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Stylie said:
Aerosmith is horrendous. “You’re amaaaaaazzzinnnng.” What? Then there’s, “Crazzzzy, craaaaaazy for you baaaaaby.” Kill me now.
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Metallica had exactly 1 great album. Don't get me wrong, it's amazing as are their concerts, but best band ever?
 
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Stylie said:
I like 311! Perhaps one day Ill see them live.
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I've seen them 2x in the last year. The better show was at the Hard Rock in Tampa:

Also at the House of Blues in Orlando....that place felt like a death trap. Had to be almost 3k people stuffed in there the entire time I was figuring out the quickest way out of there is the **** hit the fan.
 
Mike Thot said:
I've seen them 2x in the last year. The better show was at the Hard Rock in Tampa:

Also at the House of Blues in Orlando....that place felt like a death trap. Had to be almost 3k people stuffed in there the entire time I was figuring out the quickest way out of there is the **** hit the fan.
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Very cool. Always liked that song. HOB is a cool place. I saw Rabbit in the Moon there. Got destroyed off Long Islands and passed out in my car after the show.

I remember waking the next morning with my right leg hanging out of the car window because I was in the passenger seat for some reason. Meanwhile, a family of four walked by my car looking at me like, “Who is this ******* degenerate?” It was like 7am and they were probably grabbing breakfast somewhere in Downtown Disney.

At least I didn’t drive!
 
JD08 said:
Which album do you think is on level with the Black album? That's the album that made them a household name.
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I guess it depends on how we are defining great. If “great” = breaking into the mainstream then I can see your point.

If we are talking great in terms of metal influence and development of the genre, then I am putting RTL, MOP, and AJFA above the Black Album in terms of greatness. MOP was one of the single most important albums for the genre.
 
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McGahee2TheHouse said:
I guess it depends on how we are defining great. If “great” = breaking into the mainstream then I can see your point.

If we are talking great in terms of metal influence and development of the genre, then I am putting RTL, MOP, and AJFA above the Black Album in terms of greatness. MOP was one of the single most important albums for the genre.
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And still had nowhere near the impact. It's like trying to explain how The Specials were the biggest Ska band, while Ska was just a small niche.
 
Stylie said:
Very cool. Always liked that song. HOB is a cool place. I saw Rabbit in the Moon there. Got destroyed off Long Islands and passed out in my car after the show.

I remember waking the next morning with my right leg hanging out of the car window because I was in the passenger seat for some reason. Meanwhile, a family of four walked by my car looking at me like, “Who is this ******* degenerate?” It was like 7am and they were probably grabbing breakfast somewhere in Downtown Disney.

At least I didn’t drive!
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That's a helluva story thanks for sharing RITM was something else. Not sure if you were into electronic music AND from central Florida (or around there) but if so did you ever see the movie Technobabble?
It is terrible but sorta charming especially if you invested any time in the scene back then:
 
Mike Thot said:
That's a helluva story thanks for sharing RITM was something else. Not sure if you were into electronic music AND from central Florida (or around there) but if so did you ever see the movie Technobabble?
It is terrible but sorta charming especially if you invested any time in the scene back then:
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Rabbit in the Moon was incredible. What a live show that was. Monk opened up. Ill check out the movie.

I was in Orlando from 06-07. Saw quite a few dj’s downtown…… Ferry Corsten, Oakenfold, Icey at Firestone of course like everyone else in Central Florida. Saw Darko Milocic at Ferry Corsten. He’s huge.

Drove down to Space a few times… saw PVD, Armin (Before he sold his soul), and of course my favorite….Sasha. That was something. Two sets, 3am to 6am then upstairs from 7:30am- 9:30am. Left at 10am. Miami is wild dude.
 
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