Days N' Daze - The Oogle Death Machine

This is a band that needs no introduction. IYKYK, ya know? Technically, there are four albums which precede The Oogle Death Machine, but this is still treated as their debut album. The first time I saw them, they were on tour with Destroy Nate Allen, and played a basement in Oklahoma City about the size of the room which houses Spite Records. I knew that I may never get to see them live again, and it took 8yrs of missing countless sold out shows around the country before I was invited to a show by someone with an extra ticket.