A12 Oxcart

I like both but vote for the Black album.

Kill 'Em All is more raw and angry, but it suffers a bit from production quality and some of the songs are average.

Their OL was a weakness. Most of those guys came back in 2002 and Ohio State's DL ate their lunch. Rhombus and Pasta-Fazouli were slow.

They only allowed 11 sacks all year, but Ohio State had four of those, and countless pressures.

They had to resort to slide blocking in the second half, something they rarely did.

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The parachute scene is absurd in both how long it takes and the fact they would never hear each other over the wind, but that doesn't really make the movie less awesome.

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The fact that Swayze did all of his own skydiving stunts made it a lot better visually. "Adios, Amigo!"

Especially when you can control the ice content.

They missed blatant holding on Indiana on the final play as well.

Seasoning The Obese

I had to look up some of the dates, and my list would probably change a little by next month.

1990: Extreme - Pornograffitti
1991: Metallica
1992: Dream Theater - Images & Words
1993: Shotgun Messiah - Violent New Breed
1994: Nine Inch Nails - The Downward Spiral
1995: Dokken - Dysfunctional
1996: Tool - Aenima
1997: Couldn't find one either
1998: Yngwie Malmsteen - Concerto For Guitar And Orchestra in Eb Minor
1999: Dream Theater - Scenes From A Memory

Maybe Tuomas is more of a problem. The single from Marko w/Tarja could kinda be interpreted that way.

I prefer the two albums with Annette and think it's their best work.

Saw them twice, once with Annette and once with Floor. Great live band.

Cedar Fair (Cedar Point and Kings Island) required lap belts for all B&M clamshell coasters as a backup safety feature.

One of the songs from the best MTV Unplugged session. The price of pursuing fame.