interesting gloryhole era facts

[rhino]

Aw man, they would have banked off that soundtrack

[rhino]

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[rhino]

[rhino]

All the heavy songs on mellon collie were recorded live, with the PA full blast, and that makes a lot of sense

[vO)))id]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glory_hole

The gloryhole era is actually not the gloryhole era

[Ryeknow]

This song is based on the true story of Lela and Raymond Howard, an elderly couple from Salado, Texas who drove to the annual Pioneer Day festival 10 miles away in Temple and didn't return. She had Alzheimer's disease and he was recovering from brain surgery.

When they disappeared, a reporter from the Austin American-Statesman wrote a series of articles about the missing couple. Fastball bassist Tony Scalzo came up with the idea for the song after reading the articles (the band is from Austin). "It's a romanticized take on what happened," he said. Scalzo pictured them "taking off to have fun, like they did when they first met."

Thirteen days after the Howards went missing, they were found in Hot Springs, Arkansas, about 400 miles from their destination; they were still in the vehicle (an Oldsmobile Delta 88), which had veered off the side of the road and was hidden in brush. Scalzo had finished writing the song when he learned that the couple had died.

[Methuselah Honeysuckle]

That is indeed interesting and

[Ryeknow]

One of pj's top 5 songs. Gives me a new perspective on the song