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- Опубліковано 22 тра 2016
- Regretting The Past: Megadeth - Risk
Yeah, they took a risk. An awkward, embarrassing, boring risk.
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It's called Risk because, like the game, it NEVER FREAKING ENDS.
+TheLastLevel999 ...I wish I would have included that joke in this video.
@@carltontheduke2571 you serious? It's a legendary board game.
@@carltontheduke2571 it's much, much better than this Megadeth album.
Every alternative album feels like that. Like is it over now no another guitar solo this will take 1hour. Great
Dave's grunting is actually the result of a rift in time when, in the year 1986, a young Dave Mustaine, fresh off the success of Peace Sells, was drinking at a bar when a wormhole appeared. Through said wormhole came the sound of "Crush 'Em." All the younger Mustaine could do was grunt in disgust at the sounds he heard, and when he found out the responsible party was in fact HIS OWN BAND IN 13 YEARS, he growled in anger. And with that, the wormhole closed.
Either that or he ate some Taco Bell too fast and got the shits.
Well done, sir.
rushguy1 Is there a way to eat Taco Bell without getting the shits?
Occam's razor would say it was the latter
Haha! This is why I love the comment sections on viral videos!
@@noesunyoutuber7680 I regularly eat Taco Bell and don't get the shits.
Also you know what Gamers call Sonic 2006?
SEGA Death
dude
***** It's a sonic joke and a Megadeth joke
Eddie disproves... Sorry dude.
+Geeky Metalhead Yeah, I'm sure that Sonic '06 is a beaten horse at this point.
Now, if you said Sonic Boom: Rise of Lyric, you'd be onto something.
Segadeth
You know what's a better Megadeth alt-metal album?
Cryptic Writings.
Seriously, like that album has that very 90's flair to it, with some slower tracks like "I'll Get Even" and some big ballads like "Trust" and "Use the Man". But it also knew when to let loose and just be ball-crushingly heavy, like on "She Wolf". And the material is top to bottom much more engaging.
I do agree. I really enjoy Cryptic Writings. I do wish they would have went with a heavier sound on songs like "Mastermind" and "The Disintegrators" and "Have Cool Will Travel".
Cryptic Writings reminds me of Load & Reload.
cryptic rocks hard!
The Disintegrators is also an awesome song! FFF also!
Andrej Bogicevic And Vortex too which btw was later self-plagiarised on Never Walk Alone single from United Abominations.
5:28
"My victims are young or old... rich or poor... strong or weak... I cause millions of accidents..."
Hang on. Is this about the Prince of Darkness, or is this a PSA about texting and driving?
Sadly, it's about what happens when you listen to risk in the car
btw the reason dave is groaning is because he realized how bad risk was after the first song and was mad he had to do the rest of the album.
"Rob Schneider is ... THE BREAD! Rated PG-13!"
+Cyborcat
How do you make a movie about fucking bread PG-13?!😂🍞
+Doughboy Devito The same way you'd make a movie about a stapler PG-13, I guess =P
+Cyborcat
By stapling people off screen?
:p
+Cyborcat Rob Schneider derp de dum de twiddley dee THE BREAD!!!
+Rocked Seriously, tho, that's one of my all-time favorite South Park gags XD Any time a cheesy trailer comes on, my husband or I will go, "Rob Schneider is ... THE STAPLER!"
When Dave is groaning, it sounds like he's constipated.
+Ben Brinton ewww
+Ben Brinton
I'll be _he_ regrets his lunch.
+Ikrani The real Regretting the Past
+Michael Alvarado You are
wish you mentioned Japanese Bonus Track "Duke Nukem Theme" At least that track is not boring IMO
It does remind you that you could have be playing Duke Nukem 3D instead though.
Best song from Risk then.
+Sercan Yelen azeri bulmakda imkansız sanıyodunmu? ben azeri
Bende hep kesin bu herifi izleyen tek türk benimdir diyordum.
I think the thing that made risk so... alternative(?) was Marty Friedman.
he left after a year of this album being out to venture into more alternative music...J-Pop.
I dunno, he was there since 1990?
Woukd rather listen to Marty's solo stuff. When he tries something poppy, it works, and he still knocks out a lot of bangers. So, the exact opposite of Risk.
