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Life of agony In person

This is my in person autographed River runs red LP I obtained when my band opened for Life of agony. My band was called Unscarred as you can see on the ticket. Life of agony was underground for the most part but had a big following.

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Permalink Reply by James on September 15, 2014 at 10:23pm

That's cool that you were in a band. I'm not going to try to pretend that I know anything about Life of Agony, but the LP looks cool signed and all. I like many different types of music. When I was in high school, I used to say that my tastes ran from Air Supply to AC/DC to Michael Jackson. I love AC/DC. There are definitely a lot of real good bands that never become huge well known commercial hits.

Switching gears, you know who I would love to meet? Everlast. I freakin love the song "What It's Like". I think it's one of the best songs ever, especially if you listen to it while watching the video. I liked it in the 90s. Actually, it may have been '99. But I've recently become re-acquainted with it. It's just a great song that I think a lot of people can relate to. Besides that, he has a lot of other meaningful songs. And of course "Jump" when he was younger with House of Pain.

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Permalink Reply by heath emery on September 15, 2014 at 10:37pm

Yeah That song is cool. Yes I was in a band called Unscarred. I sang for the band and was the main songwriter. I also play drums and guitar. Life of Agony was my favorite band at the time! Wow what a feeling to be able to open for your favorite band! The guitarist from LOA came up to me after our set and said he loved our set! It was awesome and I felt like I could have died and been happy! The only other band we opened for that is a bit bigger was Thirty six Crazy Fists.

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Permalink Reply by James on September 15, 2014 at 10:48pm

That's so incredible. I can imagine that that must have been such a rush. I'm sure you were in awe. And you're a songwriter and musician - that's awesome. I think that's really cool that you're into autographs as well. Being a musician and having the autographs of the greatest group, IMO, of all-time must be a great feeling. I wonder if any of the two bands that you mentioned have anything on YouTube.