Ah, missed them buried at the end of Saturday's mega workout.
NBB's post was probably as helpful as any could be. Starting Strength is a book by the very well respected Coach Mark Rippetoe, and a very popular routine on the board. The book is geared towards coaches-in-training, but has the most detailed explanation of how to PROPERLY perform the best mass building exercises; squat, deadlift, bench press, O/H press, power cleans, etc.
There is a routine in that book that is usually refered to as the Starting Strength routine. Two workouts (A and B) that consist of about 4 exercises, rotated Mon-Wed-Fri (A-B-A-B-A-B-A-B-A-B.....). It is heavy on squats (3x a week), but how else is one going to get really big? At each workout, 5# gets added to each lift until you can't progress any more with 5# additions. You then drop down to 2.5# additions until you can't progress any more. Linear progression. That's the key.
You stated you want to put on a ton of muscle. This routine, along with copious amounts of food, will do it every time. Ditch all the iso's and fluff and stick to the big ugly boring comppound lifts if your goal is mega mass gains.
http://www.discussbodybuilding.com/3-DAY-FULL-BODY-m303404.aspx Follow this link and scroll down throught the first post until you see:
Mark Rippetoe's Starting Strength Routine: There, we helped. Now, go eat like a horse, lift HEAVY, and get huge!