Eazy-ESP
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They were really the early 70s biggest act? I didn’t realise they were that popular.
They were really the early 70s biggest act? I didn’t realise they were that popular.
mentoneman
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i mentioned on a post a while back that the opening line of the song Joy to the World,
“Jeremiah was a bullfrog..”
and the riff associated with that,
was my childhood idea of what the term heavy metal meant.
mentoneman
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oh trust me my friend,Dude! I’m rollin
when he told me that story and reenacted the facial expressions and startled body postures while testing his newfound abilities to smell the sky with his ears,
i died!
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
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Was more of a lez-be-friends kind of teenager. Not a lot of attractive male options in the goth scene
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Philhouse
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I wish I could hear music all the time the same way as it sounds on weed or psychedelics. So much more intensely engaging and 3 dimensional than sober brain processes it. Instruments lock into clear focus and spacial positioning for me. Blissful hours.
I've always been a predominantly rock/metal/guitar centric music fan, but DnB and electro music (or purely instrumental music) is a total different experience in that state. It finally clicked and I was like 'Ohh, THIS is why people listen to this stuff, now I get it' Definitely a more visceral experience.
I've always been a predominantly rock/metal/guitar centric music fan, but DnB and electro music (or purely instrumental music) is a total different experience in that state. It finally clicked and I was like 'Ohh, THIS is why people listen to this stuff, now I get it' Definitely a more visceral experience.
Eazy-ESP
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Oh yeah. Damn. I didn’t even think of that being them.
Eazy-ESP
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Normally I can’t stand people that reminisce about teenage years and things like that, but if you ever want to get nostalgic I’m all ears lol. Only 18 plus stories though! I’m a father and a pillar of the community.Was more of a lez-be-friends kind of teenager. Not a lot of attractive male options in the goth scene
I was unfortunately more of hand-be-friend teenager that was shy around girls and put them on a pedestal. Wish I could go back and slap young me. Why couldn’t I have been a psychopath like most other teenage boys?
mentoneman
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Was more of a lez-be-friends kind of teenager. Not a lot of attractive male options in the goth scene
how dare you.
NowYou'rePlayingWithPower
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Well, to be fair there was this one guy that went by DK who every teen-20 something goth girl (and probably most of the guys) in Vegas wanted to be with. He hasn't aged a day in all of the years that I've known him. Definitely a vampire.
mentoneman
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i love this haunting melody stuff
and contrary to her wifely varierty TV show image, Mrs. Bono muscled some pretty dark lyrical content on prime time back then. again haunting melodies:
stephen sawall
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romanianreaper
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A lot of people don't realize, the "Bullfrog" in that song represented a hash/coke mixture they had on the bus when they drove into Tulsa while on tour.
I pulled that completely out of my ass. I may have had a few drinks.....
Monkey Man
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There's been a report that the thread doesn't belong here, but rather in OTC 'cause it's not gear-related.
I disagree; it's industry-related. This is a reality of the recording / performing-arts industries and every pro has had this sort of conversation with his peers at some time or another.
If this turns into an ad-hominem cringefest you know where it'll go...
I disagree; it's industry-related. This is a reality of the recording / performing-arts industries and every pro has had this sort of conversation with his peers at some time or another.
If this turns into an ad-hominem cringefest you know where it'll go...
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
More ‘ telll me more
Erock
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99% of the hit albums in the 70's/80's/90's agree with you.
Erock
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This thread is actually tame. No one is talking about Mr. Brownstone, which was like the the modern day fentanyl. I knew several people that died from both those drugs unfortunately. I have family that died from fentanyl, thinking it was heroine. Plenty of careers were derailed by that shit.
There is a guy on this forum, I knew from back in the day, that was all set to tour with a national act. They sounded amazing for the time, back in 2005? They had that nu metal sound that was all over the radio. His singer messed the whole thing up. I'll let him elaborate if he sees this.
Monkey Man
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Yup.
A junky will ruin a band almost every time. Had experience with this myself.
A junky will ruin a band almost every time. Had experience with this myself.
Erock
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DISTORT6
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I used to do lines off of my BC Rich Gunslinger. There. All fixed.
Floyd Eye
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The best and cheapest coke I ever did was when I was in LA prowling the strip trying to get a deal for my band.