I discovered years ago that I was happier seeing the band once a year or so no matter who was in it. At this point Steve is basically the manager and not a real member.
@@patrickmartincallahan9713 I completely respect your outlook I'm the same way with a lot of bands but Shroom carved a deep place in my soul I saw Shroom perform 94 times between 99 and 2010 and a handful of times up until 2017 well over 100 shows total probably saved my life honestly was a weird way of moral guidance as I grew into a adult I just always thought they were real not tainted by the ego maniacs within the mainstream scene it was like a huge family in the late 90s early 2000s Cleveland metal scene shit just eventually decayed like everything good in this life
I first started losing faith when Gravy was fired and Pig Benis quit. I have not agreed with many of the moves that Steve has made. I first saw the band on November 1st 1997. This show was my 28th. Over 100 for you awesome brother! It seems like the years that I catch them once or twice are better than the others that I don't.
@@patrickmartincallahan9713 yeah I would've definitely went in 97 but I was only 15 couldn't find a way to Ohio let alone Cleveland lol saw them first time for 7$ at the Flying Machine 3 days after my 17th Bday in thought it'd be cool to take some shrooms that night but I chickened out I was way overwhelmed with my surroundings...changed my train of thought from that night forward on music and life really... cheesey as it sounds I definitely hold the memories dear but I just completely try to avoid anything relating to them now so I don't ruin how I remember them here because I seen Gravys name that's really it. I can't even listen to it once the vocals started I just turned it off
Would have love to been there. Thanks for posting all these. Looks like it was a great show.
5:15 what the sоng?
The Flood
Wait. The original Roxy?
Yes sir.
Pretty sad Steve found a way to make every original member quit...should just start calling themselves Ego Trip.
I discovered years ago that I was happier seeing the band once a year or so no matter who was in it. At this point Steve is basically the manager and not a real member.
@@patrickmartincallahan9713 I completely respect your outlook I'm the same way with a lot of bands but Shroom carved a deep place in my soul I saw Shroom perform 94 times between 99 and 2010 and a handful of times up until 2017 well over 100 shows total probably saved my life honestly was a weird way of moral guidance as I grew into a adult I just always thought they were real not tainted by the ego maniacs within the mainstream scene it was like a huge family in the late 90s early 2000s Cleveland metal scene shit just eventually decayed like everything good in this life
I first started losing faith when Gravy was fired and Pig Benis quit. I have not agreed with many of the moves that Steve has made. I first saw the band on November 1st 1997. This show was my 28th. Over 100 for you awesome brother! It seems like the years that I catch them once or twice are better than the others that I don't.
@@patrickmartincallahan9713 yeah I would've definitely went in 97 but I was only 15 couldn't find a way to Ohio let alone Cleveland lol saw them first time for 7$ at the Flying Machine 3 days after my 17th Bday in thought it'd be cool to take some shrooms that night but I chickened out I was way overwhelmed with my surroundings...changed my train of thought from that night forward on music and life really... cheesey as it sounds I definitely hold the memories dear but I just completely try to avoid anything relating to them now so I don't ruin how I remember them here because I seen Gravys name that's really it. I can't even listen to it once the vocals started I just turned it off