Well, if you learned anything from that and you enjoy your Live Venues....get out and see as much as you can now.GThey're gonna do it again and next time will be a little heavier .
Saw them in KY years ago. Loudest set I've ever witnessed. Got the opportunity to see Sleep record The Sciences at 3rd man.. fantastic, but still not as loud.
with respect to both Sleep and Om the loudest show for me was Sonic Youth opening up for Neil Young and Crazy Horse Portland Oregon 1992 the venue actually gave out earplugs and highly recommended for you to use them 11 outta 10 for ear splitting !
I don't understand this loudness obsession. It bothers me when bands are painfully loud so I need to wear plugs. Also, ringing ears are a sign of permanent hearing damage. Every time your ears ring after a concert, you damaged your hearing ever so slightly. Do this more often and you will be half-deaf or with 24/7 tinnitus when your're old. And tinnitus is some suicide nasty stuff..
![Om - BBC Radio 1 [Full album]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kP7dcA6xOwY/mqdefault.jpg)
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The last show we attended before everything shut down for covid. That show was a truly spiritual experience.
Ahh no way that's awesome mine was every time i die's shitmas
Which i feel the entire world missed out and you get it
Bruh. I was there too. Literally just found this album now
Well, if you learned anything from that and you enjoy your Live Venues....get out and see as much as you can now.GThey're gonna do it again and next time will be a little heavier .
Saw them in KY years ago. Loudest set I've ever witnessed. Got the opportunity to see Sleep record The Sciences at 3rd man.. fantastic, but still not as loud.
Really? I would've never thought OM was louder that Sleep.. that's cool.
@@siriplaydopethrone8973 It could've just been the venue, truly, but my ears were ringing the entire 3hr ride home from OM.
with respect to both Sleep and Om the loudest show for me was Sonic Youth opening up for Neil Young and Crazy Horse Portland Oregon 1992 the venue actually gave out earplugs and highly recommended for you to use them 11 outta 10 for ear splitting !
I don't understand this loudness obsession. It bothers me when bands are painfully loud so I need to wear plugs. Also, ringing ears are a sign of permanent hearing damage. Every time your ears ring after a concert, you damaged your hearing ever so slightly. Do this more often and you will be half-deaf or with 24/7 tinnitus when your're old. And tinnitus is some suicide nasty stuff..
This is quality, thank you!!!
That was fantastic!
They get it
Simply AMAZING
Awesome! I was there! Thanks for the grooves!
Absolutely wonderfull, many thanks!!!
Damn I really been sleeping on Om. That was a mistake
Heh. Sleeping.
@@guahopheh. Sleep
heh
Muy bueno
Thank you for sharing this!
give thanks
thank you very much
✝️☦️✝️☦️✝️☦️
Asheville?! That's my hometown!
damn my copy gets distorted blown out bass when the distortion kicks on in thebes, (om 10 stylus) but is pretty clear on this rip.
11:50
How did you get a hold of this??
discogs.com
@@illdouche same. Just got a copy. 100 made. Wonder why I'm just now seeing them
at a cost of what ? a gazillion
@@michaellorenzen8200 a whopping $80 on discogs lol. Not too bad!