No Fugazi yet?
https://youtu.be/SGJFWirQ3ks
One of the best songs ever written
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No Fugazi yet?
https://youtu.be/SGJFWirQ3ks
One of the best songs ever written
I dunno, they were still rocking in the early 90's when BSSM came out.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
1992 Lollapalooza line up at the Kitsap fairgrounds in WA-
Lush, Pearl Jam, Jesus and the Mary Chain, Soundgarden, Ministry, Ice Cube, RHCP were the closer.
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I drove 8 hours to Denver for that show.
Ministry was exceptionally loud. Dig it.
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I remember a friend called me from Dallas StarPlex several times and was giving live reports... during the performances.. Just to rub it in LOL! Wish I hadn't missed that when I lived right there..
X2!!! That Ministry show might be the loudest band I've seen live, the ground was shaking. Ice Cube got held up at the Canadian border while they searched his bus so Ministry played in his slot as the sun was setting.Quote:
Originally Posted by Djongo Unchained
Yeah Eddie Vedder was at the height of his climbing the curtains thang;
I recall as he dangled, one armed, from the center of the main curtain rod, some 40-50' off the stage deck...if he falls, that ain't likely survivable.
He aped it back to the side and slid down the curtain like a champ tho.
Chili Peps were slick. Saw them years before on the uplift mofo party plan tour when they were young and tough with Hillel.
Soundgarden at their peak, Ice cube was hitting it and Ministry during the Psalm 69 tour were powerful.
I remember it being hot as fuckall that day too.
Fucking Denver.
He owned a pub, but passed away a few years ago IIRC.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
The 90's were fucking incredible for skiing! It was exciting and evolving faster than we could imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
The original Dynastar Bigs. F they were sick and stupidly fun. They exploded really quickly but dang they were ripping.
Before fat skis I remember watching TB4 and thinking....fuck, why can't we ski the mountain like these guys and a few years later we were taking it in that direction. Great times!
I skied on Volants for a few years. They skied so quiet, they were like Cadillacs. There was zero vibration or chatter in those skis. A big hit with a back seat landing or a violent tomahawk could bend them up pretty easily though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adolf Allerbush
Another attendee of that show right here!Quote:
Originally Posted by Mofro261
Before the last craze, this was a fad:
https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/thumbor/ELQa...nnamed.0.0.jpg
I was a big Snapple fan when I lived in NY, but that was 80s..
New York Seltzer was an 1990-91 thing for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by MakersTeleMark
The local roller rink where parents would dump their kids for the afternoon used to sell them for 25c a pop. The root beer and black cherry were my go-tos before a game of Galaga and awkawrdly asking some girl to do couples skate.
Then, poof. They were gone.
Saw em a couple years ago down the aisle from Bartles and Jaymes and Zima in Kroger in what could only be described as the nostalgia aisle.
About 10 years ago a friend showed me some digitized 8mm film of him and his friends at JHMR in the 60s. They were trying flips off a cat walk. He laughed that how none of them were smart enough to think of trying backflips off a booter. Instead they were throwing themselves into front flips. With leather boots and Kandahar bindings.Quote:
Originally Posted by Core Shot
I have another friend who still skis Volants.Quote:
Originally Posted by Adolf Allerbush
Ecto Cooler was the whip.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
Oh wow! I totally forgot about Orbitz and Ecto Cooler Hi-C. Simpler times. We were easily amused.
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No love for Clearly Canadian?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mazderati
Edit: a quick google tells me orbitz is actually a CC product, so my apologies
That's another good one to go along with the NY Seltzer. Searching for images, it looks like some of these brands have come back to life including CC.Quote:
Originally Posted by JimmyCarter
All this talk of 90s beverages made me think of ice beer and the other crap that high school age me thought was a good idea.
http://40ozmaltliquor.com/brands/40/icehouse09.jpg
I saw NY Seltzer in a QFC (Kroger) last week in Seattle.
It was definitely a blast from the past seeing that label.
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Can’t forget Red Dog, Beast ICE, Natty ICE. The grossest beers to ever exist. Flat and warm from the day old after-party party keg.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
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Ain't that the truth. (N)icehouse seemed to be the best of the bunch, and Red Dog was malt liquor swill, but the absolute worst had to be either Bud Light Ice (with the jagged clear bottles), or Beast Light Ice, aka Ninja Juice.Quote:
Originally Posted by AK47bp