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The last time I did any kind of horror movie review it was of Rob Zombie’s ‘Halloween’… since then I didn’t feel like reviewing anything else because well, Halloween traumatized me for a very long time… seriously it was that bad god damn it.

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(first published Aug 23 2007)
As many of you might know I myself am a huge wrestling fan, as well as being a wrestler myself for quite a long time. I’ve avoided watching wrestling for many years since I was injured and couldn’t compete anymore.

Recently I’ve taken a keen interest in wrestling again; I’ve got drawn back in like so many other people have over the years. There’s no escaping it, there’s no denying it. Once you’re a true wrestling fan you’re one for life — even after years of absence from the sport.

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2009 is quickly becoming my favorite year in recent memory for music. Most of you know my main love of music is definitely Metal through and through — and 2009 was so far a fucking amazing. Now I won’t go into the absolutely amazing re-master’s of all the Beatles albums — we all know they are worth it. But here’s a few I picked up and some thoughts!

Megadeth: Endgame
I wrote Mustaine and crew off years ago. I didn’t like anything after “The World Needs a Hero”, and even that was mediocre at best. They announced “Endgame” and I wrote it off… Randomly I heard a song on Pandora from Endgame — didn’t realize it was off of endgame. I honestly thought it was an unreleased song from between Rust in Piece and Countdown to Extinction. That song was, of course, Headcrusher. I was blown away that Megadeth still had it in them… and once I got the full Album realized it was one of the weaker songs on the album.
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Back in the late 90’s the Verve came out with the colossal hit Bittersweet Symphony and quickly went away. For the past ten years or so they have been broken up because of creative differences and drug problems. Last year the band came back together for a tour and in August of this year The Verve came back with a new album titled Fourth. My first impression of the album was that it was some kind of new age instrumental experiment or possibly a record about Jesus. There is a real Thomas Kinkaid vibe to the cover art that I am just not digging. The first single/video off the album is called Love is Noise. I’m not sure about love but this song is just that, noise. It’s derivative of every other song about the agony and ecstasy of love and the video is a badly edited mish mash of images that don’t even follow a coherent theme let alone any sort of chronology or story.

The entire album relies heavily on overproduced background noise to try and give some kind of depth to the trite lyrics. These guys are trying extremely hard to be U2 and it just isn’t working. Nothing about this album is original. Every song reeks of being written for optimum radio playability. This thing might even turn up on some top 40 stations but I can’t see it being played anywhere except a middle school dance. It’s too safe, too boring and took up too much of my life already.

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