@MrRantingRandy Totally agree that Dave must bear some fault here. Dave fired a lot of band members before. If he hadn't been into "Marty's idea," I can't imagine he wouldn't have just dropped Marty and found a new guitarist. This is the work of someone who really doesn't know how to write alt rock but who really wants that alt radio money, not someone who wants to make a good metal album in spite of his sideman's bad ideas.
He wanted it to be heavier at the same time, the combination of extreme heaviness and light poppiness would have been really cool at the time.
Dave had mentioned in an interview that the next album would be a return to Peace Sells' style. Then Lars made that comment and Dave pulled a 180. Thanks Lars. Ruining Metallica just wasn't enough...
hmpz36911 what did Lars say? I don’t recall any of this lol
what did lars say?
At least dave finally sorted his shit out with the world needs a hero
@@jerryonlychild7003Lars said he should take a risk
The only reason I'd buy a physical copy of risk is so I can finish image of Vic Rattlehead on the side of their CD covers between peace sells and risk
Uh, you sure? The 2004 remasters are garbage.
It's also a great coaster :p
Demon Rantz maybe I'll make it into a stand for my trooper Eddie action figure
I'm genuinely considering this if I can find it really cheap (Same with St anger, it's the only Metallica studio album I dont have)
Dave's groaning is obviously the mating call of tim the tool man taylor.
Well the show was still on while this album came out...
How about a RTP on a band that you liked back then but now regret. It would be interesting to air out your dirty laundry.
That would be awesome.
5:47 - Dave listening to the line, "This is not about sex! SEX!" and groaning in horror and confusion.
5:51 - Dave having gone back to make sure he actually heard the line, "This is not about Sex! SEX!" and groaning again, knowing that this drivel will be featured in the same stores as Peace Sells...But Who's Buying? And then realizing that even HE bought that album, and wanting in on that sweet, sweet mediocrity dough.
That's right. Scott Stapp is responsible not just for Weathered, but Risk. You can panic now.
Scott stapp was a musical genius. 40 years ahead of his time. His riffs blow daves out of the water. He created his own prison....he had a dream he could fly and he can take you higher were them blind men see.
@@MRSludgedude But the people who criticize him doesn't look at him when they shoot a bullet through his head , and none of his friends got his back then, and he had to make his sacrifice , to write his lullaby.
@@jaodasilva7993 I don't hate creed honestly but to me it's ok background noise. Out of all those bands nickleback is the worst . And the first two albums were not bad at all. They got really bad on that album this is how you remind me. They started as a grunge band then turned buttrock on there 2nd major lable album. Most of it was lable contracts and demands for all those Seattle wannabes to get soft and clean.
@@MRSludgedude i agree. I was just continuing the trend of make Creed's songs names into a joke. Regarding Buttrock , to me the worst was that trend of putting hip hop crap on metal. Like Fred Durst , Linking park and whatever ... ewww the early 2000's were tough.
@@jaodasilva7993 yea music died in general fully around 2000. I think alice in chains, nirvana, soundgarden were the last great bands. I do like a small amount of nu metal but it's mainly crap.
The new intro is kickass
+1337n00binc Thanks!
Well respect to them at least Megadeth warned us by naming the album "Risk". Almost like, would you risk buying this? :P
Holy crap, i neglect watching your videos for like a week or so, and then suddenly a shiny new intro appears!
Oh yeah, great episode as usual :3
Thanks!
I remember Sevendust "Home" coming out around the same time Risk came out and kicking its ass.
Home smashes!!! 🔥🔥🔥
True story, I was once blasting Spotify radio on my phone while I was working in the basement at work, and SOMEHOW I got I'll Be There. My co-worker who's in his 60s comes down and hears it, and he says "Hey, is this that band 3 Doors Down?" And that my friends, is how you know Megadeth dun fucked up. When you can compare one of the kings of thrash metal to 3 Doors Down... that's not a good sign.
AdamCrow That dude is just an idiot. They sound nothing alike 😑😒
@@TearsinaVial yea tho this band kinda did
no. your co-worker dun fucked up..
Mustaine is on the toilet after eating chipotle
Dude, I would TOTALLY listen to a band made by Skeletor! It would be more entertaining than Risk at least.
megadeth can actually pull off an ok alternative album.
Cryptic writings (97) - soundtrack to my favorite summer ever. Had a hot gf, drinking in the woods with my best buds who also rocked this cd the whole summer. This album reminds me of being on top of the world.
