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Old 04.24.2008, 12:21 AM   #38
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Originally Posted by Bytor Peltor
I saw Triumph touring with 'Thunder Seven' back in 1985. My ears rang for days afterwards.

You sir, are an incredibly honest man!

Mine was easily Painkiller (John Zorn, Bill Laswell, and the drummer from Nuclear Assault). It was devastating, and I've seen the Melvins plenty of times, and saw SY on the Bad Moon Rising tour. Nothing compared to Painkiller. Laswell's bass was totally subharmonic, and it was only when Zorn would come in with the screeching sax from hell that I would realize how loud the music was that I was already listening to! I was going through a divorce at the time and found Painkiller to be the most aptly named band in my whole life. I still thank them for that night.
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