old world blues

We're roleplaying as a relatively new motorcycle club that thrives in the land of opportunities, seizing one opportunity after another. If you want to be part of the club, you can reach out to shotcaller on Discord.

TASTE OF HELL MOTORCYCLE CLUB HISTORY Taste of Hell Motorcycle Club was founded in 1979 by five Vietnam veterans. The idea for the motorcycle club originated during the days when six honorable American soldiers serving in Company C of the 20th Infantry Regiment would converse with each other during the war. Matt Morgan, Richard Wiseman, Harvey Willoughby, John Huttlestone, George Allaband, and James Connel all embraced the idea of riding together after the war. Unfortunately, Matt Morgan did not return from Vietnam alive. Faced with the cold and harsh realities of war, the five men came to Angel Pine, a tranquil and warm town, as their country withdrew from the conflict. For the first four years after the war, the group struggled to adjust to civilian life. In 1979, they came together to fulfill Matt's dream and actualize their long-planned idea of starting a club. The motorcycle club operated actively until 2007. However, the club was hit hard by the global economic crisis of 2007-2008 and was forced to cease its activities due to economic reasons. Richard passed away from a heart attack, Harvey died in a traffic accident, and James succumbed to lung cancer. George and John continued to live in Angel Pine. Taste of Hell was resurrected by George Allaband and John Huttlestone in Angel Pine. The club established principles against drug and weapon trafficking. George and John did not allow the club to sell drugs other than marijuana, and the club adhered to this discipline. Taste of Hell managed to thrive financially during the Rhino-Bandido war, unlike the struggles of 2008. While the founding fathers were alive, money flowed, and growing marijuana proved to be lucrative. With things going well, the club wanted to expand, and a team from the Angel Pine chapter was sent to San Fierro to establish a second chapter. They succeeded against various rivals and clubs in San Fierro and were able to open the second chapter of Taste of Hell. William "Forkbeard" Erling became the president, former prospect Thomas became the vice president, Jack "Ricky" Lindbergh became the sergeant-at-arms, and Samuel "Boar" Feldman became the secretary. Naheim and Korban also went to support the chapter. However, George passed away first. John took over the leadership of the Angel Pine chapter, with Eddie "Hammer" Talbert as his vice president. Eddie constantly pressured John regarding drugs, trying to push them into a different business besides marijuana. However, this business was dirty, and John didn't want to take the risk. Shortly after, John suffered a heart attack and died, leading Eddie Talbert to take over the leadership of the Angel Pine chapter, appointing Dave "Robot" Norman as his vice president. January 12, 2020, Local Newspaper Headline from Angel Pine: Taste of Hell Motorcycle Club 2018 UPDATE — APOSTLES MOTORCYCLE CLUB 2022 AND BEYOND After Eddie Talbert and Dave Norman first introduced the club into the heroin and meth trade, violating the club's principles and tarnishing its reputation, the San Fierro chapter, loyal to the founding fathers, refused to accept this change and tensions arose. One night, William Erling had a dream where he saw himself and his club at Jesus's table as apostles. Jesus instructed him to repent and cleanse his club of sins. Consequently, Forkbeard and the San Fierro branch separated from Taste of Hell and founded the Apostles MC. When Eddie Talbert learned of this, he went into a rage and initiated a war against the Apostles MC. After engaging in interstate smuggling, Eddie Talbert and his associates came under the radar of the ATF. They were eventually killed by a few Vagos due to a drug dispute. Simultaneous raids led to the complete closure of Taste of Hell. The San Fierro chapter continued as the Apostles MC after the war, adhering to its principles. The Apostles MC, founded on the teachings of Jesus, stayed away from the arms and drug trades. Naheim and Korban's persistent attempts to involve the club in drug and arms smuggling at every chapel meeting, and their constant rejections, led to their eventual exclusion. It was revealed that they were conducting their own dealings. Rather than being forcibly ousted, they decided to become nomads and migrated to Los Santos. With Korban and Naheim absent, the club weakened further as it refrained from engaging in illegal activities, reaching its lowest point. William Erling completely withdrew from the club and devoted himself to religion. The club was left in the hands of Jack Lindbergh and Samuel Feldman. The main branch of the Apostles MC is still trying to maintain its presence in San Fierro. The whereabouts of Naheim and Korban are currently unknown.