Risk (99) - father diagnosed with cancer. Hot gf gone and best buds never bought the album. One of the worst times of my life. A good Megadeth album could have got me through it, but no, it was the soundtrack for misery.
Damn this was a movie
They didn't film the footage for that video, that is from a movie. Universal Soldier: The Return. Goldberg was in it. Crush was on the soundtrack.
I was going to bring that up but I thought I'd check to see if anyone else had brought it up already, found out it has been multiple times in fact.
Great review, Luke. As a Megadeth fan, I can understand why a lot of fans hated this album a lot, but I found it intriguing (despite its big flaws). Well done! :) And also, the new intro is awesome too!
+AkariJaganashi Thanks!
What is your favorite soda?
Me: 6:56
"No, don't do it! It's not worth the Risk!"
Here's what I got to say about Risk by Megadeth;
1: Doesn't sound too bad, but kinda drags on, and not in a good way...
2: That groan is a perfect representation on what I thought about this song. A slow and drawn-out snoozefest from beginning to end.
3: Well, it's a decent buildup...
4:...that automatically falls flat because of how boring and drab this song was.
5: Wow, this sounds so bad. It's not even worth making fun of in a cheesy, so-bad-it's-good kind of way.
6: I might sound like a broken record here, but this sounds really boring. Until like the very end...
7: Same as the last song. Boring and drawn-out.
8: I forgot this song even existed... Until the very end.
9: Boring and forgettable. And that's all I have to say about that.
10: Wow, this song was really boring. At this point, I'm not surprised.
11: Yeah, same as the last few songs. Boring and drawn-out.
12: It has decent guitar work, for once. Only for a little bit.
Risk was one of the most forgettable albums I have heard in a long time, and even in Regretting the Past. At least with albums like Weathered and Extreme Behavior (two albums I considered guilty pleasures), they offered some pretty decent songs, in my opinion.
Risk was just boring and forgettable and I couldn't remember a single track from this album, no matter how hard I tried.
It's not the worst thing ever, but it's definitely something to forget.
Twoearle Mitsuka it’s pretty bad
like this is miles worse than St. Anger. At least S.A. maintained some form of metal. This is a new genre entirely. Thankfully this was the last one they did like this.
IMO, and I am speculating, two things happened that resulted in this album.
A) the 90s. It was a hard decade for metal. With the rise of grunge, glam metal literally died overnight and became instantly uncool which didn't help the over all metal genre. And then as hip-hop and alternative music became mainstream, it was even harder for the genre which seemed old. Only the best of the rock and metal bands survived this decade, and even for them it was a decade of uncertainty. I can see why they wanted to try new things.
B) Dave let Marty Friedman indulge his artistic ramblings with this album. Now we all know Marty is a bad ass guitar player, but he has even said "Megadeth is gun metal gray, and there's more colors out there." But like many virtuouso class musicians, they don't always excel in the composing of songs that people want to hear.
Extremely underrated channel
5:47 yawning
5:51 blowing nose
5:49 He sounds like a guy doing his taxes
My first touch to Megadeth was Crush 'em. That has haunted me since.
I've got to be honest, I haven't listened to a full Megadeth album since high school, or much thrash metal in about a year or so, but I'm very happy that my introduction to Megadeth was Rust in Peace, if this is what I started with, I would laugh at anyone trying to tell me they made good music, it's just bad.
+Sergent Harker ('Stonetooth') It took me a while to understand you xD I thought you were saying that Rust in Peace sucks. But now I get you xD
+Joao Loureiro Fair enough m9, didn't mean to cause confusion. I still like that album, even if I haven't listened to it in a while.
My first exposure to Megadeth was during my first year of college and hearing "Peace Sells" on the college radio station's Friday night metal show. But it was a long time before I bought one of their discs - and the first one I bought was Rust In Peace.
I like I'll Be There and Duke Nukem Theme
The second you mentioned wrestling and Hanson, I was waiting for a clip of The Young Bucks. You did not disappoint. If you still watch, I’m curious who some of your favorite current wrestlers are.
**sleeping**
**wakes up**
**gasp** I had that dream where Super Collider was the last thing Megadeth ever did.
I am a hardcore Megadeth Listener and have been listing to them since 1985. I have no problem with RISK, in fact I really think it is a fantastic record. I don't really understand why so many people hate it, unless they can only listen to trash and nothing else. If this record was released by another band it would have gotten killer reviews...
