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Anya is live and ready to show you everything. Watch her strip, dance, and perform exclusive shows just for you. Interact in real-time and make your fantasies come true.
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Interviewer: Speaking of live shows, yours are typically considered fairly destructive. What's probably the most damaging thing that has happened at any one of your shows? γγ
Vince: To a person or an object? Because Jeff had his head knocked open but basses and guitars have been like actually broken in half. γγ γγ
Nate: A lot. γγ γγ
Vince: And those just don't heal byβ¦ γγ γγ
Nate: Butterfly bandages. γγ γγ
Vince: Yeah or whatever it is. γγ γγ
Nick: About a week ago at practice I split my head open. (whole band bursts into laughter). And that's not a joke. Yeah we were at practice and I fell, and I had never bled that much out of my skull. γ
Jeff Worms in this video puts on the best 19 seconds of live music performing that I've ever seen from anyone ever. Also the best live synchronized math-hits ever. I wish the rest of this show was on youtube, but then again it's nice to be able to assume that the whole show was as legendary as this little clip.
(though in general the seeming lack of ANY decent quality live tera melos stuff from this era is tragic)