Obscure 00s website

I'm late as heck! But I sure do, though!

https://web.archive.org/web/20080317111904/http://community-2.webtv.net/@HH!65!72!23B31919BB1C/haunt666/RandalsBIGPAGEOF/

(I'm actually really glad to see that this page was archived, I thought it was lost for good!)

https://web.archive.org/web/20060218160618/http://www.europa.com/~edge/

(a real classic!)

Two sites from artist Steve Ring, incredible stuff:
https://web.archive.org/web/20040725062401/http://www.processionofthedamned.com/
(This is the stuff of dreams)
https://web.archive.org/web/20071030035158/http://www.castlemonster.com/

http://www.unmuseum.org/unmain.htm

(not exactly obscure, and I remember it being more interactive, so it may have changed... but good if you haven't seen it!)

https://bobburns.mycottage.com/

Brendan Fraser's website is funny if only because it's still up, lol. (It's from 2012, technically, but it feels older than that in my opinion.) There's also Cindy Ann's website, Triangle and Robert, and Max’s World™. It's technically only a thread and not an entire website, but I get a lot of joy from the Official Zelda Bitch Thread that was created upon the reveal of The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. The site that is just sixty one's has some... interesting images if you go through old Internet Archive captures of it. I'll just list some more: Pink Noise Studios, PHILOSOPHY BOOKS PAGE, InGen's IntraNet, This Is Not Porn, Kalx, The Internet 1996 World Exposition Website, CNN's old O.J. Simpson evidence page, Dole Kemp's 1996 campaign website, ARNGREN, the Spinal Tap Zine, New York Santacon, and the Heaven's Gate website.

Some great stuff here!
Dig Pink Noise... and have you perused the philosophy books page? I like the look of it, but wanna know if you've read any of those and could tell me a lil' about them.

This Is Not Porn is great, too... crazy site. A lot of stuff like this would be done with flash back then, so I'm glad they used another method since flash got kilt a few years back.

Kalx and Park.org are great, too!

Respect to CNN for keeping that page up!

Heaven's Gate is another classic you mentioned, reminds me to mention the Church of Ed Wood.