Conference napalm::heavy_metal

    Blow off these shi-shi mary rock clothes shops!  Go down to your local
    Harley Davidson shop and outfit yourself for rock n roll there.

>                          -< real men ride Harley's >-
    
    what do real men ride when they don't start? ;-)
    
    I have a particular hat in mind that I doubt any biker shop would
    carry.  It is a black French-beret-type hat that I've only seen one
    guitar player wear.  Really cool looking!
    
    Otherwise, I'm more of a sportcoat with t-shirt, jeans, & sneakers type 
    of guy.  Although, I've been known to have exotic taste in underwear ;-)
    
    Mike

    >I have a particular hat in mind that I doubt any biker shop would
    >carry.  It is a black French-beret-type hat that I've only seen one
    >guitar player wear.  Really cool looking!
    
    I've seen those in some Military Surplus type of stores.  The one in 
    Wells, ME comes to mind as having them!!
    
    >Otherwise, I'm more of a sportcoat with t-shirt, jeans, & sneakers type 
    >of guy.  Although, I've been known to have exotic taste in underwear ;-)
    
    Sheeesh.  Sounds like you need to shop at a Ralph Loren designer shop!
    
    B.

>    Sheeesh.  Sounds like you need to shop at a Ralph Loren designer shop!
    
    isn't that Ralph Lauren? ;-)
    
    I suppose Bob Mackey does your stage clothes ;-)
    
    Mike

    re. -2?
    YUCKO< no wonder the music scene is so bad back there :*}
    
    hey get hip will ya :*}
    this is the 90's (fun and functional clothing dude :*) )
    I dont know how you people can wear all those clothes, those lights
    are so hot, i used feel like i was gunna pass out under em'
    
    			wendy o' (tm ) ;*)
    
    
    

Gee...  I THOUGHT there was a topic on stagewear... But I can't find it 
either.

Anyhow, leather ain't too cool (double meaning here) on stage, IMHO.
the britches aren't bad, but a leather coat on stage is a sure way to 
dehydrate quick.

Anyhow, Mike, I'd suggest you stroll thru the ladies department of a few 
stores...Merry-Go-Round, UpsNDowns, even KMart has some COOL stuff you can
get...and a LOT cheaper than at a rocknroll store.  

I think that a band that dresses as part of their *production* goes a lot 
further on local circuits than one that doesn't.  IMHO, a lot of a bands sucess
has to do with how they "look" on stage.

Interesting you should ask, because the club we've been playing at suggested 
we all go up to Denver and buy some more stagewear for the whole band.
As it is now, only the drummer and I really "dress" for the occasion.  I think 
stage wear is going to come back in a big way - no more jeans.  Smoke, lights, 
flashpots, and all seem really popular here in the larger venues.

Wendo is right about one thing that jumped right out at me...
30+ Par 64's be HOT !!!  Dress light.

jc (Spandex rules)

    RE: Mike and Ralph
    
    Sorry, I'm in wendy 'o mode today!!
    8*)
    
    RE: Coop
    
    In my VERY humble opinion, when I saw Hardball, I liked the way Tom
    dressed for your gig as opposed to the way your drummer dressed.
    I just thought it was a cooler look...more original, less cliched, etc.
    
    My suggestion, DON'T GO TO DENVER!

Toms got a hip look - I agree.  You should see some of the pix we 
got that night...  But anyway, seems to me that when the club owner 
is holding a 1 year contract for house band (for HardBall) and he 
suggests you see a fashion consultant, ya go see one.  :)

jc (Who is no fashion cons either)

    
    
    TEn REPLIEZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ  !!!!!!!!!!!!!
    
    
    	
    			wendy o' (tm ) ;*)
    
    
    

    RE: wendy o
    
    Yopu crack me up!
    
    RE: Coop
    
    Well, if dats the case, I ask the club owner with year contract in hand
    just WHICH clothes designer HE suggests...can't go wrong if he
    suggested it, right??  Tehn, I'd only wear those clothes for his gig.
    WTF, make him happy, make you $$$.
    
    Altyhough, he may have just meant that you all neeeded to dress more
    cohesively.  I thought that.,

    I always thought the Partridge Family had a positive stage pressence.
    
    Scary (in rare form this morning ...)

    
    	RE: topic on stagewear
    
    	I know there was, too.  I remember a conversation about
    	bandanas at some point...
    
    	There's a catalog out (used to be anyway) called Commander
    	Salamander that always had some neat stuff.
    
