False Alarm, Your South Park Sites are Safe

I am very sorry for that uproar, unbeknowenst to be reverend_bob was joking, and I am so worried about my site I believed him. I should have sensed the sarcasm near the end---please do not hold me in any less regard, if you hold me in any now.

On 16 Mar 1998 20:54:13 GMT, [email] (SnowCalico) offered this unto Shub-Internet:

Now you went and ruined all the fun. I was having a ball watching everyone get defensive about their sites, saying that Comedy Central would take down their sites over their cold, dead bodies.

Reverend Bob wrote:

and all this time i thought some punk was trying to rack up some hits for their page

DARN YOU TO HECK BOB

Yup, they're safe....In the Newsweek article, I read that "Comedy Central ENCOURAGES the sites, since many cable systems dont carry the channel." Woo hoo!! I can still keep working on my site! Phew! What a relif!

Missy

I didn't believe this rumor in the first place for one simple reason-Comedy Central is so cheap I couldn't imagine them paying for extra internet help. Comedy Central is too busy running the same gallagher and viva variety specials over and over while pocketing extra ad revenue made thanks to South Park.

Reverend Bob wrote in message

Rev., I think you should look at the last song on the second side of the "Kill 'Em All" edition w/the bonus tracks and ask yourself the same question.

I think: yes, you are, which is good, cuz I like that in a Reverend! : )

LM

On Tue, 17 Mar 1998 21:00:15 GMT, "Lee McCauslin" offered this unto Shub-Internet:

Drawing a blank there. The last track on my copy is Metal Militia, but that's not the one with the bonus tracks.

Uhh, thank you? I can only imagine what the last track on that disc is.

In article ,

On some versions, there's a nice cover of King Diamond's "Am I Evil?"...

--Mark

On 17 Mar 1998 23:32:11 GMT, [email] (Mark Meiss) offered this unto Shub-Internet:

Ahh, I see. You do mean Diamond Head, don't you?

"Am I Evil" is not done by King Diamond, but Diamondhead. Side one of "Kill 'Em All" ends with a cover of Blitzkrieg's "Blitzkrieg."

John Yacio III wrote:

i knew there was an extra track on the original kill em all but i thought am i evil was from garage days

On Sat, 21 Mar 1998 01:23:32 -0600, Frank Rizzo offered this unto Shub-Internet:

IIRC, Garage Days is just a collection of all the covers from the first 3 albums with a couple new covers, if the term is appropriate. I really have to track that disc down some day.

BTW, did anyone catch the Metallica live thing on MTV? They played the new crap for the first hour or so but did 3-4 old songs that kicked ass including my favorite, Creeping Death.

was that the unplugged deal they did a few days ago?

i was wondering what the hell that was

On Tue, 24 Mar 1998 14:41:45 -0600, Frank Rizzo wrote:

It wasn't unplugged. At least not the one I saw. It was them bumming around in a warehouse or something with a group of people playing mostly new stuff, until the end with the requests. I noticed there wasn't a single request for a song from Load or Reload, all old stuff.

yeah thats its and its about damn time that metallica got back to the basics

although i could sworn it was all acoustic

Reverend Bob wrote in message ...

thought am i evil

Maybe, but "Am I evil?" is definitely on the "re-issue" of "Kill 'em All" (along with "Blitzkrieg")

Yup, I saw that. I only watched to see if they really sucked as bad as I had thought. I was REAL glad to hear "Creeping Death" and "Motorbreath". Those songs still kick ass no matter how much their new stuff sucks. They did "Last Caress" from Garage Days Re-revisited too. That was pretty cool. (Cartman voice)

Speaking of Garage Days Re-revisited, here is the song list.
side one:
Helpless            (originally recorded by Diamond Head)
The Small Hours   (o. r. by Holocaust)
side two:
The Wait            (o.r. by Killing Joke)
Crash Course In Brain Surgery    (o.r. by Budgie)
Last Caress/Green Hell  (kinda' a medley thing)(but really cool)  (written
by Glen Danzig, yes that Danzig, of the Misfits)

This was their first project w/ Jason Newsted and the next to the last thing that was any good. (IMNSHO) :-] Actual Title of the album was : "The $5.98 E.P. Garage Days Re-revisited"

Unless, of course, you were originally talking about the original "Garage Days Revisited" which I have never seen, but would dearly like a copy! I am pretty sure that "Blitzkrieg" and "Am I evil?" are on it, but I ain't betting any money on it!

All of which has nothing to do with Southpark, so......Hey, How 'bout that Cartman, 'ey? Ain't he a pisser?

LM

On Thu, 26 Mar 1998 02:23:39 GMT, "Lee McCauslin" wrote:

CD or otherwise? My copy has 10 tracks, starting with Hit the Lights and ending with Metal Militia. There aren't any covers & I'm sure I got a reissue. I've heard that there are many different versions of each album, though, but I have yet to see any different that the ones I have.

