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When I was a kid I discovered Poison the Well and Thursday. Which led me down a rabbit hole, and I never turned back. I still listen to and love those bands as well as a lot of heavy music.
I think the biggest difference between old me and young me is that I’m not afraid to like music people think is bad. My friends at the time were very disinterested in screaming.
Damn, haven’t seen Thursday mentioned in the wild in years! I used to go to their annual holiday/New Years concerts every year.
Pop in full collapse :)
Ah man, the nostalgia.
One year for the New Year’s Eve show, they had us vote on what to play at midnight. Naturally, we picked Jet Black New Year. But that song’s quite a downer, so the band played its sequel, Tomorrow I’ll Be You, right afterwards. That way we got to end the concert on a more positive note (and with an extra song.) I was so hyped up, I’ll never forget it.