Funny Picture - Video Thread III

[Aus_Schwaben]

Any dude who has never blown a speaker listens to the wrong music.

I listen to the right music - I just do not appreciate it more if it is louder. In '86 I was TDY to Munich when several folks in my class got tickets to the three day "Rock am Riem" at the Olympiahalle. A couple of them headed to Nürnberg for Sunday and left the tickets for others to use. I went along to check it out but the closest I could get was the park across the way because it was so loud.

To be fair though my girl friends like music louder than I do and I am the slowest driver in our family - including our mom - according to my brothers.

 

[BRD@66]

I listen to the right music - I just do not appreciate it more if it is louder. In '86 I was TDY to Munich when several folks in my class got tickets to the three day "Rock am Riem" at the Olympiahalle. A couple of them headed to Nürnberg for Sunday and left the tickets for others to use. I went along to check it out but the closest I could get was the park across the way because it was so loud.

To be fair though my girl friends like music louder than I do and I am the slowest driver in our family - including our mom - according to my brothers.

Ha! Thanks. I hadn't seen the former quote as really talking about loud music. I guess I was wrong.

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[DubiousDan]

 

[benenglish]

I went along to check it out but the closest I could get was the park across the way because it was so loud.

By 1978 and the Parallel Lines tour, Blondie's drummer was already basically deaf. That didn't prevent them from cranking it up. At some venue whose name I can't remember in downtown Houston, I sat right in front of the stacks, stage left. I couldn't hear for a while, except for the ringing in my ears. Then I could hear again but the ringing remains.

Still.

Today.

Over 40 years later and my ears are still ringing.

 

[robertc1024]

By 1978 and the Parallel Lines tour, Blondie's drummer was already basically deaf. That didn't prevent them from cranking it up. At some venue whose name I can't remember in downtown Houston, I sat right in front of the stacks, stage left. I couldn't hear for a while, except for the ringing in my ears. Then I could hear again but the ringing remains.

Still.

Today.

Over 40 years later and my ears are still ringing.

Sounds eerily familiar to my experience from a RUSH concert in the same time period.

 

[festering]

 

[CharlieWH2O]

 

[DubiousDan]

By 1978 and the Parallel Lines tour, Blondie's drummer was already basically deaf. That didn't prevent them from cranking it up. At some venue whose name I can't remember in downtown Houston, I sat right in front of the stacks, stage left. I couldn't hear for a while, except for the ringing in my ears. Then I could hear again but the ringing remains.

Still.

Today.

Over 40 years later and my ears are still ringing.

For me it was second row of an Iron Butterfly concert. A HS classmate played in a band and his ears would sometimes bleed after playing

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[Texasgordo]

 

[Texan-in-Training]

 

[orbitup]

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[Renegade]

So much truth

 

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[motorcarman]

 

[sdismukes]

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