh, the singer Bryan called up was asked to name their makeshift band. The dude was too excited - and maybe a little drunk - and just shouted, "BRYAN RULES!"
ReplyDeleteThat sort of irrational emotional outburst is exactly what I would expect of a Nickleback fan.
ReplyDeleteYup heard that too. I still personally think LeBron will stay in Miami AND Bosh as well, but the Cavs deal sounds possible
ReplyDeleteThat wasn't the only thing he was afraid to burn
ReplyDelete*loads the gun*
ReplyDeleteI'm sorry, but this is for your own good.
Because Miami is more desirable than Cleveland and they do not have Dan Gilbert in Cleveland, who thought a washed up Shaq and Antawn Jamison plus Mo Williams were good enough to give LBJ a shot at the championship.
ReplyDeleteHe could be a Paul Heyman guy, maybe he can use the Go To Sleep as his finisher now that no-one's using it. In fact, that could be a good Heyman promo:
ReplyDelete"I don't know why you people boo my client's finishing move, he's been using it for years in Japan before it was stolen by someone who shall remain nameless."
Hornets offered Gordon Hayward a max deal.
ReplyDeleteBig Z just posted a pic and him and LeBron in Cavs jerseys on Facebook
ReplyDeleteHere's a good spin-off question: what band or performer do you regret never being able to see?
ReplyDeletePersonally, I wish I could've seen a Michael Jackson concert just once in my life.
Different GM now.
ReplyDeleteHe needs to totally heel it up and do it from his hot tub this time while white women feed him grapes
ReplyDeleteHornets aren't gonna be too bad
ReplyDeleteMy first concert was a Blues Traveler show at the Orpheum theater in Boston. It was Halloween 1997, five days before my 18th birthday, and I was in my freshman year of college. It was there that I realized I never wanted to go see a jam band in concert again. A 20-minute performance of Hook and Runaround? No thank you.
ReplyDeletePlus, EVERYONE was toking up. A security guard came over to the guy in front of me, clearing smoking pot in the relatively-small audience. I thought he was going to kick the guy out. Nope, he asked for a hit. I'm not sure I made it through the whole thing.
Johnny Lang opened for BT. That was a pretty good set.
They are a 7-8 seed in the East
ReplyDeleteAgreed.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if LBJ's ego would let him return to Cleveland after what happened when he left but maybe he realized it was a mistake to leave the way he did.
ReplyDeleteAll the rumors and social media stuff just seems like a ploy by the Cavs. I think at the end of the day, he stays with the Heat
It's because he smokes pot, right?
ReplyDeleteThat rumor got shot down by Wojo
ReplyDeleteCavs fans are idiots. How the hell do you welcome back a guy who publicly humiliated you??
ReplyDelete- Rhianna.
The Who and Rage Against the Machine. Also Tool, but I guess that's still possible. Last time they were in Buffalo was something like 1993 opening for Smashing Pumpkins, and at that point I had never heard of them. I did see A Perfect Circle with Nine Inch Nails, but APC was so bombed they could barely play.
ReplyDeleteI think he realizes now that the pieces that the Cavs have now will give him a much better chance of winning for the next five years and beyond.
ReplyDeleteCo-signed!
ReplyDelete“A plugged-in source tells me there is a 90 percent chance that LeBron James will return to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and it will be announced onhttp://www.lebronjames.com if it happens,” Sheridan wrote.
ReplyDeleteDif'rent Strokes.
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But does he want to spend his prime with a roster of young players?
ReplyDeleteIf Heyman talked up Cesaro's abilities at all that might help. As it is this whole deal has felt like the slow build to Cesaro getting sick of Heyman talking about Brock all the time and turning face. And until that happens (if ever) it just feels like we are in a never-ending holding pattern.
ReplyDeleteOf course. He won't have to play through a million minutes a season. He'll have Love with him, Varejao, Miller, and Allen who are all proven veterans. Kyrie is up and coming and could be a real stud as well. If Love doesn't go to Cleveland, then they have Wiggins still.
ReplyDeleteUnless he signs with another team. [/Meltzer]
ReplyDeleteI don't get the hate for Nickleback. Don't get me wrong, I'm not rushing out to see them (I did see them at a festival right when "The State" came out and they were pretty decent), but there's FAR worse bands out there.