I've been waiting for you to rip this one apart. I'm a huge Megadeth fan and I feel that it has to be acknowledged just how awful this album is. It just makes the really good Megadeth albums like Rust in Peace and Peace Sells look that much better.
9:26 I cannot unsee the Young Bucks walking out of mmmbop by Hanson hahahuhu
Watched this video several times since it came out, and only now- only TODAY -did I realize the wrestlers for the Hanson bit were the Young Bucks. I feel amazingly dumb and unobservant now.
Insomnia
Prince of Darkness
Wanderlust
Time: The Beginning
Time: The End
Breadline just feels like a watered down Livin' on a Prayer without anything that made that song awesome and changed to be about a homeless man
They did a signing at Tower Records and gave away free merch as promotion for the Risk tour, and I think there were maybe 30 people in line. And this was in Philly!
About getting introduced to a band the wrong way. I had that experience with Saxon. Saw them live for the first time in 2014 at Wacken but the thing was that they were doing some kind of orchestra tour and played a really boring set. I just stood there asking myself how the fuck they have so many fans. Then I saw them play a regular set at Wacken this year and understood everything.
Obsequey Saxon with an orchestra, lol
I think Mustaine is flatlining and the groan is the air escaping his lungs.
Megadeth was also coming off a hot streak of albums. Maybe "Crush 'Em" wasn't as good as what was off the recent albums, but of course the rest of the album could be this bad. I saw Megadeth on this tour and I'll never forget Dave trying to get a mosh pit going during Crush 'Em. It didn't work.
Mötley crüe Generation Swine next. I only liked one song out of it
Breadline is a great song in my opinion. It's not heavy metal, but has great lyrics, storyline, and is melodic and catchy. My family and I went through tough times economically for many years, so the song has always resonated with me.
You can judge me all you want, but I love this album. I love every single Megadeth record for a simple reason. They're all different and unique. I always hear people complaining about the guitar work on this album but honestly it's pretty good, especially when played on an acoustic guitar. The melodies are interesting, the vocals are pretty good, the bass gives a lot of depth and the whole album has this atmospgere that just appeals to me. I really do see why people dislike this album, but personally I really enjoy it. Diversity, in my opinion, is what makes Megadeth so good. Their tracks never sound the same. They all have interesting ideas in them. Some bands really lack this, and that's why I can never listen to them for a long time. Some famous examples include AC/DC and Cannibal Corpse. (Also, Dream Theater, not quite on the level of the previous bands, but still really repetetive.)
I got introduced to Metallica with St. Anger. I understand your pain perfectly.
That groan was what ever dignity Dave Mustaine had left forcefully escaping his body through his mouth.
you have got to be a fan from the beginning and a musician to dig his groove man.everything he's done is genius and he did risk for himself.every one of his albums shares with his fans his journey through life,changes in his tastes,experimenting with his craft etc. I personally love all of his music.
And the bass line from crush em reminds me of funky town lol
Lol
Would love to see a regretting the past on Super Collider. That album makes Risk look like a masterpiece.
I have this album. I haven't listened to it since the day it came out. One listen and on the shelf it went and it hasn't come down since.
The reason Goldberg looked like that in the video for Crush 'Em (and why Jean-Claude Van Damme is also it it) was because the song was part of the soundtrack to Universal Soldier: The Return. The movie isn't all that good by the way.
Alright, now that I talked about Metallica, I think it's time to talk about Megadeth.
Here's my thoughts on Risk:
1: I didn't mind this song, but it really drags on and on.... Not a good start for this album, I'm afraid.
2: Yeah, this song is pretty bad.
3: Okay, this _does_ lead to something interesting. However.....
4: .....it shoots itself in the foot. I can't believe they used this to promote Universal Soldier: The Return. Not to say that the movie was any good to begin with.
5: This song was terrible. It's monotonous and bland.
6: I have no words for this...
7: It's boring and forgettable.
8: Ditto for this track.
9: I think I'm gonna need some ecstasy for listening to this.
10: Great. A reminder of St. Anger.
11: Yeah, I almost fell asleep on this track, too.
12: Alright, this could've worked. But, it was wasted potential.
Megadeth's Risk was anything _but_ a risk. It was too boring to be enjoyable, even in an ironic sense.
