he was if you're a girl with big hair who lives in New Jersey in the 1980's.
One Day In The Future
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Think of A Canticle for Leibowitz; you never know what random fragments will survive Armageddon.
I remember being outside my high school in Las Vegas and there was a radio playing advertising a concert by the J. Geils band, and the announcer proclaimed: "J. Geils rocks!". Everybody within earshot started laughing.
Indeed.
Soon, it won't even require two people. One person will be both halves of a couple at the same time.
Like so:
I forgot about Norman.
Nothing creepy or weird about him. Nothing at all...
Nothing creepy or weird about him. Nothing at all...
I saw them with Slayer and Lamb of God right before the pandemic.
Oh for the love of God, stop the planet, I'm ready to get off.
Well not to one-thousand up you but when I was 13 or so I saw Slayer at the Clash of the Titans tour around '93 with Anthrax, Megadeath and some band named Alice in Chains opening.
I should elaborate on the pic, it's Buffalo Bill from 'Silence Of The Lambs' with his dog 'Precious' and the f#@$ing lotion in the basket
I've got stories to tell. I've seen Metallica with Cliff Burton, partied for many years with Corrosion of Conformity and there was this time I was at a bar to see Wrathchild America and the band that opened for them played songs from their upcoming album "Cowboys from Hell". We used to have a great music scene in Raleigh. It's all but gone now. The best show I ever went to was Tool though.
That's amatuer hour compared to folks who have see Zepplin, Sabbath or Hendrix.Dammit I always try to look cool in front of the wrong people
Does seeing ZZ Top when they were still an opening act count?
(and yes, they kicked serious ass)
(and yes, they kicked serious ass)
