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Posted by d_Verge on Dec-16-2009 17:21:

Exclamation Loud bass KILLS student at club!

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/805430-...tudent-tom-reid

Miles Erwin - 9th December, 2009
Loud bass music �killed student� Tom Reid

A student collapsed at a freshers� party and died after complaining the loud bass music was �getting to his heart�, an inquest heard yesterday.

Tom Reid, 19, was taken ill in a crowded London club after standing close to the speakers and telling a friend: �The bass is affecting me.�

There was no trace of alcohol or drugs in his body and his heart was in good condition.

A coroner recorded a verdict of natural causes, saying the straight-As student was killed by sudden arrhythmic death syndrome (SADS), a heart disorder which kills 12 young people a week.

Cardiac experts said the bass could have triggered SADS if Mr Reid had underlying, yet unknown, genetic problems.

On September 27, he had gone to Koko nightclub in Camden, north London, for the party, dubbed Night Of Mayhem.

His friend Alisha Riseley told the inquest they were pushed towards the speakers. She added: �Tom said he felt like the bass was getting to his heart and we went to stand at the back.�

He told her: �My heart feels funny. I think the bass is affecting me. Oh God, I feel very weird. My heart is beating so fast.�

They went to see the club medic but, while Mr Reid considered whether to call an ambulance, he collapsed. �He suddenly leant to the side and keeled over as though he fainted,� Ms Riseley told St Pancras coroner Dr Andrew Reid.

Paramedics tried to restart his heart but within two hours he was declared dead in hospital.

Dr Reid said: �I hope some lessons may be learnt from his tragic death.�

Ellen Mason, senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation, said: �Some genetic conditions that cause SADS can be triggered by stress or noise. He was suddenly exposed to a lot of loud noise and it�s highly possible that this caused the attack.�





WTF?!?!

...this is very SAD(S).


Posted by ziptnf on Dec-16-2009 17:28:

Pussy.


Posted by Meat187 on Dec-16-2009 17:29:


Posted by leph555 on Dec-16-2009 17:36:

I wish that Bas would have killed him instead


Posted by WittyHandle on Dec-16-2009 17:48:

Dammit Meat, you beat me to it

If they find out what track was playing that caused it, I bet Beatport demand for it would skyrocket.


Posted by euphoria on Dec-16-2009 17:49:

Murder was the bass...


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Dec-16-2009 17:52:

Speaking of nostalgia - omg i die, anyone?


Posted by Simon_N on Dec-16-2009 18:18:


Posted by d_Verge on Dec-16-2009 18:21:

Bass heavy music is not for the weak of heart.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Dec-16-2009 18:26:

Why is it important that he was a student? I never see headlines reading 'An employed man was killed today after a freak accident involving a rake and a ferret', etc.


Posted by Zoso on Dec-16-2009 18:30:


Posted by WittyHandle on Dec-16-2009 18:31:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Why is it important that he was a student? I never see headlines reading 'An employed man was killed today after a freak accident involving a rake and a ferret', etc.


I noticed that about some stories a little while back and I think it's not that the emphasis is on him being a student, it's just that to give the story a bit of identity they give an affiliation to the subject.

That's my best guess anyway.


Posted by itsamemario on Dec-16-2009 18:40:


Posted by d_Verge on Dec-16-2009 18:41:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Why is it important that he was a student? I never see headlines reading 'An employed man was killed today after a freak accident involving a rake and a ferret', etc.


I hear ya on that, it can be annoying. But, in this case I think they mentioned it because the bass attack happened at a 'freshers' party.


Posted by Dervish on Dec-16-2009 18:42:

Hahaha Tom Reid, rhymes with deid(slag for dead). Amusing but not ironic.


Posted by ziptnf on Dec-16-2009 18:43:

quote:
Originally posted by d_Verge
I hear ya on that, it can be annoying. But, in this case I think they mentioned it because the bass attack happened at a 'freshers' party.



"Old dude dies because of loud bass at freshers party"


Posted by djnitride on Dec-16-2009 18:43:



I blame this guy.


Posted by d_Verge on Dec-16-2009 18:47:

quote:
Originally posted by ziptnf


"Old dude dies because of loud bass at freshers party"


FRICKA-FREEESSSSHHHHHHHHHhhhhhhhh

/Ali-G


Posted by d_Verge on Dec-16-2009 18:50:

quote:
Originally posted by djnitride


I blame this guy.



Nah...this guy's a more likely suspect:


Posted by denys envy on Dec-16-2009 18:50:

really sad, all this.


Posted by Meat187 on Dec-16-2009 18:52:

I bet the track playing was Lord of Bass - Dance until you drop dead.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Dec-16-2009 19:01:

Maybe he should have found a quieter spot to go fishing LOLOL- err.


Posted by ChemEnhanced on Dec-16-2009 19:33:

his heart couldn't take the pounding


Posted by ziptnf on Dec-16-2009 19:34:

quote:
Originally posted by ChemEnhanced
his heart couldn't take the lasers

Fixed.


Posted by SYSTEM-J on Dec-16-2009 19:40:

quote:
Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On
Why is it important that he was a student? I never see headlines reading 'An employed man was killed today after a freak accident involving a rake and a ferret', etc.


Probably because there's an underlying current of THE DANGERS OF CLUBBING to this story. If this kind of thing happens to twelve young people every week, why is this story in the news?

I for one welcome this new wave of fear-mongering. It's been years since anyone regarded clubbing as edgy or dangerous.


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