While I personally like Megadeth (Dystopia was a great example), but Risk was something I willingly wouldn't go back to.
Breadline sounds like a car commercial song
Holy crap, I was literally typing out as the review went along that Risk was my first taste of Megadeth and then you say it was yours LOL I was just getting into metal at the time, Metallica first and then learned of Megadeth. Picked the album up at random at a store, was disappointed, and a bit later after that I grabbed Rust in Peace, realized the error of my ways, and was hooked ever since.
I've come to appreciate Risk as a "Not-Megadeth" album over the years, but it is still at the very bottom of the discography for all of their albums alongside Super Collider and Cryptic.
At least Nick Menza wasn't a part of this album. RIP Nick :(
Im proud to say (i know im alone in this) but this is my favourite megadeth album, this album inspires my music and i give a thumb to megadeth to have the brave to try something different, that is something too much bands dont do and if the album is good or bad thats an individual music taste matter
I thought I was also alone on that but IG I'm not. My favourite one as well
13:23 Does anyone think that the intro to Wanderlust sounds similar to the intro of ‘I’ll Be There For You’ by Bon Jovi? Despite they are slightly different instruments, they have that same sort of tone.
Recently went to a guitar shop and flipped through their sheet music. They had two copies of tablature for this album! Who the fuck wants to learn these songs?
At least they didn't release a follow up album titled "Rerisk"
They should have called the follow-up album "Reward".
What I particularly enjoy about these videos is seeing how Luke consistently seems to be getting better, writing, editing and just the overall quality is getting better with each video. It's lovely to see someone grow like that.
I think Risk is underrated. I’ve been a massive Megadeth fan since I was 19, and there are just outstanding songs here. They are not towards the beginning of the album, they’re buried secretly at the end. I think “Risk” gets sold short a bit too much.
Adding the fog horn was a great idea! The look on your face along with the horn at the end of the video: priceless!!! XD
The reason why Dave is groaning is that he was listening to St. Anger .
Hearing "Crush 'em" makes me feel like i'm playing Vampire: Bloodlines. But not in a good way
It would be a total under statement to say that they sold out, but that’s exactly what they did on Risk. Also, you made that joke about Lulu, but I do think that that would make a really good Regretting the Past Episode. I hope you decide to do one on that album at some point.
Am I the only person who likes this album? :/
Wanderlust is one of my favorite songs of megadeth
Cristobal Cofré I like Ecstasy, I'll be There, Time:The Beginning, Prince of Darkness and Doctors Calling
I hated it for years. It grew on me. To me “Seven” is the worst track. I really like a few of them. As a one time kind of album I appreciate it. I’m glad they went back to their metal after this of course
Maybe you just like Fleetwood Mac. That guitar riff is a blatant FM rip-off.
Nope I love it not thrash but a great melodic rock album
You are entitled to make this your favorite album and nothing wrong with that. I was in line to see Black Sabbath when Tony Martin was singing (yes, I paid to see Black Sabbath without Ozzy or Dio singing...it was awesome) and talking with another fan. He told me he had a friend who's favorite Sabbath album was 7th star. I've met people who said Turbo was a great album. Just because an album is maligned doesn't mean a person can't find it enjoyable. Hell, the Motorhead album I'm most likely to break out is Another Perfect Day.
If I remember correctly "Crush 'em" was on the Universal Soldier sequel OST which is why not only Stone Cold makes an appearance in the video but Jean-Claude Van Damme makes one too.
The first time I heard Megadeth was on a WCW CD when I was like 7 years old. My dad promptly picked up a Megadeth compilation to set me right. Been droogin' ever since. I still love that song though
"This is the first Megadeth album I ever heard!" *me laughing out loud for thirty seconds straight*
do Metallica Lulu.
Naw fuck that shit
Ur Dirty Granny Gaming *Lou Reed
Not metallica. It was Lou Reed's
If you go on his patreon the only way he'll ever review / do an RTP on that album if he's clearing over a 1000$ a month on patreon
Noooooo.
I also started in their discography with Risk. It took me a long time to try listening to Megadeth again.
