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Originally posted by MB_VGT For sure! Perry was still there with Dorothy and Patti (Pattitude) running the place. I was with a band called WhirlWind - covers/originals. It was definitelyanything goes.... Ahh the good ole days... I was in a band called Staxx from '94-97.

Originally posted by MB_VGT That would be the place! Last time I went through there it was a tee-shirt shop... Always dug playin there. It was just a good ole dirty, nasty, anything goes kinda ROCK club. Some chic blew our singer in the bathroom there, and I had some chic damn near give me a handjob while I was onstage once. Was Perry from Firehouse still runnin the place when you were there? Yeah, I heard it went the way of the dinosaur. Such a shame. We could use more places like that. So just outta curiosity, what band were you with then?

Originally posted by MB_VGT We were a Jersey band playing down in Myrtle Beach, Cool place right on the main street

Originally posted by BndGrl There are a couple of my band friends that I joke that if they were to run into me at Walmart on a Tuesday night they wouldn't recognize me because they've never actually looked my face. I have too looked at your face. I never forget long curly-haired redheads in librarian glasses.

The term groupie used to mean that chic who blew all the band guys on the back of the bus, but I think these days it covers a much broader spectrum. To me a "groupie" is more along the lines of what Squealie said. I see what you're saying about "fans", but there are fans, and there are FANS. I'm a fan of many groups, but I ain't centering my free time around them. A groupie is that person (about 99% of the time a chic, but not always) who goes way out of their way to support the band. Its more about that person wanting to genuinely be a part of the band to an extent, and being willing to do whatever to help out. ...and occasionally theres a pole-smokin involved.

Originally posted by brikus you say that because your music never got you laid ! Quite the contrary my good man. I say that because my music has greatly aided the addition of bones to my closet, and they needn't be discussed.

No. What happens on the road stays on the road.