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[QUOTE="Dave%20at%20work:440639"]DrinkHardThrashHard said:[QUOTE]Dave at work said:[QUOTE]Oh, and Drinkhardthrashhard, since you're from Methuen, do you remember a radio show on 'JUL called Rotten to the 'Core, playing mostly thrash and crossover stuff? That was my old radio show, from like 88-92. I was on right after Metallic Mayhem for a while...[/QUOTE] Of course, the time you played Doom's cover of 'Symptom of the Universe' changed my life (or was that on Metallic Mayhem). I still have tapes lying around I think with partial recorded shows. I really wish I could get a show there, we should bring back Metallic Mayhem AND Rotten to the Core. I have so much shit (either legit or copied) that I could probably just use my own metal library and not the ULowell archives. I don't have the Trish lisp though. In fact, if someone can get me that Doom mp3 to iconslaughter@gmail.com it will probably once again change my life. I used to listen to Metallic Mayhem and then stay up late for Rotten to the Core. And I still never missed a day of high school, and in fact, thanks partly to those shows, I knew more metal than any fucking kid at Methuen High. We had this place called Headbangers Wall for metalheads & punks, when I was a frosh there were tons of kids there every lunch period, but by the time I was a Senior it was like me and two other guys. Pearl Jam and Alice in Chains had taken their toll. 90% of the kids there never got more underground than like Exodus and Testament anyway.[/QUOTE] Amazing! Of course I remember the Doom cover of Sabbath!!! I might still have the vinyl, I'll have to dig a little. You remember Infestation right? I was just hanging with Mark (bassist) at his pad up in N. Conway NH last week...he played me Mike Desalvo's new project with Mike Hubbard (also ex-Warhorse) on drums; it's strange shit but cool. The singer in a band I was in for a long time sang the creepy female vocal parts on their demo. The good old days! [/QUOTE]
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