Mothra v Valhalla Room

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Lucky Dogs.

I saw Jesu when they came through Seattle; they were very loud. Never got to see Godflesh though. :(

Streetcleaner FTW!

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Just about spit my coffee out.

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valhallasound wrote:The most hearing damage I've had at a concert was at Soundgarden, playing at the Warfield theater in 1991.
When Sean was trying to go to sleep (or other bedroom activities :hihi:) that night, it must have meant that Soundgarden truly was louder than love.

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Love all their stuff up to "Selfless"!
Anyhow, saw them in 1993/4 and it was LOUD. One of the loudest gigs I've ever seen, together with Scorn (in a small club seemingly exploding) and the mighty Motorhead. Uh, and Slayer maybe :lol:

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ouroboros wrote:Valhalla - with precisely timed pulses mimicking the echolocation of a giant space bat, Mothra turns and flees.
But is still alive. So who wins the TO THE DEATH cage match? :lol:

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Here's one, mothra vs STP
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Loudest gig I ever went to was AC/DC at the Mayfair in Newcastle. The PA was stacked right up to the ceiling. It was actually painful ... I spent a lot of the gig sitting in the foyer. Happy days :hihi:

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valhallasound wrote:
The main problem with this thread is that I can't name my next plugin Mothra, otherwise people will think that it might not be as good as ValhallaRoom, or that Mothra is a better plugin. Quite a pickle I find myself in.

Sean Costello
Sorry Sean, if I'd have known the ramifications... ;)

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taoyoyo wrote:
valhallasound wrote:
The main problem with this thread is that I can't name my next plugin Mothra, otherwise people will think that it might not be as good as ValhallaRoom, or that Mothra is a better plugin. Quite a pickle I find myself in.

Sean Costello
Sorry Sean, if I'd have known the ramifications... ;)
How could you have known, taoyoyo? HOW. COULD. YOU. HAVE. KNOWN.

To be honest, having the "Valhalla" as the first part of a plugin name can be good and bad. It allows me to use fairly generic names with my own branding (i.e. "ValhallaRoom"), but it keeps me from mixing in words that come from a different cultural milieu than the Nordic/Germanic mythology that Valhalla implies. "Mothra" would be a FANTASTIC plugin name, but mixing it with "Valhalla" would be like putting mozzarella on sushi: Two great tastes that don't taste great together.

Sean Costello

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...or result in one of the greatest accomplishments of the 21stC: the kimchee quesadilla. :love:
..what goes around comes around..

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ouroboros wrote:...or result in one of the greatest accomplishments of the 21stC: the kimchee quesadilla. :love:
OK, next time I'm visiting relatives in Santa Monica, I need to track down one of those Korean taco trucks. I just found out that there is a food truck in Seattle (the Marination Mobile) which serves kimchee quesadillas, but I don't know how it will compare to what is in LA.

Sean Costello (who is really happy to have discovered a good Korean BBQ place just north of Seattle on Aurora)

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Korean taco truck
"Korean taco trucks" is going on my band name list....

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valhallasound wrote:
ouroboros wrote:...or result in one of the greatest accomplishments of the 21stC: the kimchee quesadilla. :love:
OK, next time I'm visiting relatives in Santa Monica, I need to track down one of those Korean taco trucks. I just found out that there is a food truck in Seattle (the Marination Mobile) which serves kimchee quesadillas, but I don't know how it will compare to what is in LA.

Sean Costello (who is really happy to have discovered a good Korean BBQ place just north of Seattle on Aurora)
If you can't find the truck, hit up his restaurant Chego.
..what goes around comes around..

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"Cheese On Chinese Food" will be the name of my next song :hihi:

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Don't forget about Rodan.



I had forgot about Rodan, but then looked down at my T-Shirt today, which says "Rodan." Which has a picture of a moth, as opposed to some mutated radioactive pterosaur. Not sure what that was about. Anyway, I really liked Rodan back in 1994.

Sean Costello

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