Horror infernal - sep 94
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I will say i’ve always wanted a hat and sweatshirt from them.- Best years of my life . Period
- hell yeah right on dude. these guys ran that NY/NJ scene for awhile too. just so unique to this day!
Killer , I never had his back in the demo . Still have the demo though . Such a great band- I had so many revenant shirts , knew veg well haven’t talked in decades .
Sick love em ,
Sick as hell
I stand corrected, kind sir.
Sure no problem,if you wanna ask just message me!- Carelian Satanist Madness, not Exultation.
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joecubbie
STP: One of my dad's least favorite bands haha. Full flames though for this artifact!
hellslaughter
I should Shake your dad's Hand haha not really into this band
joecubbie
Oh, he can't stand the "mumble rock" as he calls it, AKA grunge/alternative, especially growing up in the golden era of the '70s and '80s hahaha. Funny enough, he met Scott Weiland once. About 15 years ago, STP played this theater next door to my dad's work. It's small, holds about 1,200ish, and was part of a "warmup" tour to see if they were still a viable draw ahead of the eventual arena run. As my dad was going out on his lunch break, he saw Scott walking into the theater, wearing a hat, gloves, winter coat, and sunglasses. Scott said hi to my dad and my dad said hi back. It was the middle of July and roughly 90 degrees out. Heroin: Not even once.