Your Favorite Līve Moments Ever Options

[Voodoo Lady]

Rank Your Top 5 Līve Moments Ever.

Mine are...

1) Anticipating and watching the Secret Samadhi performance on SNL. College days for me! Tuned in on my little dorm room TV amongst friends. Lakini’s Juice and Heropsychodreamer were done with balls to the 14th power, and they made me proud.

2) Purchasing and listening to Secret Samadhi CD. It is like a moment frozen in time. I remember where I was, the weather, peeling of the plastic, in awe of its darkness, the smell of the liner notes, etc. I don’t think I’ve ever been more excited for anyone’s album release. Ever.

3) First seeing them on MTV, Operation Spirit video. It’s what got me into the band.

4) The MTV Unplugged performance. -By far, the best Unplugged.

5) Seeing them in concert for the first time & Chad T. acknowledging my Mental Jewelry T-shirt. -Fangirl moment, I guess.

Yours?

[Krotona]

Rank Your Top 5 Līve Moments Ever.

Mine are...

1) Anticipating and watching the Secret Samadhi performance on SNL. College days for me! Tuned in on my little dorm room TV amongst friends. Lakini’s Juice and Heropsychodreamer were done with balls to the 14th power, and they made me proud.

2) Purchasing and listening to Secret Samadhi CD. It is like a moment frozen in time. I remember where I was, the weather, peeling of the plastic, in awe of its darkness, the smell of the liner notes, etc. I don’t think I’ve ever been more excited for anyone’s album release. Ever.

3) First seeing them on MTV, Operation Spirit video. It’s what got me into the band.

4) The MTV Unplugged performance. -By far, the best Unplugged.

5) Seeing them in concert for the first time & Chad T. acknowledging my Mental Jewelry T-shirt. -Fangirl moment, I guess.

Yours?

The first time I heard SS I had hired these two girls to help me paint the inside of an old Victorian style home that was turned into my Brother-in-law's office. One of the gals had just bought SS so we decided to jam to the new CD while painting the home. I started laughing at all of the silly rhymes on "Rattlesnake" and the disjointed lyrics on most of the other songs. Oddly the only song that stuck out to me was Gashead goes West. I laughed the album off and never gave it another thought until last fall when I gave in another listen. It's now my all time favorite album of theirs. Odd how that kind of stuff happens, I guess I should have given it another listen considering I did end up liking Turn my Head when I would hear it on the radio at the time. Oh well...

This post has been edited by Krotona: Mar 10 2020, 2:47 pm