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this is the band 93 octane (!)
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bryan
snug762000@yahoo.com
Jan 9, 2003

93 octane was a four piece rawk band fueled on alcohol and various other chemicals! a heavy,quircky,noisy,pop rock band for your listening pleasures, with numbers called "valtrex" a song about suppression, and "want", we sweated and screamed our hearts out, and threw up on the way home. we love you and miss you all! chow!!!
Dribs
dibs@sam.org
Mar 24, 2003

OK..maybe the shittiest band(?) I've ever had the misfortune of having to sit through. Just goes to show how mtv has pumped a whole generation of would-be career dishwashers into believing they might have a shred of songwriting skill or even talent. wow. what a waste of DNA..
Raymond Thuselle
rtthus@aol.com
Aug 25, 2003

Octane was a joke. Drunk high school rednecks..their sound was SO BAD they actually caused people to get up and leave a show with free beer!! The music: energy-less headache spasm. The singer(?) sounded like a screaching barn owl getting a colon scrape.

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