    	But Coop's right ... Merry Go Round RULES! (8
    
    	tigga~~

    Agreed ... spent small fortune on Scary Toy #1 in there last week. 
    Hard to figure why clothes that show a lot of skin (read: not much
    cloth) cost so damn much !
    
    Good investment tho' ....  8^)
    
    
    Scary

    Merry Go Round is only good if you're going out to see Dezyne and you
    need something to wear!

    
    	re: .15
    
    	No way....I don't agree at all.....
    

    
    	RE: .15
    
    	You've obviously never shopped at MGR then, Buck. 
    	
    	tigga~~~
    

    Official poseur stage wear????ummmm??
    
        Check out Dokken's Under Lock and Key album!8*)
    
      Braided leather jackets
      Hats of any kind are coming back into fashion(more for older rockers
    losing their hair.....ie..Poison,Scorpians.
      
    
          Look in the back of most rock mags and they have plenty of 
    stage gear.
    
    
                      Frizkid
    

    MRG is great for the ladies - the men's clothes seem like a cross
    between GQ and low_IQ .... not much for `performing' clothes.
    
    Scary (who says a well worn pair of jeans, white shirt under a black
    jacket with sleeves pushed up, and a pair of chewed up snakeskins is
    the way to go)

>    YUCKO< no wonder the music scene is so bad back there :*}
    
    it might be in Colorado where you're from, but it isn't in Phoenix. 
    GUITAR magazine has an annual poll where it rates large city music
    scenes on a national basis.  Phoenix was 13th out of the top 20 last
    year (San Francisco was #1, Boston #2).  This year they broke it down
    by regions (East, South, North, West) and Phoenix was well into the
    West's top 10.
    
>    hey get hip will ya :*}
>    this is the 90's (fun and functional clothing dude :*) )
    
    First of all, I'm too modest to dress like some do.  Secondly, I'd
    rather let my music do the talking.  There are a lot of hip bands out
    there that need a tailor a lot worse than I do ;-)
    
    Mike

>    I always thought the Partridge Family had a positive stage pressence.
    
    not to change the subject too much, but do you people remember Danny?
    Well he's been living in Phoenix for a while and working as a DJ for
    Power 92 (rap, dance pop, wretch, etc. station).  He was fired last
    month because of the bad publicity he brought on the station.  All the
    media told us was that he was beaten (very badly by the looks of him) up 
    by a male tranvestite posing as a female prostitute.  
    
    However, I have a friend that works in the Phoenix PD computer center. 
    He told me that the official police report said he was "...beaten up for
    inserting a coke bottle into the prostitute's anus, once he discovered
    what he was really dealing with".
    
    Mike

    
    sick time......
    
    "no,no"said the transvetite"you won't find a bottle opener up there" 8)
    
     

    Sounds like a major rathole to me!
    
    Back to the subject at hand (stage attire), I personally don't like the
    spandex look much.  I don't see it coming back either, at least without
    something over it.  Most of the rock bands I've seen around here lately
    wore the standard torn up jeans (sometimes over spandex) and t-shirts
    (often ripped up).
    
    I like Scary's approach, but I might go with a dark or other then white
    t-shirt.  But leather does get pretty hot...
    
    Or you could just go with the Red Hot Chili Peppers approach...getcha a
    pair of tube socks from K-mart.  Not only is it inexpensive, but you
    get a SPARE in the package!
    
    re: Mike's Beret
    
    The only band's I've seen wearing berets were punk and/or alternative
    style.  Berets seem kinda popular with that crowd.
    
    gh
                               

    Re: Danny
    
    I never liked that little dork anyway.  The little pip-squeak ruined
    the show every week!!   8-(

>    I like Scary's approach, but I might go with a dark or other then white
    
    So do I and that is usually what I wear.  I'm not particular about the
    color of the shirt though.
    
>    re: Mike's Beret
>    The only band's I've seen wearing berets were punk and/or alternative
>    style.  Berets seem kinda popular with that crowd.
    
    That's kinda funny.  It might take quite a few guesses for you to
    figure out who wears one, but doesn't come close to that style. ;-)
    
    Mike

    re: Mike
     
             Check into someone building you some clothes. There must
    
         be someone there that is in the business!! Go with ripped
    
         jeans and LEATHER!!!!!!                                

    RE::Mike
    
     Doesn't Chris Degarmo wear one of them dealies on his head?
    
                                  Frizkid
    

    
    
    Danny more than ruined the show.. he was ugly!!

