February 25, 200818 yr I have a big (2' x 2' x 2') computer box out in my garage that is about 3/4-full of concert T-shirts. Some of the bands located within include: KISS, The Cure, Pearl Jam (I have several of theirs), Tori Amos, Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies, Afghan Whigs, REM, Son Volt, Guided By Voices, etc. Have probably about 10 hanging in the closet that I wear somewhat regularly: Neil Young and Crazy Horse (from '95 I think) Steve Earle and The Dukes x2 (one each from the "El Corazon" and "Transcendental Blues" tours) BR5-49 (sweet-looking black T from back when they still had their original lineup, about '98, I think) Matthew Sweet (2000 tour) An Austin Music Hall T-shirt from the Austin Music Awards in 2000 (saw Whiskeytown and Tenacious D that night) Stone Temple Pilots ("Tiny Music ..." tour) V-Roys x2 ("Just Add Ice" and "All About Town" tours) You should check ebay and see what some of those vintage tees are selling for... I have a metallica tee I bought in 89... one on ebay just like it sold for $41...:thumb:
February 25, 200818 yr For my kicks, they all come from Finish Line and sometimes Journey's For my jeans, Amercian Eagle only Now T-shirts, first requirement, they must be on sale, 2nd, must be a thinner matterial, heavy wait t's make me feel like I look fat, 3rd, they must have a fitted look to them, I'm a bigger guy, about 5'11 205 lbs, so if I wear stuff that fits my shoulders and chest its way too long like XL shirts so I usually have to go for Larges which are tight on my arms and shoulders but fit me length wise and I prefer that as to looking slouchy in shirts that are looser fitting
February 26, 200818 yr I have a big (2' x 2' x 2') computer box out in my garage that is about 3/4-full of concert T-shirts. Some of the bands located within include: KISS, The Cure, Pearl Jam (I have several of theirs), Tori Amos, Screamin' Cheetah Wheelies, Afghan Whigs, REM, Son Volt, Guided By Voices, etc. Have probably about 10 hanging in the closet that I wear somewhat regularly: Neil Young and Crazy Horse (from '95 I think) Steve Earle and The Dukes x2 (one each from the "El Corazon" and "Transcendental Blues" tours) BR5-49 (sweet-looking black T from back when they still had their original lineup, about '98, I think) Matthew Sweet (2000 tour) An Austin Music Hall T-shirt from the Austin Music Awards in 2000 (saw Whiskeytown and Tenacious D that night) Stone Temple Pilots ("Tiny Music ..." tour) V-Roys x2 ("Just Add Ice" and "All About Town" tours) Those bands suck. I can't believe you would listen to that crappy music or sell out and buy their merchandise. Shame on you Jim Schue.
February 26, 200818 yr Those bands suck. I can't believe you would listen to that crappy music or sell out and buy their merchandise. Shame on you Jim Schue. :laugh:
February 26, 200818 yr For my kicks, they all come from Finish Line and sometimes Journey's For my jeans, Amercian Eagle only Now T-shirts, first requirement, they must be on sale, 2nd, must be a thinner matterial, heavy wait t's make me feel like I look fat, 3rd, they must have a fitted look to them, I'm a bigger guy, about 5'11 205 lbs, so if I wear stuff that fits my shoulders and chest its way too long like XL shirts so I usually have to go for Larges which are tight on my arms and shoulders but fit me length wise and I prefer that as to looking slouchy in shirts that are looser fitting So what I take from this post is your dressing habits seem to be as simple as your love life!! :scared::scared::scared::lol::lol::lol:
February 26, 200818 yr So what I take from this post is your dressing habits seem to be as simple as your love life!! :scared::scared::scared::lol::lol::lol: :jump:
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