Your top 3 songs at the moment...
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meowmeow
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Lindsey Buckingham & Fleetwood Mac - I'm So Afraid
I been alone
All the years
So many ways to count the tears
I never change
I never will
Im so afraid the way I feel
Days when the rain and the sun are gone
Black as night
Agonys torn at my heart too long
So afraid
Slip and I fall and I die
I been alone
Always down
No one cared to stay around
I never change
I never will
Im so afraid the way I feel
Days when the rain and the sun are gone
Black as night
Agonys torn at my heart too long
So afraid
Slip and I fall and I die
I been alone
All the years
So many ways to count the tears
I never change
I never will
Im so afraid the way I feel
Days when the rain and the sun are gone
Black as night
Agonys torn at my heart too long
So afraid
Slip and I fall and I die
I been alone
Always down
No one cared to stay around
I never change
I never will
Im so afraid the way I feel
Days when the rain and the sun are gone
Black as night
Agonys torn at my heart too long
So afraid
Slip and I fall and I die
East1600Plus
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jmh80
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For East1600 (and IronWarrior)
The GOAT (warning - explicit lyrics) 2001 Hurricanes
Some guys of note - #20 is Ed Reed, 88 is Shockey, 5 is Andre Johnson, 31 is Phillip Buchanon, 2 is Willis McGahee, 28 is Clinton Portis, 51 is Jon Vilma, 17 is DJ Williams, and the most dynamic RB in that video is #32 - Frank Gore (pre-ACL injuries). Amazing to see how he used to run compared to now.
Edit - forgot Roscoe Parrish. And the Gore plays start about 2:30 in against WVU.
The GOAT (warning - explicit lyrics) 2001 Hurricanes
Some guys of note - #20 is Ed Reed, 88 is Shockey, 5 is Andre Johnson, 31 is Phillip Buchanon, 2 is Willis McGahee, 28 is Clinton Portis, 51 is Jon Vilma, 17 is DJ Williams, and the most dynamic RB in that video is #32 - Frank Gore (pre-ACL injuries). Amazing to see how he used to run compared to now.
Edit - forgot Roscoe Parrish. And the Gore plays start about 2:30 in against WVU.
Iron Warrior
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Wow ! Those guys played at fast forward speed ! I forgot how fast and explosive they were. They'd definitely beat the '95 Huskers handily. Gore looks much more explosive then he does now. If he gets that explosiveness back we're gonna take the NFC West. Vilma damn near killed #85 from Nebraska LOL.
WannaBeHulk
rollin' on dubs!
lets see... top 3?
1. pantera - this love
2. pantera - f*cking hostile
3. pantera - regular people
honorable mention: pantera - 5 minutes alone and clawfinger - the biggest and the best.
did i mention i love pantera?:head:
R.I.P. Dimebag
1. pantera - this love
2. pantera - f*cking hostile
3. pantera - regular people
honorable mention: pantera - 5 minutes alone and clawfinger - the biggest and the best.
did i mention i love pantera?:head:
R.I.P. Dimebag
Rivet
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I'm sure ya'll laugh.... I actually like tha Cosmic Gate Remix better as it has more of an edge but retains key vocals.
Dont care what anyone else says but I actually liked this song. I'm into Trance music. Sounds alot like what I play (minus the vocals) when I have guests over for a get together.
jmh80
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You damn right at Vilma. He got a hard hit on Crouch too - not in the vid for some odd reason.
Dude - I know on Gore. I'm telling you that he was THE most explosive young (frosh or soph) RB Miami has EVER had. Dude averaged 9 yards/carry.
He had some HUGE runs against Syracuse and Washington that weren't shown.
That's why I'm rooting so hard for him. With all the stuff he's went through in life - he deserves to climb the mountain after those ACL tears.
BTW - think of that backfield. Gore, Portis, and McGahee as RB's and Najeh Davenport at FB.
Best eva!!!
Rivet
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What about Suicide Note Part II? I love that track...
East1600Plus
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******* lol...no no1 still beats the 95 huskers no one even came close to beating them
jmh80
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I respect that position, East.
But - really. That offense was totally one sided. I know Coker was/is an idiot head coach - but Randy Shannon was/is a helluva defensive mind.
You expect those white WR's to gain much of any yards receiving on Ed Reed?
You know - that guy in the Pro Bowl?
Seems like Jon Vilma had a pretty good idea how to play the option in 2001, eh?
How 'bout that D? I saw some good pash rushers - Bryce Paup for one and some good run stoppers - but I didn't see any LB's big enough to hang with Shockey.
And no safety big enough either.
What of the DB's? Andre ABUSED the NU secondary in the '02 Rose Bowl. Pretty sure he'd have a damn good chance to do the same against those '95 guys.
Look - Osbourne was a damn good head coach. He'd have a HUGE advantage over Coker.
And - yes, 95 NU beat the hell out of everyone.
Miami 01 had some close games.
Think of it this way though - when the players were motivated enough against what they felt like was a big time opponent - they had similar results as that 95 team - 22 point win over FSU, and combined 120-7 win over top 15 Syracuse and Washington.
That is the difference in the final score's of 95 NU and 01 UM. If Coker had pressed the team to play harder - you'd have stopped watching the Rose Bowl mid way through the 2nd quarter (when it was already 37-0 and the players pretty much packed it in because Coker let 'em).
The fact that 01 Miami even went undefeated with the likes of Coker as a head coach should really render this whole argument moot.
That's like adding points to the other team's score before kickoff.
What the hell do I know though? I should just let the names on the 2001 team speak for themselves. Hell - like 5 or 6 of them are in the Pro Bowl right now.
But - really. That offense was totally one sided. I know Coker was/is an idiot head coach - but Randy Shannon was/is a helluva defensive mind.
You expect those white WR's to gain much of any yards receiving on Ed Reed?
You know - that guy in the Pro Bowl?
Seems like Jon Vilma had a pretty good idea how to play the option in 2001, eh?
How 'bout that D? I saw some good pash rushers - Bryce Paup for one and some good run stoppers - but I didn't see any LB's big enough to hang with Shockey.
And no safety big enough either.
What of the DB's? Andre ABUSED the NU secondary in the '02 Rose Bowl. Pretty sure he'd have a damn good chance to do the same against those '95 guys.
Look - Osbourne was a damn good head coach. He'd have a HUGE advantage over Coker.
And - yes, 95 NU beat the hell out of everyone.
Miami 01 had some close games.
Think of it this way though - when the players were motivated enough against what they felt like was a big time opponent - they had similar results as that 95 team - 22 point win over FSU, and combined 120-7 win over top 15 Syracuse and Washington.
That is the difference in the final score's of 95 NU and 01 UM. If Coker had pressed the team to play harder - you'd have stopped watching the Rose Bowl mid way through the 2nd quarter (when it was already 37-0 and the players pretty much packed it in because Coker let 'em).
The fact that 01 Miami even went undefeated with the likes of Coker as a head coach should really render this whole argument moot.
That's like adding points to the other team's score before kickoff.
What the hell do I know though? I should just let the names on the 2001 team speak for themselves. Hell - like 5 or 6 of them are in the Pro Bowl right now.