




would implode without him in it. In a way, he was right. Not long after he left, others did too. A few would return and leave over the next few years that followed. Clearly, the groups "revolving door policy" prevented them from finding a record label and they went on hiatus...kind of. They ended up doing County Fairs and Bah Mitzvahs. Around the end of the 90's they tried again and had a hit record with "Come Undone". I even got to see them at an invitation only performance at U.S. Cellular Field taped for a VH-1 special. Where was Andy Taylor during this time? At home doing the math with the numbers he got from his one and only solo record which I purchased as a cutout from Best Buy for a buck. So bad it was, if not for feeling too silly, I'd have taken the damn thing back for a refund. Taylor wanted to go "Rockin' and Rolling" on his CD that I admit to still owning. Dressed in leather with sunglasses and slicked back hair, it was Bono way before Bono. Imagine Bono singing Billy Idol and that's what you get with "Thunder" (p.s. the Japs loved it). All was forgiven after awhile and he rejoined. Now, he's at it again. As the group is midway through recording a new CD produced by Justin Timberlake and Rod Stewart, he's out again and mad that the group outvoted him on his suggestion that they go rock. So, he took his ball and went home, but not before insisting that his guitar playing get lifted from the finished tracks. Look for his next project in a cutout bin at a Best Buy near you soon. I think it's safe to say that in future Trivial Pursuits, the only Andy Taylor questions in the game will be involving the Sheriff of Mayberry!







You want it? You got it...Another "No Holds Barred" edition of The Pig. Away we go...


















After A week of extensive research and testing some of the poop that's been forced down our throats like a wooden tongue depresser full of slivers, there's more misses than hits this year and the big networks should have no problem thinning out the fields of this vast wasteland by Halloween. After tuning into two staples of Saturday's, it would appear from the start that once again "Mad TV" is actually funnier than "SNL". On Sunday's we get to see the two defectors most recently seen on ABC Monday Night Football try not to forget that they are now on NBC. This makes it official. John Madden IS the biggest thing in football. He's worked on every network, enjoys success from his video games, and rides across the USA in his Outback Steakhouse motor home. That's Sundays. As for the weeknights, here's a few observations.

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