    They were ALL ugly!!!  Even that damn dog!

    
    
    NO WAY< MAN!!!!!!
    
    
    I thought Danny ruled :*)
    
    

    So who did you see wearing a beret, Mike?  
    
    re: stagewear
    
    Denim and leather roolz!
    
    gh

    The next gig I do I'm going to wear my STEEL PHANTOM T-shirt.
    Awesome logo...awesome coaster!  Plus, the color scheme matches
    my RG550.

    
    re. Greg
    
    
    
    Personally i think MIke has been watching way too many POSION
    vid's :*)
    
    

    re: Wendy
    
    Yeah, I agree, but wasn't ole CC wearing a Tam, not a beret?
    
    gh (who also saw that interview thing on MTV)

    BEETLE HAT, BERET 
    TAM, HAT, CAP . . .
    ;*)
    
    

Yep, Rikki Rocket wears a beret..  My drum_buddy_hero...  Ahhhh...  Or is it CC ?

The Fugly Family ??  No way dude, Susan Dey and I could have a major league
"boink fest".  :)

    
    
    Damn, I'm glad I'm in Boston where stagewear means "uniqueness and
    originality".
    
    Things I've seen on band members in the Boston area:
    		Crazy band/concert t-shirts
    		Chuck's (Converse HighTops)
    		Over-dyed jeans (faded jeans dyed a different color)
    		silk shirts, worn open over band/concert t-shirts
    		knee-high moccasins
    		jeans cut off into above-the-knee shorts
    		clothing with writing ALL over it
    		army jackets
    		jean's jackets cut into vests
    		chains rapped around a few times for a belt
    		baseball caps worn backwards (and/or flipped up)
    		t-shirts cut into tank-tops
    		boots/shoes with loads of buckles
    		poet's shirts with lots of long dangling necklaces (like
    			the ones on leather thongs)
    		DocMartins (no red laces, please!)
    		Polyester suits (yes, believe it or not)
    		Snug black jeans with snakeskin boots
    		Leather fringe vests
    		Weird hats
    		
    This list could go on and on.  MY point is that you don't need a ROCK
    'n ROLL store to get cool clothing.  Mix and match from different
    places to get your overall look.  Merry Go Round does have some COOL
    men's stuff--when you pair it with something from the Salvation Army or
    Goodwill.  
    
    I think the "industry" is so diluted with look-a-likes right now that
    in order to make a lasting impression, you have to be unique.
    
    Berets can be found just about anywhere, usually in the women's hat
    section of any major store. (But possibly not in the summer in
    Phoenix!)
    
    kath

    Re: -1
    
    Susan Dey and Coop bumpin' uglies?  ;-)
    
    I couldn't name a Poison song to save my life!
    
    Re: mystery man in the beret
    
    For about the last 3 years, it is virtually impossible to see a photo
    or a live concert performance of Phil Keaggy without him wearing it.
    
    Mike

>    I couldn't name a Poison song to save my life!
    
    You lucky DOG!
    
    8^)

>    Things I've seen on band members in the Boston area:
>    		Crazy band/concert t-shirts
>    		Chuck's (Converse HighTops)
>    		Over-dyed jeans (faded jeans dyed a different color)
>    		silk shirts, worn open over band/concert t-shirts
>    		knee-high moccasins
>    		jeans cut off into above-the-knee shorts
>    		clothing with writing ALL over it
>    		army jackets
>    		jean's jackets cut into vests
>    		chains rapped around a few times for a belt
>    		baseball caps worn backwards (and/or flipped up)
>    		t-shirts cut into tank-tops
>    		boots/shoes with loads of buckles
>    		poet's shirts with lots of long dangling necklaces (like
>    			the ones on leather thongs)
>    		DocMartins (no red laces, please!)
>    		Polyester suits (yes, believe it or not)
>    		Snug black jeans with snakeskin boots
>    		Leather fringe vests
>    		Weird hats
    
    This sounds like what I see on a weekend stroll thru Metrocenter ;-)
    
>    		Crazy band/concert t-shirts
>    		Chuck's (Converse HighTops)
>    		jeans cut off into above-the-knee shorts
>    		army jackets
>    		baseball caps worn backwards (and/or flipped up)
>    		t-shirts cut into tank-tops
    
    ...and sometimes on those strolls, I'm wearin' these myself ;-)
    
    Mike
    	

>>>    		Crazy band/concert t-shirts
>>>    		Chuck's (Converse HighTops)
>>>    		jeans cut off into above-the-knee shorts
>>>    		army jackets
>>>    		baseball caps worn backwards (and/or flipped up)
>>>    		t-shirts cut into tank-tops
    
>>>   ...and sometimes on those strolls, I'm wearin' these myself ;-)
    
    
    You forgot your "I love the Lakers sheatshirt" with matching "L.A.
    Lakers, Team of the Decade" jacket.

