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I'm going to watch. The Tournaments are always damn exciting, even if you didn't follow the season too closely. George mason is an amazing story, But I'm Calling Florida and LSU to win.

wait..Driving LESSONS, as in Behind the Wheel, foot on the gas, cost around 2-300 Bucks. But Drivers ed, the class that teaches you the basic out ouf a book, is free at public high schools. You can pay to take the calls seperately, some place else, but schools offer it for free. The thing is, if you're under 17 and a half here, you have to had paid for Drivers training (The one that costs 200 bucks) before you can even register to get ya permit. I wouldn't call the test "EASY"...But you won't fail it unless you're a nervous wreck who forgets to look over his shoulder and keep both hands on the wheel..haha.

I saw this on another forum..might answer the questions. apparently trhese guys helped out in creating the sonic 3 score They also worked with Michael... * Bobby Brooks - engineer for Michael Jackson. Sequenced synthesizers and drums on Blood on the Dance Floor and mixed HIStory. * Darryl Ross - vague, ill-defined resume credit: "Darryl Ross is an accomplished producer, musician, songwriter, arranger and vocalist. Artists he worked with are Michael Jackson...". * Geoff Grace - arranger for Michael Jackson. Credited for arranging the music for Jackson's Dangerous tour. * Brad Buxer - performed arranging, keyboards, sequencing and more for Blood on the Dance Floor and Invincible. * Doug Grigsby - unknown credit on HIStory. so...Yea.

Nice. Have a good time. Where are your seats? Hope the Knicks pull it together and give you good show (Or maybe you;d rather them suck, so your Sixers get the "W" :lolsign: )

Thanks Brakes... Oh..haha, damn didn't relaize I had so many PMs. I'll clear em right now.

Didn't evne realize the playoffs started today. I wondered why i wasn't playing this week... Well, good luck all. Ima take this! :1-cool:

Thanks man..Good lookin out.

I did ssee the resemblance in ice cap zone, and though... After watching it again, I think he WAS asked by yuji to help, but after he was scrapped, Yuji Naka went to the composers and asked them to implement certain aspects of MJs songs, since he was a fan.

Well, in that vidoe, it says Yuji naka (Sonic's creator) asked him to help on the games soundtrack. Because of Legal reasons they decided not to use the songs he did, but out of respect for MJ, Yuji left some of them in there. Remember when MJ was on the Simpson's too? He used a different name in the credits. Not syaing he used a diff name here, but it's possible he did do some work, that was nebvr used, and elemtns of that found its way into the final score, without any mention (for the same reason they decided not to use his direct songs anyhow).

One of my favorite Games of all time, And I never even thought about tihs..haha. http://youtube.com/watch?v=JbVM-l2Oku4 That's crazy.

Also added to the Mix, I got bored and remade the beat for 50 Cent's "Hustlerz ambition"... http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.c...&songID=3702199 Only about 2 Flaws in it, I arranged some things wrong, so You might find a small half second paused at the end, and a small skip in the intro. Nothing to ruin the song, though.

Nice. Thanks. :2thumbs: Ima give it a listen sometime next week.

Kev Brown - "Always" (GTS Remix) http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.c...&songID=3695745 Little Brother - "Whatever You Say" (GTS Remix) http://www.soundclick.com/bands/songInfo.c...&songID=3553163 Let's go....Listen and Rate, Please :1-cool:

You ever seen "Fear of a Black Hat"? Not calling it the best, but it was pretty damn funny.

http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2006/03/2006.cfm Now...Why didn't they complain back when the album ACTUALLY came out?

If you have XP, just Right Click and go to Extract All. Then Tell it where you want the files to go. Or you can even just open the Zip folder, and drag the files to a new folder. If you don't have XP, you'll need WinZip. (Download.com) Ima download this right now, by the way. Sounds interesting.

It's not all the label's work. It's a lot of the artist putting out what he or shee feels is their best work. You go in, you record 40-50 tracks. You shrink that down to about 15-20 for the final cut, by listening to them, and choosing the ones you feel are your best/

I've seen this a while back, but someone brought it to my attentnntion again, today.. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_Beever That man creates 2D images with chalk on the ground..when viewed from a certain angle, they become 3D, here is an example: Long, Flat globe right? Different angle.... Wow. Here are some others I Liked: . . . . . .

Is it the same thing from 2004?

They could.... The thing with Interscope is, It's not just them. The artist has to be free to promote, to shoot the video, to do appearances. Will was a little busy with movies and what not (Which explains the 6 month gap between single).. at this point, the album came out a year ago, and Interscope sees no reason to push out another single for sales. If another one wants to go out, it'd have to be Will persuading The company to drop him the bills to do it. They make videos, to promote, and sell records. They pull in profit over that. Really nothing more. It's a business.

Damn.. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060313/ap_en_...ple_isaac_hayes

Good looks on the upload. I remember watching that awhile back.

Daunte has publically expressed that he wants to be traded. tThe Vikings want to Trade him before Free Agency starts tomorrow.. Currently, It's being rumored that the Raiders offered Doug Gabriel + 2nd Rounder, for Culpepper and a 6th Rounder. Vikings are apparently interested, but hearing other offers as well. I Expect him to be traded withing the next 4 hours.

Well Lil Jon was workin with Too $hort for a while, and E-40 is on Crunk Juice, too.

I always get to these topics late, and no one is in there anymore :ohdear: