Could be anything, doesn't need to be widely accepted.....


Could be the day so and so was born
or
the day you found out Foreigner sucked in concert and "double vision" was all studio-mixed and couldn't be done live
or
the moment you heard that SRV was dead
or
how one of your favorite bands finally came to town and played only suckass new shit and none of your favorites.......
This is inspired by the sad day thread btw...

Bah nothing to comment, from what I remeber from old hard rock\heavy metal bands, they all played their stuff well live. What I find sad, wich is my point of view, so dont jump on me, is this generations music.

Except for the fact the Judas Priests former singer immediatly came back when he realised the band is getting succes.

I still love PAINKILLER

"faster than a bullet
terrefyng scream
enraged and full of anger
hes halfman and half machine"

man this post jump reminded me of Judas Priest, Ill have a listen rtight away hehe.

The day Jerry died.

the Ramones ... Sniiiiiiiiiiiiiiieeeffffh

*takes a handkerchief*

Damn, I thought that I�m over it.

when the pumpkins broke up

i was at the pumpkins concert at the spectrum in philly on the last night they played before jimmy got canned and the other guy od'd, one of the best shows i've evr seen.

shouldn't this be in the rock and roll forum??

When I found out that the Monkees didn't play their own instuments...


Seriously, I agree with Dank, but add: Jim Morrison, John Bonham, Keith Moon.

But, at the top, I'd say, hands down, that the most tragic event was the assassination of John Lennon. May MDC rot in hell.

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The death of John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, Bon Scott and the day Dio joined Black Sabbath.

D.R. Goettel's death (I miss Skinny Puppy, not that I'm old enough to remember them), and the rise of rap.

Naaaa can't say there's something her 4 me either, but I'l morn wid u guys anyway.

*Starts involenarilly crying*

The pumpkins were so goo ood wern't t t they!!!!!

*Runs out of the room in anxiety and grief*

Oh, and MTV. And all the members of DK except Jello becoming corporate bitches.

Craftian, I never met anyone else who listened to Skinny Puppy. Woah!

9/29-9/30 2000 when we were in vegas and trey told us that phish was gonna take a break and not tour. just about everyone around me was close to tears.

and what dank said.

quote:

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Originally posted by Deviant:
Craftian, I never met anyone else who listened to Skinny Puppy. Woah!

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Well, I might be an old fart, but you can add me to that list. The drummer in our band introduced them to me back in 92.


[And, yes, I liked Flipper, too.]

The day the Stones released their gazillionth 1980's style glam rock album. *sniff*

Yeah, the new stuff, what I've heard at least, by the guy from Judas Priest is pretty good....
When the radio guy announced that SRV had died, I was driving delivery and I just pulled over to the side of the road and sat there..
When van halen put out more albumns, #1 was like discovering some new religion for a 14yr. old. None of the follow ups even came close. There were a few good songs, but imho, they could've just stopped after #1.