Most embarrassing moments in your rock music education

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Wheely wrote:When I was in high school, I used to tell my parents that I was spending the night with a friend, but in reality I would just stay out all night. Once, I think I was a junior, I went to a huge party under a railroad bridge and got wasted and stayed up all night. I have a very vivid memory of driving around on country roads the next morning, shortly after the sun had risen, still a little drunk. My girlfriend was sleeping in the back seat and a friend was sleeping in the passenger seat. Everything was very quiet except for Poison's "Every Rose Has It's Thorn" was playing on the stereo. (it was my girlfriend's cassette). I remember singing along in a low voice, thinking "this is a very important moment in my life".

It may have been.


Fucking awesome.

I needed a good cry/laugh/cry...
**Do we need the other Chemical Bros. records??

Most embarrassing moments in your rock music education

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1. About five minutes into the Shellac show at Augenblick I turned to my buddy Bryan and said something to the effect that it's great to finally see Big Black.

2. A flyer in my college listed a show with "Melvins," and below that "Helmet" in big bold letters. I then proceeded to ask various friends if they were going to see Melvin's Helmet.
murderedman wrote:Your problem is your bloc attitude.

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i used to have frequently embarrasing conversations when i started playing in my first band. people would point out influences in our music, and i'd have no idea who any of the bands were.

a sample would be: ahh, i like what you're doing, it's kind of my bloody valentine crossed with joy division, and those samples are like godspeed you! black emperor.

at the time, i had no idea who those bands were - funnily enough when i actually went to listen to them, they ended up becoming my favourite bands.


other than that, thinking nico was a man.

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I refuse to be embarrassed for any music I liked before I was, I dunno, 17 or around that age. You gotta let people off when they're young. for instance, when 'Park Life' by Blur came out, I was around 13 or so, and I loved it. But hell, that record is great when you're 13!

So, I'm racking my brains for something embarrassing I've done in my adult-or-thereabouts life. I know there's a lot of stuff.... back in the morning with tales of my lameness.
Rick Reuben wrote:
daniel robert chapman wrote:I think he's gone to bed, Rick.
He went to bed about a decade ago, or whenever he sold his soul to the bankers and the elites.


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