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the ONLY rock/metal thing I did in 1991
Andrew Jacobs here,
As I’ve previously mentioned in one or two of my posts, I didn’t really become a full bore rock and metal fan until I got heavily into KISS and Pantera in 1993, so in 1991, I was still pretty much exclusively a punk and hardcore guy with a heaping tablespoonful of rap and hip hop (yes, you read correctly, RAP AND HIP HOP) thrown in for good measure.
Despite that though, I did manage to do one rock/metal thing that year – I saw the movie Bill & Ted’s Bogus Journey in the theater on opening night (July 19, 1991).
And I loved every second of it.
So much so, in fact, that the very next day, I went over to one of my local record stores (there were quite a few back then) and purchased the soundtrack to it. NOT for all of the great rock and metal songs on it, however. I wanted it solely for “The Reaper Rap”. I was hoping to hear The Reaper (a.k.a. William Sadler, in perhaps not only his greatest acting performance but THE greatest acting performance of all time) spit some funky verse for a few minutes. Unfortunately, it was not to be and I subsequently traded the soundtrack in a day or two later (probably for a punk, hardcore or rap/hip hop CD).
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