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I went to my first rock gig last night.
At a small club called 'The Net' in Abingdon. There were 4 bands playing -'Redifine' headlined.
It was fantastic. Real live rock. It was amazingly heavy - not the kind of stuff I'd listen to on CD, but perfect for jumping about to. There was a drummer in one of the bands - Harpie - who hit stuff really hard, with a stupid grin on his face all the time. He ruled.
Yeah....so, I moshed. Just wondering - can I do any long term damage to my brain or something?
At a small club called 'The Net' in Abingdon. There were 4 bands playing -'Redifine' headlined.
It was fantastic. Real live rock. It was amazingly heavy - not the kind of stuff I'd listen to on CD, but perfect for jumping about to. There was a drummer in one of the bands - Harpie - who hit stuff really hard, with a stupid grin on his face all the time. He ruled.
Yeah....so, I moshed. Just wondering - can I do any long term damage to my brain or something?
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I got elbowed in the face by a fat Italian guy in the mosh pit at a Sex Pistols tribute concert.
Yay me.
Yay me.
I don't you get any side-effects from moshing. But ain't it great?
I best mosh I've ever been in is when I saw Black Label Society. By the end the insides of my trousers were lined with sweat!
I best mosh I've ever been in is when I saw Black Label Society. By the end the insides of my trousers were lined with sweat!
I went to my first rock gig last night.
At a small club called 'The Net' in Abingdon. There were 4 bands playing -'Redifine' headlined.
It was fantastic. Real live rock. It was amazingly heavy - not the kind of stuff I'd listen to on CD, but perfect for jumping about to. There was a drummer in one of the bands - Harpie - who hit stuff really hard, with a stupid grin on his face all the time. He ruled.
Yeah....so, I moshed. Just wondering - can I do any long term damage to my brain or something?
At a small club called 'The Net' in Abingdon. There were 4 bands playing -'Redifine' headlined.
It was fantastic. Real live rock. It was amazingly heavy - not the kind of stuff I'd listen to on CD, but perfect for jumping about to. There was a drummer in one of the bands - Harpie - who hit stuff really hard, with a stupid grin on his face all the time. He ruled.
Yeah....so, I moshed. Just wondering - can I do any long term damage to my brain or something?
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