Van Basten II

Got my computer back this evening, was able to log in without any problems.

You probably weren't around the good people at the time, they got quite big especially Portishead, may i suggest the first Goldfrapp album and also Pretty sure we have a thread about these trip-hop bands somewhere on the board.

The way the graphics are done does not remind you of a certain brand of a jazz label ?

By the way, she's a hell of a singer, especially in a world of cocktail waitresses kind of a singers. Some of her albums tends to be on the overproduced side, but if you see her live , check her out.

Rafael Limon Wilfredo Gomez Ike Quartey (Fighters who carried the nickname Bazooka)

Kathleen Turner Tina Turner Lana Turner

I have those fuckers in my home, have not found the queen or the nest yet but i have stopped them with good effectiveness using this.

First of all she's 17 YO Enjoy those 34DDs while you can she's getting a reduction I agree it's a crime against nature, they should create a championship involving only endowed ladies, it would rack up more more money that the regular ladies game, and yes i used the word rack on purpose

Eva Peron EVa Braun Eva Mendes Did not know there was a link between MLS and MILF, wish we had a franchise in Mtl

NBA NFL MLS

Mika Shampoo Will Smith

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/178032-...n-the-world-cup The thread title says it all, guess you don't need to play on the biggest stage to have an amazing career and be an household name, it says a lot about the health of the sport.

Is is worse than Monica Seles ?

Dexter Manley Charles Mann Darrell Green

http://popwatch.ew.com/popwatch/2009/05/comic-book-shoc.html

Finals never really are the greatest games, but if you didn't sit in awe of the way Barça hold on to the ball you probably will never like football. It was a lesson in the importence of possession, if you have the ball there is very little chance of the opposition doing you any damage and if you don't give it away easily there's even less chance again. United were exposed big time, they are not nearly as good as they were last year, all this "best United team ever" thing is bullshit. Of course Barça was brilliant in terms of passing the ball,although they lacked a bit in the finishing touch department, but in terms of greatness we saw finals deliver a bit more, to have a great final imo we need some drama for that we need two teams being able to able to hurt the opponent or play at the same level. This year except for the first minutes MU was out of contention. Last year final was a fine example of a dramatic game, best example of a great final is of couse the extraordinary Liverpool-Alaves UEFA cup final that took place some years ago

Can't say it was the greatest game i ever saw but sure happy about the result, the first 10 minutes were kinda scary, but after that a burst of genius by Iniesta and Eto'o followed by outstanding work by the Barça nidfielders and the repeat hopes were gone for MU.

Vinny Testaverde Michael Vick Tim Couch

For those who are interested the whole inside programmation is out. It is certainly an improvement over last year(wasn't hard to beat). Although it still is a bit right wing and a few many repeats ( Brubeck, Oliver Jones, Buddy Guy). There is still some great stuff. And it is possible to build up a great line up listening to mostly jazz The invitation series brings trumpet player Eric Truffaz who will repeat his latest recorded project which was 3 gigs with differents sidemen in 3 different cities. Joshua Redman will play in three different settings, among them a date with with Joe Lovano, Greg Hutchinson, Reuben Rogers, Sam Yahel he will also try to recreate his CD Compass bringing the two bassist and two drummers. Finally extraordinary master of the double-bass Renaud Garcia-Fons who was the stand out last year will have three nights to showcase his ample talent. The other top serie this year is of course Jazz dans la nuit, which will allow us to finish our evenings in flying colors, among the top names showcased will be Greg Osby, the duet Bollani-Rava, Baptiste Trotignon with Mark Turner as a sideman, Lee Konitz, Brian Blade and Fellowship, Bojan Z, a duet with Bill Charlap and Houston Person. The remaining big names of the other series are a bit more on the conventional side but let's mention Organissimo's fav Wynton Marsalis with Chano Dominguez, Wayne Shorter and his great quartet, Rubalcaba with Holland and co,Chucho Valdes, Ornette Coleman, the Maria Schneider Orchestra a few thematic gigs showcasing the music of Miles Davis and plenty of others. For those who are interested in discovering the local talent that will be showcased, i will single out, two gigs, first pianist Julie Lamontagne who will have as a guest Donny McCaslin, Julie is one of our current best pianist , she has a very modern sound and is quite a good technician . And the one is a guy i've been waiting for years to show his stuff as a top men ,the fine tenor sax Anfré Leroux will finally have his name on the top of the bill as he will showcase music from his first cd as a leader. Check him out because they are very few who have a sound as sweet as him.In the sad news the serie Contemporary jazz does not exist, so any left field music has been evaporated from the programmation, and we'll have plenty of uninteresting singers for lazy people who still need lyrics. http://www.montrealjazzfest.com/program/co...cted=2009-06-30

I actually like it

Hate to break it to you but they're now called the Phoenix Coyotes although maybe not for long

Oak Ridge Boys

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1yhzs_ca...u-barca_extreme

From all of this, i think i'll stick to the three name game thread