Creeping Death is defintely the mother of all songs. I wish they would have played something off Master of Puppets or And Justice For All.....<besides One>, but it was good to hear them do some good stuff again.

<snip>

Jason seems to have caused James and Lars to start letting the other 2 guys in the band help out with the songs which has, unfortunately, resulted in some pretty crappy stuff. Justice was the last really good album, IMO. The black album was good, don't get me wrong, but it didn't have that same quality that the first 4 <or 5> did. And we all know what happened with Load & Reload. Too bad too, I really like Jason.

If it's just a re-release, which I think it is, then it probably didn't change all that much.

Actually trying to stay on topic. Interesting. I should bring this up in my pyschology class as abnormal behaviour.

Reverend Bob wrote in message ...

My copy is vinyl and has both the bonus tracks. I'm sure it's also available on CD. Mine was bought before the days of the ubiquitous CD, but several years after the original release. (Back when the "record" store really sold records.)

cool.

My all time fave is "Whiplash" but the 2 "Kill 'em All" tracks they did do where certainly close enough. "Justice..." was the last album from them that I really liked.

(some snipping of my own)

that

But if abnormal is normal to me, am I really abnormal? Or am I SOOO abnormal that I'm normal and everyone else is abnormal?(something to discuss in class.<g>)(not that I mean to give you extra homework)(See? there I go being aberrant again!)

<<Aberrant people piss me off>>

LM

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-> From: "Lee McCauslin" -> Subject: Re: False Alarm, Your South Park Sites are Safe -> -> -> Reverend Bob wrote in message ... -> >On Tue, 24 Mar 1998 14:41:45 -0600, Frank Rizzo -> > wrote: -> > -> >>> >i knew there was an extra track on the original kill em all but -> i -> thought am i evil -> >>> >was from garage days -> -> Maybe, but "Am I evil?" is definitely on the "re-issue" of "Kill 'em -> (along with "Blitzkrieg") -> -> >>> -> >>> IIRC, Garage Days is just a collection of all the covers from the -> >>> first 3 albums with a couple new covers, if the term is -> appropriate. >>> I really have to track that disc down some day. -> >>> -> >>> BTW, did anyone catch the Metallica live thing on MTV? They play -> >>> the new crap for the first hour or so but did 3-4 old songs that -> >>> kicked ass including my favorite, Creeping Death. -> >> -> >>was that the unplugged deal they did a few days ago? -> >> -> >>i was wondering what the hell that was -> > -> >It wasn't unplugged. At least not the one I saw. It was them -> bumming >around in a warehouse or something with a group of people -> playing -> >mostly new stuff, until the end with the requests. I noticed there -> >wasn't a single request for a song from Load or Reload, all old stuf -> > -> > -> >-- -> >Ia Shub-Internet, Black Goat of a Thousand Servers! -> > -> -> Yup, I saw that. I only watched to see if they really sucked as bad -> had thought. I was REAL glad to hear "Creeping Death" and "Motorbrea -> Those songs still kick ass no matter how much their new stuff sucks. -> did "Last Caress" from Garage Days Re-revisited too. That was pretty -> (Cartman voice)

YES!!! They did "One!!!" <as Ned> "MMM I love that song MMMO."

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-> From: "Lee McCauslin" -> Subject: Re: False Alarm, Your South Park Sites are Safe -> -> -> Reverend Bob wrote in message ... -> >On Tue, 24 Mar 1998 14:41:45 -0600, Frank Rizzo -> > wrote: -> > -> >>> >i knew there was an extra track on the original kill em all but -> i -> thought am i evil -> >>> >was from garage days -> -> Maybe, but "Am I evil?" is definitely on the "re-issue" of "Kill 'em -> (along with "Blitzkrieg") -> -> >>> -> >>> IIRC, Garage Days is just a collection of all the covers from the -> >>> first 3 albums with a couple new covers, if the term is -> appropriate. >>> I really have to track that disc down some day. -> >>> -> >>> BTW, did anyone catch the Metallica live thing on MTV? They play -> >>> the new crap for the first hour or so but did 3-4 old songs that -> >>> kicked ass including my favorite, Creeping Death. -> >> -> >>was that the unplugged deal they did a few days ago? -> >> -> >>i was wondering what the hell that was -> > -> >It wasn't unplugged. At least not the one I saw. It was them -> bumming >around in a warehouse or something with a group of people -> playing -> >mostly new stuff, until the end with the requests. I noticed there -> >wasn't a single request for a song from Load or Reload, all old stuf -> > -> > -> >-- -> >Ia Shub-Internet, Black Goat of a Thousand Servers! -> > -> -> Yup, I saw that. I only watched to see if they really sucked as bad -> had thought. I was REAL glad to hear "Creeping Death" and "Motorbrea -> Those songs still kick ass no matter how much their new stuff sucks. -> did "Last Caress" from Garage Days Re-revisited too. That was pretty

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I saw it,they had some dude from the audience sing that song,it was cool