Paul

Queen. John Deacon didn't sing often as he was a fairly withdrawn person, but he did provide backing vocals when live.

That's some slash fiction I never expected.

Thing is, they are trying to angle at the smark crowd and sparks tend to hate someone in a position of power pushing themselves. See HHH circa 2002 (perceived or real). Cody would be beat utilised as a constant gatekeeper.

If I was USDA I would want them punished, if only so no other fighter could claim they were doing it unknowingly. Harsh? Yep, but it's why I was a shite mod. :lol

AEW need to not put a name overly associated with WWE. They dont need anyone who could be called a 'WWE reject' (rightly or wrongly) to be seen as better than 'their guys'. Dont get me wrong, keep them strong as it adds value to them being beaten.

Yeah, I'm told it's just the original plus a song or two from the stage show. Seems pointless to me, but I'm not a big fan of Disney in general. Not that I dislike them.

There was an anti vax guy on TWO for a while. I think he had about 10 kids and swore he worked full time but still had enough time for all of them. I assume he slept 3 hours a week.

Have a wedding within your means, dont expect others to pay for it. Nothing wrong with a registry office/courtroom wedding!

 

I say that after my father in law just paid for a massive wedding for me and the new wife (oh yeah, I have got divorced and married again @Kam) in a country house with a free bar (unusual in the UK). :lol:

 

We did say if anyone gave gifts that we would want cash for the honeymoon, but that was purely practical as we have lived together for a few years.

Fletch and Wayne! Blimey. Old guard there, both survivors of the old TWOMeets when we used to watch 1PW shows at the Dome, or all crash at mine for Mania.

And both former TWOStars writers!

 

Edit: not watched any AEW, in fact barely any wrestling at all. I dont have time these days.

I love me a bit of Fluxx, or Dixit

I'll answer later.

I've visited TWO about once a year, so it's safe to say I'm not overly brand loyal anymore.

I do love Joe Coffey...

Keaton was my 2nd but lost for me because of his shitty costume making him next to immobile. :lol

So come on, who do you think did the best combo of Batman and Bruce Wayne?

 

 

 

http://www.internationalhero.co.uk/b/batmanwilson1.jpg

 

1943 Lewis Wilson

 

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/batman/images/1/12/Batman_(1949).png/revision/latest?cb=20090725021416

 

1949 Robert Lowery.

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/batman/images/2/22/Adam-west-batman.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150822040943

 

Adam West, 60s, camp Batman.

 

 

 

http://comicsalliance.com/files/2014/06/Untitled-183.jpg

 

1989, Michael Keaton in Tim Burtons gothic return to darkness.

 

 

http://vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/batman/images/d/d1/Batman_Forever_-_Batman_4.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20140903105252

 

1995 Val Kilmer. In my eyes a great Batman but terrible Bruce Wayne.

 

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/batman/images/8/86/BatmanGeorgeClooney.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20080301232020

 

1997 George Clooney. Batnipples. But a good Bruce Wayne at least. Clooney has apologised for how bad the film is (as did the director Joel Schumacher).

 

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/batman/images/2/2a/TDKbatman.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20080913213059

 

The Dark Night Trilogy, Christian Bale. A more realistic (hey, its all comparative) take on Batman.

 

 

 

 

DCCU/DCEU Ben Affleck. A less streamlined but more muscular and battle scarred Batman.

 

 

What do you think?

 

 

For me it has to be Batfleck. A great Batman and Bruce Wayne who seemed genuinely dangerous both physically and mentally. The stand out in Dawn of Justice for sure.

I loved all 3. Britpop was my 'era' so they all have great memories attached, much like Ocean Colour Scene (The Day We Caught The Train makes me smile and feel summery every time I hear it).

My only issue is that they made it seem like Joker gives a damn about Harley which he doesn't in a traditional sense. He doesn't want anyone else to have her, she's his toy but he wouldn't go to such great lengths to get her out of prison, he is actually quite abusive

 

 

2 things; firstly they filmed it like that and then cut loads out because they wanted to go the other way, and secondly its a different canon to comics so maybe this one does love Harley.

I was a never a fan of Pulp, even the song Common People I hated, Jarvis and his crew just annoyed me.Sorry Paul not my cup of tea.......3/10

 

 

 

 

Its Ok mate, even mods are allowed to be wrong. :P

What was the point of slipknot?

 

... to die.

 

Yesterday a coworker came into work purely to tell me I was wrong for enjoying the film. he says the film made him so angry he would have walked out if he hadn't paid. :lol

@Laffy @King don't forget. :P

Yeah, agree with Fury and Belty. Just back from seeing it and I loved it. Leto was genuinely menacing, I was tense anytime he was on screen, he just felt so unpredictable.

Gringo

 

Halestorm

Hauntingly beautiful performance. Just... perfect. Honestly perfect. 10/10 with ease.

 

Corey Taylor

I really am not a fan of Slipknot and expected to hate this. But its actually OK. The vocals are a lot better than I expected, in fact they're pretty good, and I'm a sucker for an acoustic performance. Yeah, I'm not a huge fan but I certainly enjoyed it. 7/10

 

King

 

Springsteen and Morello

Its starts off like the theme to Angel. :lol:

Anyhow, I do like a bit of folksy stuff. And this version keeps the feel while updating the sound, something that's always a difficult act. Then, however, the guitar solos start and the track loses me big style. I hate this sort of stuff (ironic for a fan of Marillion and Queen). 5/10

 

 

Guns N Roses

The eternal intro... fuck sake. Just get on with it already. I could decipher a Jayfunk post in the time this took to get cracking on.

Oh, here we go. Yeah, Axls voice is fucked, yet its still a better sound than a lot at their peak! Still a beautiful song isn't it, makes me smile as it takes me back to being a young teen. :) 7/10

 

Laffy

Osmonds

This is just kinda there. It felt like it was just starting to get really started and then BOOM, its done. Eh. 5/10

 

Celine Dion and Josh Groban

Well you cant fault the vocal performances. Though it does sound like what it is; an animated film song. Decent though, I admit I found myself swaying to it a bit. 6.5/10

I'll be reviewing sunday or Monday. :)

Firstly I have Pulp doing a live version of Babies, a personal favourite track.

 

 

 

Secondly Ricky Martin, Livin' La Vida Loca. DONT JUDGE ME. Its a bloody great pop track.:lol

 

Ok then. So lets go with 2 live tracks. Pop them into this thread, with only 4 of us just post when you're ready rather than taking turns.