except that almost all the metal shows are at the Palladium in Worcester. Occasionally there's shows at the Middle East and the Avalon is reopening but the vast majority will still be at the palladium, conveniently located 45 minutes away from any vestige of culture.
Anyone from the Boston/Mass area ?
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except that almost all the metal shows are at the Palladium in Worcester. Occasionally there's shows at the Middle East and the Avalon is reopening but the vast majority will still be at the palladium, conveniently located 45 minutes away from any vestige of culture.
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Houses Ov Mercury
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
Bangor tbh.
Doomcifer lives in Rhode Island, Susperia in Connecticut, and phrozenspite in NH.
Yes...good call WAIF. You also have the DCU Center in Worc. n/f the Centrum. Usually bigger name acts / bands.
I know its not metal, but the House Of Blues in Cambridge is kickn!
King Richard
Hello there
Chicago owns. It's definitely one of the top 5 places in the US I would like to live. Boston is probably down towards the bottom of the list, but I'd like to visit and see the sights. There's a lot of historical stuff out there that's for sure.
Belligerent
Greekus Urungus
If i remember right, they rated Boston and San Francisco the most expensive places to live in the U.S. (highest real estate). If i had to choose it would be San Fran hands down. Ill put up with a bunch of homos for nice weather year round.
I have lived in Lowell all my life broman. Ever been to RRRecords downtown?
Of course...its on Central St. Do you visit The Brewery?...I like that place. I like the Old Court, the Dubliner, the Worthen (its ancient). My St. Patty's days are still spent downtown Lowell.
Valerie
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Abso!
Bro, if you ever visit Winnersville...I mean Boston, I'll be the first to buy you a brew...then we will throw down!
Honestly...sports aside, theres a reason its Chi, Bos, SF, NY, (then the rest) there is soooooo fuckin much to see and do.
New job.
Wait, so you mean suburbs like Brockton are the tough ones?
I was planning on living in a suburban area b/c they look cheaper. Weymouth is near my job and the crime stats are low.
V.V.V.V-Someone told me Lowell was ghetto....
re: rougher areas...I meant immediately south of Boston...you get places like Mattapan, Dorchester, Roxbury, Jamaica Plain (no thanks). These places you would drive through and past if you were going down to Weymouth, Brockton etc. Weymouth is much better than Brockton.
Lowell still has its rough spots, but overall the City has greatly improved over the last decade or so.
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Houses Ov Mercury
That it has.
muz: the owner of RRRecords is one of the best known noise artists in America, he released my first album etc. Good guy. I am not old enough to drink so no I don't really go to those places, but I have been to the Brewery Exchange for parties as a kid. Good shit.
muz: the owner of RRRecords is one of the best known noise artists in America, he released my first album etc. Good guy. I am not old enough to drink so no I don't really go to those places, but I have been to the Brewery Exchange for parties as a kid. Good shit.
zabu of nΩd
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This.
Though I also think the Bay area has a more interesting cultural history, so that would kinda affect my choice too.
mutantllama
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I hear about the lobster fest a lot. It's a big deal here. Celtic fest is kinda a big deal here also.
Nope.
Never heard about the Celtic Fest. Assuming its related with St. Pattys Day?
Been years since I've been up that way... sounds like something I should checkout. Tell me about it?...
