It's still rock and roll.(survey of hearing loss caused by music concerts)

stone and roll never sounded like this before. At half its normal decibels, a display on April 11 at the stone and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH was billed as the world's quietest stone concert. Rather than being asked to stone out and "feel the noise," attendees wore miniature radio receivers to hear unamplified music. They wore earplugs attached to a radio receiver about the size of a small room phone and tuned to a special frequent occurrence

The performing band, Eagles of Death Metal, played sum of two units songs without amplification, and with digital tympanums ASHA staff on hand measured the