OK, my man, I'm understanding the key phrases are "cheap" and "get recording started":
You mention Behringer mics: yes, cheap; when they work, they'll work fine..but when they stop, they'll do so without warning and for good. Chances are, like the rest of us, you're a "want it now" sort of cove, and will get brassed off very quickly at having both a high noise floor and with all the tones in your head remaining there without having to spend a load more cash.
If it's mic-ing you want, then you definitely would be wise to follow the advice above and scr@pe the readies for an SM57, as you'll be able to use it for pretty much any application.
However, I'd throw something else into the "mix", given your parameters: a Behringer V-Amp2. This is cheap, will get your recording started and will get many a very workable sound out of your bonce onto disc or wherever; you can immediately D.I. yourself and will need no pre-amp or mic; you will be neighbour-friendly and able to wig out on triple-recto stack at the turn of a switch. You can go straight into the soundcard of your pc or into a mixer and will have at your fingertips a whole rack of FX presets that'll work without having to learn too much tweaking. When I started off, I recorded(and sold a few thereof) a CD through one of these into a SandblasterLive(sic) onto Guitar Tracks Pro; fluffy but nice. The Behringer will cost you less(hopefully) than an SM57.
