Tornados, Godsmack, & Bone Thugs-N-Harmony

When you grow up in Oklahoma, tornadoes are part of the soundtrack.Max talks about being a little kid, babysitting his brothers and sisters, watching a tornado dip down and take the house across the street. It followed the creek and kept moving. After seeing that up close, storms hit different.“If I’m gonna go, I’m gonna go. Ride it out.”That same Oklahoma grit carried into the concert nights. One week it’s heavy rock like Godsmack shaking walls in Tulsa. Another night it’s May 16, 2003 at the Diamond Ballroom with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Esham, and Blaze Ya Dead Homie lighting up the stage.Different genres. Same energy.Storms outside. Storms inside the venue. Both unforgettable.That’s what makes Oklahoma shows different. You learn early not to panic. You learn to stand your ground. Whether it’s weather rolling in or bass shaking the building, you ride it out.Music and moments like that don’t fade. They stick with you.Like, share, and follow so these stories keep getting told. #HeresTheDealPodcast #OklahomaStories #DiamondBallroom #BoneThugsNHarmony #Godsmack #ConcertMemories #LiveMusicCulture #OKCMusicScene #TulsaShows #RockAndRap #MaxBakerJr #JeffBrownen #oklahoma #oklahomacityLike, share, and follow so these stories keep getting told.Follow & Connect: Max Baker Jr. Instagram @bmaddmaxx | Facebook @bmaddmaxx  Jeff Brownen Facebook @jeff.brownenHere’s The Deal YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@heresthedealokHere’s The Deal Podcast Website https://heresthedealok.comBuy Here’s The Deal Vintage & Collectables https://heresthedealvintagecollectables.comGet an Oklahoma Medical Marijuana Card https://medcardsmadeeasy.netConcert & Event Production Services https://bakerboyspro.comBuy Roadie CBD Balm & Oil https://bakersremedycbd.com