The groaning was the sound of Dave’s soul trying to escape his body before it died of boredom
Hey there Mr Luke. I am a new subscriber to your channel and I truly enjoyed all of your "regretting the past" series videos. I am putting this comment here to just make one clarification on this specific video for the megadeth risk album; the song "crush em" was also part of the "universal soldier 2" soundtrack and that's the reason why Goldberg and Jean-Claude Van Damn were in the video. Mustain wrote this specific song for his son's hockey team as an "arena anthem". Just letting everyone know. Keep up the awesome work with your videos and stay heavy!
"Massive amount of talent" when referring to Five Finger Death Punch....woof
This song was on the Universal Soldier soundtrack. That's why Goldberg was a robot thing.
i love this series so much. never stop making these :D
I honestly love Risk. The only songs I don’t like are The Doctor Is Calling and I’ll Be There. Insomnia punches you in the face and I think it’s awesome, Prince Of Darkness is kinda weird and weak, But I still like like it. Crush ‘Em is a great song for what it is and I actually kinda love it. Breadline is fun and poppy albeit with dumbass lyrics. Wanderlust is a great song. Ecstasy may be my favorite because it’s a brilliant chord progression imo and I love the lyrics. Seven is just a great fun track. Then the Time songs are just mesmerizing and Time: The End is kinda heavy and I love it
What is your opinion on R.E.M? I recently listened to Murmur and loved it, but don't know where to go next.
The single 'Crush' em' was played nonstop on the catholic radio station of my very catholic country (with pedophile priests and stuff) called Portugal. Thank you for remembering me this...
That moment when you get excited for a Regretting the Past episode until you see it is for an album you kind of liked.
I have lost faith in you Bandana Goatee Guy.
...naaaah, I still like ya.
Risk was the last album my dad ever bought. I wish I could have seen his face when he heard it for the first time.
13:19 Wait... Dream where you were falling again?
Were you dreaming about Iron Maiden's "Man on the Edge"?
I liked it. If they wanted to experiment with pop music then why not.
Its funny. As much shit as Metallica gets for "selling out" and being radio rock nothing they have done comes close to the pop record that Risk is. Actually, when I go back and listen to Load it isn't something I would expect from a band that was forcibly trying to sell out in the 90s. You would think you'd hear more nu-metal, pop-punk, post grunge, etc. Instead there's lots of mid-tempo, blues flavored tracks. And quite a few are long. Hell, even its first single, "Until it Sleeps", is not an obvious "hit".
Goldberg & Van Damme were in the video to cross-promote the movie Universal Soldier: The Return, of which they both starred in.
when Dave is groaning, it sounds like he went to pick something up, but ended up dropping it into a harder to reach area after fumbling with it for a while
The first Judas Priest album I owned was Turbo. I thought they sucked. This was until a few years later I listened to a friends newly bought copy of Painkiller.
UA-cam unsubscribed me from your channel and I've been missing out on your content for weeks, I've been catching up all day! Keep it up man :)
Considering Super Collider came out two years ago, Risk is Reign in Blood compared to that garbage. :P
+Gonzo Lewd Not even close lol Super Collider, as disappointing as it was, at least it has a couple actually good songs. It has some terrible ones like Super Collider, Burn, and the vocals of All I Want (I really like the main riffing), but it's leaps and bounds better than Risk. Both are near the bottom though in terms of Megadeth albums for sure..
Maybe I'm biased because Super Collider is Dave at his absolute worst as a vocalist.
***** Even then, musically, Super Collider is way above Risk on the majority of the songs.
Not really. The instrumentation sounds like commerical hard rock, just like Risk only more boring and forgettable.
A couple of the songs maybe, but Kingmaker? Don't Turn Your Back? It has an actual pulse to it compared to Risk, even with the hard rock songs. Not denying the hard rock stuff, it's a big part why I don't like the album, but it's hardly as dull as Risk. This is really not disputable, there is simply a lot more going on with the album in comparison lol
It's that sound you here when that epic taco bell pig out becomes self aware in your gastrointestinal tract, right before it fights its way to freedom.
Prince of Darkness was on the greatest hits album! I just listened to it yesterday and it’s the closer track! Wtf???
If this series proves anything, it's that the early 2000's was a terrible time for music.
"That was dumb even for pro wrestling". Sadly, having once been a fan of it, I could point you to MUCH worse. Yeah, I know.
Katie Vick.
May 19th
Scooby doo making it to Wrestlemania
Randy Savage giving Stephanie the Slim Jim.
WCW in 2001.