>>126574948I went to a local pub near my house with a few friends recently. The waitress walked up to us a few minutes after we sat down. She was wearing a Led Zeppelin Tee Shirt. All I said was "nice tee shirt" because Zeppelin are my favorite band. She immediately responded with "I don't really know that band"
She was maybe early 20's.
I'm an old fuck now so I've learned my lessons not to make a big deal about shit like that. But this animosity comes fro the fact that back in the 70's and early 80's it was much more difficult to obtain metal shirts. You usually had to go to the actual show to buy them. So along with that came a sense of "belonging, ownership, community," etc.
btw, I've been a metal/heavy rock fan since 87 and I can only name 2 Krokus songs. How many do you think pic rel can name?