King of Snake

Well the idea of it being a boxing match and not a brawl makes it a bit tougher to call but Lee's still gonna take it! Ali had the power but Lee'd be able to get in a couple of shots for each of Ali's. He'd definitely match Ali for endurance too.

Crowe was an animal in LA Confidential, all brute force and the will to use it, in fact I don't think that's the red corner, I think that's a bloodied witness!

Well watch The Enforcer if you want, I know you're a Clint Eastwood fan anyway but I was just stuck for a nickname, Bud White was in LA Confidential. Sorry bout the confusion...

GIBSON VS CROWE II - THE FIGHT TO KNOCK THE OTHER GUY OUT!

Inna the blue corner, the Scourge of the Outback, The Road Warrior...'Mad'...Max...Rockatansky!

And inna the red corner, from the City of Angels, The Enforcer...Wendell...'Bud'...White!

Lets get it on!

Yeah I think the self-titled is good, JunkerSeed, just took me longer to get into. Never heard of Finger 11, I'll have a look for any free tracks online later and get back to you...

Oh and I forgot to mention, I'm going over to England on the 23rd to see SoaD live!

Just remembered Easy Rider so Hopper'd be too close to Jack, try Dustin Hoffman.

Easy? Touche! So was yours though:

1 Jack was in Mars Attacks with Sarah Jessica Parker

2 SJP was in Honeymoon in Vegas with Nic Cage

3 Cage was in the excellent Raising Arizona with Mrs McDormand-Coen

Next:

Frances McDormand to Dennis Hopper, hopefully a bit more of a challenge?

Not heard that one Heartless, I have the two albums, tho I only got their first one after I'd heard Toxicity and it's nowhere near as good, kinda experimental.

Try and get a hold of Toxicity, its fantastic, one of the best albums from last year!

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Very close but I'd have to give it to Wallace

Good also would be the fight of the hardass cops:

Mad Max vs Bud White

I forgot Rammstein (Germany).

There's still some good US rock but off hand I can only think of System of a Down. :thinking:

Blue Jam is a mix of surreal comedy and chill-out music that features on BBC Radio at about 2am, it's meant as an assault on the senses when you're at your most tired. Sometimes even disgusting, always bizarre, it even got pulled off the air once mid show for....well I'll let youse find out for yourselves!

Have a go at downloading at least the first half hour of the first one from here BlueJam, since you guys probably have the broadband of Jesus, you'll have it pretty quick

Not one of mine IC, Ramires said this one:

A Frenchman and an Italian were seated next to an Irishman on an overseas flight. After a few cocktails, the men began discussing their home lives.

"Last night I made love to my wife four times," the Frenchman bragged, "and this morning she made me delicious crepes and she told me how much she adored me."

Ah, last night I made love to my wife six times," the Italian responded, "and this morning she made me a wonderful omelette and told me she could never love another man."

When the Irishman remained silent, the Frenchman smugly asked, "And how many times did you make love to your wife last night?"

"Once," he replied.

"Only once?" the Italian arrogantly snorted. "And what did she say to you  this morning?"

"Don't stop."

21) INXS

22) The Smiths/Morrissey

23) Simple Minds

24) U2

25) The Hooters

????

Sinead was a lot cooler before Nothing Compares 2U, she well and truly sold out after it though

I can get it in 4

1 Edward Furlong to Ed Norton in American History X

2 Norton to Robert DeNiro in The Score

3 DeNiro to Al Pacino in Heat/Godfather

4 Pacino was in Glengarry Glen Ross with Jack Lemmon

Jack will be sorely missed :dissappointed:

Right then next Jack Lemmon to Walter Matthau.....nah, kidding, let's try Jack Nicholson.

Video Killed the Radio Star was by the Buggles, which contained Hans Zimmer who did the scores for Gladiator, Hannibal, Mission Impossible 2 and loads more.

Btw, violator came out in 1990.

Ultravox:Vienna

The Pixies were around for the late 80's too.

I agree with your point on a dearth in quality of American rock music. The solution? European bands!

Highly recommended:

Scotland's Idlewild

Sweden's Wannadies and The Hives

Wales' Lostprophets

England's Vex Red

Belgium's Soulwax

and many more I can't think of right now...

PJ Harvey's album has some good rock love songs too...

Oh yeah, Pierce Brosnan to Edward Furlong next...

Can't figure a way to get the Kevin Smith bonus within 6 but got a coupla ways for Zeta-Jones and Brosnan, the best being:

Zeta-Jones was in Blue Juice with Ewan McGregor...

...who was in Trainspotting with Robert Carlyle...

...who was in The World Is Not Enough with Brosnan.

Gandolfini-Milano is tough, but i can get:

Milano was in Fear with Mark Wahlberg...

...who was in Three Kings with George Clooney...

...who was in Ocean's Eleven with Brad Pitt...

...who was in The Mexican with Gandolfini.

By the way, hello!