i second that. i had earplugs and my fingers over that. i was amazed that they were not ringing when i went to bed. interesting show to say the least. if you arent near any of the cities that james is playing, try the following-
find a bad popular 80's tune
create some wav files that look 'solid' on your computer screen. this can be done by recording pretty much any song and then there is some simple tweak (the basic wave recorder software that comes with creative labs cards will work fine) that will amplify it greatly until its a wall of noise. it will look like like a large, solid line- no peaks or valleys.
play the wav + the song at the same time at insane volume.
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On Thu, 4 Nov 1999 15:47:54 John Bush wrote:
quoted 31 lines Anyways, hope to see you
>> Anyways, hope to see you
>> all at the cleveland V/vm show.
>> I'll be the guy with the tie.
>
>...and bring your earplugs, unless you want the gift that keeps on giving --
>tinnitus. Seriously, the Chicago show was a boatload of fun, but it beat
>every other concert I've ever heard for pure drum-shredding terror, and that
>includes the KK Null show where my *earlobes* actually started vibrating and
>my stomach did that queasy low-frequency rumba. Kudos to James though,
>especially considering his stated goal is to annoy each and every
>audience-member that steps into the venue -- there were a few "bar regulars"
>there with these indescribable looks of terror at certain points of the show
>(I can't believe they stayed).
>
>Anyway, stay tuned for the Aube remix soundclash featuring v/vm, Kid-606,
>and many other special guests, coming in the new year from Elsie & Jack
>Recordings... Also, get a free E&J compilation including a track from my
>band, Monera, with the purchase of Chris Jeely's new September Plateau album
>(or any other disc) at http://www.elsieandjack.com/. Shameful plugs, I
>know...
>
>.John.
>
>
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