well, i'm pretty much over being sick now, and none too soon...i fucking hate being sick.
i had a pretty good weekend, i went to my cousin's birthday party in Houston, drank a lot and got pretty trashed and had a lot of fun teasing (& being teased by) a couple lesbian friends of ours.
and i'm happy, i just received my package from cduniverse.com...i ordered a couple cd's before i left for Houston, and they came in yesterday, so they were waiting for me when i got home from work this morning. a couple awesome albums that i had cassette tapes of WAYYYY back in the day, and pretty much wore the tapes out i listened to them so much. i haven't listened to this group, much less these two albums, in probably 10 years or more, but i'm glad i was able to find them on cd, and for a decent price, no less:
man, talk about some OLD school thrash....i was listening to these albums back when i was in like 6th or 7th grade (around 17 years ago....), back when the "Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics" sticker didn't even exist yet. i remember going to the record store and buying any albums i wanted without being carded, and saving up my lunch money to buy my albums, cause i didn't have an allowance
hey, i had to get my music somehow, we didn't have the entarweb way back then to download stuff.....
and i remember i would always read the lyric sleeves of all my cassettes to get the names of new groups (from the "thanks" columns), and i had this huge ass list of groups that i was determined that one day i would have all their albums, but wondered how i would ever be able to afford them all. shit, back then, $10 was a freakin gold mine for me, i could maybe buy one whole cassette album with that...
and it really sucked, too, cause i lived way out in the middle of Hicksville, USA with no one else around, and none of the other kids at school really were into the same type of music....they all listened to "shit-kickin" music and went cow-tipping and shit.....needless to say i never really fit in at school back then.
it was pretty funny though....i remember this one girl asked me one time if i believed in god or not, and i proceeded to tell her my reasons for not believing, and she was all scared of me and stuff, especially because i would wear all black, with long-ass hair, and my t-shirts would have all these heavy metal images on them that no one there really understood, so most of them were scared of me
i had a pretty good weekend, i went to my cousin's birthday party in Houston, drank a lot and got pretty trashed and had a lot of fun teasing (& being teased by) a couple lesbian friends of ours.
and i'm happy, i just received my package from cduniverse.com...i ordered a couple cd's before i left for Houston, and they came in yesterday, so they were waiting for me when i got home from work this morning. a couple awesome albums that i had cassette tapes of WAYYYY back in the day, and pretty much wore the tapes out i listened to them so much. i haven't listened to this group, much less these two albums, in probably 10 years or more, but i'm glad i was able to find them on cd, and for a decent price, no less:
man, talk about some OLD school thrash....i was listening to these albums back when i was in like 6th or 7th grade (around 17 years ago....), back when the "Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics" sticker didn't even exist yet. i remember going to the record store and buying any albums i wanted without being carded, and saving up my lunch money to buy my albums, cause i didn't have an allowance
hey, i had to get my music somehow, we didn't have the entarweb way back then to download stuff.....
and i remember i would always read the lyric sleeves of all my cassettes to get the names of new groups (from the "thanks" columns), and i had this huge ass list of groups that i was determined that one day i would have all their albums, but wondered how i would ever be able to afford them all. shit, back then, $10 was a freakin gold mine for me, i could maybe buy one whole cassette album with that...
and it really sucked, too, cause i lived way out in the middle of Hicksville, USA with no one else around, and none of the other kids at school really were into the same type of music....they all listened to "shit-kickin" music and went cow-tipping and shit.....needless to say i never really fit in at school back then.
it was pretty funny though....i remember this one girl asked me one time if i believed in god or not, and i proceeded to tell her my reasons for not believing, and she was all scared of me and stuff, especially because i would wear all black, with long-ass hair, and my t-shirts would have all these heavy metal images on them that no one there really understood, so most of them were scared of me