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I have the first song I ever torrented, purely for nostalgia. It's been transferred over at least six computers and for a time, existed only on a flash drive that I originally found in a parking lot and kept.
The song? DC-10 by Audio Adrenaline. My mom overheard it and banned it from the house for being too violent. It was also the first time I paid attention to airplane platforms. Decades later, I work in aerospace and have done minor projects on the 747 and the KC-10 (extended tanker version of the DC-10 for military in-flight refueling).
The lyrics are pure 1990s Christian "punk".
Hilarious your mom thought Audio Adrenaline was promoting violent lyrics.
I gotta say those lyrics feel a little "too soon" for someone living in Louisville with the UPS plane crash this week.