ReplyDeleteThat is what I was getting at yes
ReplyDeleteAt this point it's a nut punch to the Cavs if he doesn't, which sucks because it wouldn't be his fault. He hasn't said a word.
ReplyDeleteIt seems needlessly repetitive though. Didn't they JUST do that with Swagger and Zeb? The guy built up a great swell of support because people were dying to see him turn on somebody -- seems kinda silly for them to climax that, only to put him in a NEW partnership built on the premise of getting people to look forward to his turn.
ReplyDeleteHilarious.
ReplyDeleteCavs pursue Ray Allen, Mike Miller
ReplyDelete"The NBA is already planning a Big Three reunion for 2016 or 2017." /meltzer
ReplyDeleteAccording to Marc Stein, the Cavs have strong interest in Chandler Parsons if they do not sign LeBron
ReplyDeleteI'd have to go with Sheryl Crow, can't stand her voice and even if she could sing her songs would still suck.
ReplyDeleteThing about Lebron and Cleveland, it's not only about Gilbert, it's not about multiple rings with a young roster. Whoever brings a championship in Cleveland (NFL/NBA/MLB) will be the mother of all rock stars. He will have done the absolute impossible. So just for the ego trip, Lebron might be tempted to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteIf you guys want a site that does a great job with all of the NBA Rumors, go to hoopshype.com
ReplyDeleteWhy not just throw some of that newly freed up money at Deng?
ReplyDeleteThat's where I was.
ReplyDeleteIt's the anti-Meltzer of NBA news.
Could there BE, a better free agent?
ReplyDeleteWould have loved The Who in their heyday.
ReplyDeletePeople forget that it was LeBron that WANTEED Shaq and the others in Cleveland.
ReplyDeleteBand you've seen the most times? For me it's Our Lady Peace by a mile, before they got really popular they were still pretty big around here thanks to our proximity to Canada, and I swear they were here about once every 6 weeks, for like $10. I always went because for some reason there was always a ton of pussy at OLP shows.
ReplyDeleteAs I read this, Mary Jane's Last Dance plays on my Slacker. STOP CONTROLLER MY TABLET!
ReplyDeleteI have a strong feeling the "holding pattern" will be done with around summerslam.
ReplyDeleteI suppose they can still do a tour, but with 2 of the 4 being dead it's just not the same. Plus there's no fucking way I could afford the tickets.
ReplyDeleteAnd then backstage after the show...
ReplyDeleteMight as well run at whatever FA the Heat can't afford. There's a good core there.
ReplyDeleteI've seen them a couple of times too when I was a teenager. Once with the Pumpkins, that was a decent show.
ReplyDeleteBrian Scalabrine
ReplyDeleteMy dream involves Lebron buying another hour on ESPN, announce he is going back to Cleveland. Then.....
ReplyDelete"NAW. Why the hell would I go back to that DUMP??? You couldnt pay me enough. See you in Miami." (mic drop)
Cleveland would burn for days. It would be "DiBiase kicking the basketball heat" all over again.
Melo.
ReplyDeleteAnd Daltry sounds like ass now. You couldn't pay ME to see one of their modern shows.
ReplyDeletezappa
ReplyDeleteI've seen OLP three times, Billy Joel twice and Matchbox 20 twice.
ReplyDeleteI still love Our Lady Peace to this day, probably my favorite band.
U2 at Wembley stadium for the pop mart tour in 1999. Was great fun!
ReplyDeleteI want him to cut a Ric Flair promo. (or at least a version of the "die Rocky" die promo.)
ReplyDeletein the spirit of Basketball, WHOOSH!!!
ReplyDeleteI saw Dropkick Murphys with Snapcase a couple years ago, in what was supposedly Snapcase's final concert. One HELL of a show right there. Come to think of it, I'm pretty sure that was the last concert I went to. Actually, come to think of it, I saw Primus and Rusted Root last summer.
ReplyDeleteTJ: Are Zeb Colter and Uncle Zebekiah the same person in WWE canon? Or does Vince and Co. assume everybody forgot Dutch played him and didn't bother explaining.
ReplyDeleteMost times ever is Tragically Hip though.
ReplyDeleteFor my age group, if you didn't see them a bunch of times, then they revoked your citizenship around the millenium.
18 years ago, during a very down period where very few people watched.
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