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Rest in peace to all of these angels
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old man hiro dancing to ‘push it’ at the rrhof ceremony was not on my 2025 bingo card but god dammit i can die happy now
Model Matt.
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Roisin Dunne of 7 Year Bitch explains the Seattle Grunge sound rather politely for getting asked about it for the hundred millionth, billionth time… that’s 1993 for ya… NO Seattle band escaped the Grunge Label 😂😂😂 the film was called “Hype” after all.
From Dutch Television program 1993
ANSELMO: I've gotta say, I was very leery of ol' Sebastian at first. I'm sitting there like, "Oh, my God. I have to meet this fuckin' rocker?" I was a real metal motherfucker and at the time there was a real division. Sebastian was pretty as a girl and dressed not to far away from one. But he's actually a super-cool motherfucker.
One night Skid Row invited me and [Soundgarden vocalist] Chris Cornell onstage to sing "The Train Kept A-Rollin'" with them. I didn't know a fuckin' word. I still couldn't hum it if you pointed at it. And I don't think Cornell knew the song. So we just went out there and chased each other all over the Skid Row stage and up the ramps and jumped around. Whenever the chorus would come by, we would scream, "Train Keeps Rollin." So Sebastian started chasing us, and I don't know where this came from — it must have come from the primordial jelly in our brains — but I stopped and squatted and Cornell leapfrogged over me and squatted. And Sebastian leapfrogged over both of us. Now, to pull off a fuckin' leapfrog out of nowhere in midstride in front of more than 10,000 people was really something. But, man, there were so many stupid fuckin' stories with Skid Row. We'd play a hockey arena, and me and "Snake" [Skid Row guitarist Dave Sabo] would go out on the ice with table clothes tied around our necks as capes. It was absolute lunacy of the most childish, juvenile sort.
