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Since: 2.1.02 From: Bronx, NY
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| #1 Posted on 18.9.03 2329.01 | Instant Rating: 6.47 | http://www.liveaudiowrestling.com/wo/news/headlines/default.asp?aID=8460
Here's a synopsis of the concert by "Macho Man" Randy Savage in Treasure Island, Florida last night...
Syndicated morning show DJ Bubba The Love Sponge talked about the show daily for the week or so leading up to the event (heard locally on 98 Rock). Bubba and Savage have a long-running feud, and Bubba encouraged his listeners to come out in full force to let Randy know exactly what they thought about him.
When I got to Mr. B's (the restaurant/bar where the event was held), there was a swarm of people outside of the building, many adorned in bright yellow shirts. Bubba had promised a shirt giveaway on the radio, and those were the shirts. On the front read "Hulk Hogan Rules" and on the back "Macho Man Sucks" with "Proud Member of the Bubba Army" written below. I was too late for the free shirts.
Mr. B's was refusing to let anyone else inside at that point -- especially those who were wearing the yellow shirts. However, others who walked right up were let inside, no problem. Apparently the idea was to prevent hecklers from making it inside. That idea ended up failing. A slew of off-duty cops kept the peace out front as best they could.
Brian Adams (Crush) and Macho Man arrived together in a limo. There were a few cheers... and then a chorus of boos from angry Bubba fans. People were shouting things like "Nubain" and "crapped your pants at Gold's Gym" at Randy. I was amazed at the scene.
A cover band was inside playing as a warm-up, and I managed to finally get through the doors. The venue was tiny, hardly the scene for a serious concert.
The performance itself was horrendous. Remember the Milli Vanilli incident in 1990 where their CD started skipping at a concert? That's what happened three songs into this show. Macho was lip-synching to his music, trying his best to ignore the overwhelming boos and jeers from the crowd. Unfortunately for Randy, the CD started skipping. Oops. He kept lip-synching until Adams gave him the sign to stop. They tried to compose themselves, but ultimately the rowdy crowd and equipment problems were too much to handle. Randy slammed down the mic and ended the show abruptly.
Overall, the show was great on the unintentional comedy side of things. As a serious performer, though, Savage doesn't stand a chance. I felt bad for Randy up there on stage. Someone has given him some bad advice on this one. He'd be better off working for MLW here in Florida -- as a wrestler, not a rap singer.
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Since: 10.8.02 From: Queen's University, Canada
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| #2 Posted on 19.9.03 0004.52 | Instant Rating: 3.94 | | Who would have thought that a man in his forties with no experience and an incredibly irritating voice would have been a failure as a rapper? Add to that the fact that this rap venture seems to be nothing more than a vehicle to promote his vendetta against Hulk Hogan (which, coincidentally, seems to be of interest to no one other than Randy himself), I'm surprised he even made it this far with this ridiculous project. | JST
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Since: 20.1.02 From: Quebec City, CAN
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| #3 Posted on 19.9.03 0105.40 | Instant Rating: 5.38 | Sigh. And to think this is the same man who many have idolized for such bouts as the one with Ricky Steamboat.
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Since: 25.4.03 From: Nashville, TN
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| #4 Posted on 19.9.03 1017.24 | *shoving Macho Man t-shirt from youth to bottom of dresser*
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Since: 27.7.03 From: Toledo ohio
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| #5 Posted on 19.9.03 1842.09 | Instant Rating: 0.00 | | Maybe he should have stayed in baseball....no he sucked in that too. | Net Hack Slasher
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Since: 6.1.02 From: Outer reaches of your mind
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| #6 Posted on 20.9.03 1318.03 | Instant Rating: 7.12 | Originally posted by BigVitoMark Who would have thought that a man in his forties with no experience and an incredibly irritating voice would have been a failure as a rapper? Add to that the fact that this rap venture seems to be nothing more than a vehicle to promote his vendetta against Hulk Hogan (which, coincidentally, seems to be of interest to no one other than Randy himself), I'm surprised he even made it this far with this ridiculous project.
Maybe he should get together with Chyna(Doll) or whatever she's calling herself now that she's in some band and call themselves the anti-H's (Hulk Hogan, HHH).
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Since: 21.9.03 From: The otherside of the rainbow
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| #7 Posted on 21.9.03 1256.06 | Brian Adams shoulda "Cona Crushed" everyone who laughed at 'em!
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