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Jun. 7th, 2003 01:31 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
redfiona99Would someone explain to me why I have St. Anger floating through my head? Not even all of it, just the bit where he's singing 'Saint Anger stole my hope.' Least I think that is what he's singing.
How does this strike you as a line up for a chat-show - Charlotte Church, Marilyn Manson and Simon Cowell. Was rather good, not least of all because the host, Jonathan Ross is a very funny man. Trouble is of course that the rest of the family don't think so.
But yes anyway, Manson was interesting. And Jonathan Ross and Simon Cowell were flirting. Most disturbing. I think that's just because of the way Jonathon Ross is.
But yes it was enough to make me consider watching the next Pop Idol show, but then I remembered I really can't stand reality TV.
And the show finished with a rather rousing rendition of Mobscene.
Talking about Mobs, the Tommy Dreamer side-step to the 'Baci Di Amore e l'odio' is up now at http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?id=200258;article=281
And is called 'Il bacio del Guanto Contro Cuoio'
Oh and to finish, I love Zwan. And particularly Jimmy Chamberlain's drumming.
How does this strike you as a line up for a chat-show - Charlotte Church, Marilyn Manson and Simon Cowell. Was rather good, not least of all because the host, Jonathan Ross is a very funny man. Trouble is of course that the rest of the family don't think so.
But yes anyway, Manson was interesting. And Jonathan Ross and Simon Cowell were flirting. Most disturbing. I think that's just because of the way Jonathon Ross is.
But yes it was enough to make me consider watching the next Pop Idol show, but then I remembered I really can't stand reality TV.
And the show finished with a rather rousing rendition of Mobscene.
Talking about Mobs, the Tommy Dreamer side-step to the 'Baci Di Amore e l'odio' is up now at http://disc.server.com/discussion.cgi?id=200258;article=281
And is called 'Il bacio del Guanto Contro Cuoio'
Oh and to finish, I love Zwan. And particularly Jimmy Chamberlain's drumming.
