In reply to this comment by xxovercastxx:
Ya still got an A in Lynyrd. ;

In reply to this comment by xxovercastxx:
@<a rel="nofollow" href="http://videosift.com/member/enoch" title="member since April 22nd, 2009" class="profilelink">enoch: I fixed the tag, the title is yours.



arrrgh...damn you spelling police!
fixed.thanks bud =)

Ya still got an A in Lynyrd.

In reply to this comment by xxovercastxx:
@enoch: I fixed the tag, the title is yours.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'shinedown, lynard skynard, a simple man, live, in a living room, brent smith' to 'shinedown, lynyrd skynyrd, a simple man, live, in a living room, brent smith' - edited by xxovercastxx

Yeah, I like this whole CD>> ^enoch:

i have been a fan of shinedown for a few years.their first album was amazing.


Yeah, I like this whole CD. Made me listen to their older stuff, all of which I liked. They do one hell of a version of Simple Man.

i have been a fan of shinedown for a few years.their first album was amazing.

Ticketmaster screws you coming and going!!!
I purchased tickets for a concert online at Ticketmaster.com. When the transaction was complete, offers for additional services popped up. I was very VERY careful to decline any offers for additional goods and/or services. A few weeks after my purchase, I saw a $9 charge on my debit card, the same card I'd used to purchase my tickets. Calling the phone number provided on this "electronic" debit, I was told that I'd opted "in" for the Entertainment Rewards online coupon membership which would automatically debit my account $9 a month. Knowing full well I'd declined any further offers, I requested that my membership be withdrawn. I was assured that my membership was canceled and was given a confirmation number as assurance. I was also told my refund would be processed in a week to 10 days.

I did receive an email confirming my membership cancellation, but I have not yet seen the refund. I tried to call the toll free number again this morning to determine the status of my refund. An advertisement for a phone service was all I received and then the line was disconnected. Don't know if it's outside of their business hours or not. I will try again.

In researching this issue online, its been found that the same company that owns the Entertainment Rewards coupon book/website also owns Ticketmaster. Ticketmaster is providing all of its customer's personal financial information to its sister company. This is a scam that has been going on for years and nothing has been done to put a stop to it. See further testimonials at the following link:

http://consumerist.com/consumer/scam-artists/scam-alert-entertainment-rewards-and-ticketmaster-149041.php

I'd truly like to call for a boycott of events that only allow ticket purchase through Ticketmaster. Knowing this is probably asking too much when the event is one we can't seem to miss, I'd just like to warn you to protect yourself. Simply "opting out" to online offers following a Ticketmaster.com purchase will not protect you. My first suggestion is to buy the tickets directly from the venue whenever possible. While this isn't always practical or convenient, it does save the 24%+ upcharge Ticketmaster receives for its services. Another option, several retail locations also sell tickets. Again, this may not be practical or convenient. In the end, simply avoid purchasing at Ticketmaster.com if at all possible. I'd suggest any transactions directly with Ticketmaster happen over the phone and everyone be very specific in making sure their personal information does not go any further.

There is talk of a class action law suit and personally, I'd love nothing more than to see Ticketmaster go under, but that's probably wishful thinking on my part!

and by the way, SHINEDOWN ROCKED!!!!!!!!

On one more note, if your child sells the Entertainment Rewards coupon books for school, this is the same company. Please don't ask me to buy one!

I miss your tough love...where are you?

In reply to this comment by Fletch:
YouTube called. They want their troll back.

catharsis through confession and communal loathing:

I was called "troll" once in my videosift infancy and I was stunned, disgraced, and amused all at once. I vowed to change my ways ever since. The "semi" humbling of rottenseed

...what ever happened to fletch anyhow?

Originally done by Lynyrd Skynyrd - Shinedown does this song some serious justice.