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Next thing you know, I will be warning my children to NEVER go to a J Mascis show EVER……………..
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=s … c_lungs_dc
God, help us all…………………
"Annastefka" wrote:I will be warning my children to NEVER go to a J Mascis show EVER……………..bite your tongue!!! Such words should never be uddered…
Quote:bite your tongue!!! Such words should never be uddered…Your right, perhaps I’ll just stick to never ride a motorcycle.
If my lungs haven’t collapsed by now then perhaps I passed on the strong lung gene.
From my own pseudo-scientific reasoning, this would seem to be mostly related to loud bass sounds (in fact, it mentions this in the article). Given that the guitar is a mid to high range instrument, I think we’re safe with J (well our lungs any).
I’m more surprised that no one has posted the lyrics for ‘The Lung’ yet.
"Mattman" wrote:I’m more surprised that no one has posted the lyrics for ‘The Lung’ yet.yeah, lol. and bringing up the old "breathes vs breeds" discussion.
"Mattman" wrote:From my own pseudo-scientific reasoning, this would seem to be mostly related to loud bass soundsBeware of Watt!
there must be a lot of people on this site with experiences with exposure to extremely loud concert volumes
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…I was wondering, if anyone here on the boards knows anyone who has been harmed healthwise through this… maybe concerning the hearing…
Wasn’t it George that talked about the importance of earplugs somewhere? And telling about these great custom made earplugs he used.
I’d like to have someone measure the DB level on J and the fog shows, cause it might just be a myth that J still is relatively loud compared to other bands. He might have been very loud in his dinosaur days,but is he still much louder than everyone else?
what are you opinions on that?
judging from concerts I’ve attended there have been many shows louder than J.it’d be cool to have an scientific answer on that.
Quote:It’s probably a good idea, according to Noppen, to stand back from the speakers at concerts and clubs and to ease up on that car-stereo bass. It might also save your hearing, he added.there was a norwegian girl in her twenties, who tried to sue a concert arranger after her eardrum exploded. She stood near the speaker during the whole show without earplugs . so strange a bell didn’t ring that said "this is too loud, I should probably move some centimeters away from the speaker…"but no, she waited untill yellow liqur ejaculated from her ear!
"simmons" wrote:cause it might just be a myth that J still is relatively loud compared to other bands. He might have been very loud in his dinosaur days,but is he still much louder than everyone else?I agree, the last show I caught (40 Watt) was not loud to the point of damage, the 40 Watt show two years ago was louder. I am happy with the new level, it is still loud but……………………I am getting older and I think with that comes wisdom ( I hope ). It is also true when you think guitar, you feel that force in your third eye chakra and of course in your ears, head etc……………. The bass is much lower in your navel chakra and below, so I see how the bottom of the lung could feel that pressure. I was driving my car and parked at a stop light several days ago and a fellow pulled up beside me who had his bass on so loud that not only was his car humming and shaking but the cell phone between my legs started to vibrate so much I though it was ringing. I have to say I hate that, I feel so violated when forced to listen to others music that loud when stranded at a traffic light.
Quote:there was a norwegian girl in her twenties, who tried to sue a concert arranger after her eardrum exploded. She stood near the speaker during the whole show without earplugs . so strange a bell didn’t ring that said "this is too loud, I should probably move some centimeters away from the speaker…"but no, she waited untill yellow liqur ejaculated from her ear! i don’t have any spectacularly hardcore stories like that, but my hearing is definitely going and has been at least since i was 17
… i know this b/c i had to have some sort of medical before i went to university + i didn’t do too well on the hearing test … these days i always wear earplugs when i’m at a show 
:aliensmile: , but at the time i knew a lot of musician types + i’d hang out w/them when they were practicing + i never wore ear plugs … i guess i regret that momentary lapse in reason now … 
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