    
    Drummers have it easy. Give me a pair of shorts. Other than that
    I've been trying to find cool t-shirts like the snake skin print
    sleeveless I found at that place in Marlboro.
    
    

    
    
    	RE: Jesse and the bashing of the Lakers
    
    	You've GOT to be the most redundant person I have ever
    	known.
    
    	Mike - is the beret all you're looking for or is there
    	more??
    
    	tigga~~~

    
    
    Who is Phil Keaggy?

    
    
    	RE: .45
    
    	I *think* he's one of the Christian musicians that Mike
    	listens to alot...
    
    	tigg~~~

    Gee thanks for the insight tigga. Your objectivity clearly proves your
    knowledge of redundancy and Laker bashing. I will immediately send away
    for the "Wash Away Redundancy, Be Like Tigga" guide.

    
    
     I hate leppard spandex!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
    

    
    
    
    YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
    

    
    
     I hate ALL spandex!!!!!
    
                                Frizkid
    

    
    I still have a pair, they're awesome! Women love 'em, guys hate 'em.
    I wore 'em to Hampton Beach once and almost got molested!

Gotta agree with Pete (Say WOT ?!).  Women love 'em.
If you play a club and women come to molest the musicians, then the
guys flock in to try swoop 'em while your playing, then the bar owner gets
rich, then you get rich.

BUT - 

Just say NO to woodies and spandex.  :)

jc (Who's got a TON of stage_stuff)

    
    
    	Ummm.....not all women love spandex on guys....
    
    	Personally I could live with our without it....I could
    	definitely live without spandex biker shorts....yuck!
    	Black and hot pink tiger striped spandex pants on a 
    	great looking long haired dude I could somewhat deal
    	with but I'd still rather see 'em in a pair of faded
    	torn levi's......
    
    	

    JJ, you forgot to sigh.

    
    	Hey mods, am i allowed to say
    
    	Up yours Jesse...
    
    	??
    

    Hey Jess, maybe it wasn't that good for her.
    
    And no, you're not allowed to say that.

    
    	Ok, how about go suck an egg.  Can I say that?
    
    	FWIW Jesse, I was stating an opinion.  Pete and Coop
    	said that women like spandex.  I was saying that not
    	all women do and what I preferred to see men in.
    
    	It has nothing to do with being 'satisfied' and having
    	the need to sigh.
    

    
    
    RE: .41 (Mike)
    
    I see you got my point.  ;-)
    
    
    kath

    
    
    Then again, I thoroughly enjoyed the Scatterbrain show where they came
    out dressed as cheerleaders..then just women (in various states of
    dress/undress)......then the lead singer (Christ) did most of the show
    in a chicken suit.
    
    kath

    JJ, you missed my meaning.
    
    I didn't mean <sigh> as in being satisfied. I meant <sigh>, cuz you was
    describing the type of man you dig. Am I making any sense?
    

    JMO ... but I think spandex on stage has run it's course. I never was
    that much of a soandex fan ('course I never was built to wear it
    either).
    
    I agree (with whoever said it) that being `natural' comes across
    better, either that or totally opposite.  But, there's different
    strokes for different folks.  If phoney poser girly_boy spandex is your
    thing ... hey, go enjoy your thing.    8^)
    
    Scary

    
    	Either way Jees, I don't think a sigh was necessary.
    

    re -1 Gotcha. 
    
    
    

    re: .63
    
    Uh oh, Matt gets an ego boost!  Watch out, his head's gonna be filling
    up small spaces he's near!
    
    ;^)
    
>        If this had been  a  bar  though,  I'm  sure  they would have
>        enjoyed the change of clothing  after  every set.  It gives a
>        different type of stage presence.
    
    Not to mention covering up those EMBARRASSING sweat and urine marks!
    
    ;^)
    
    gh (who doesn't get to play out and women aren't interested in anyway)

    
    
    SO,
    
    I have a question.
    
    So is it a real faux pas to wear spandex now.  I have never really
    liked the shiny spandex, but I do own two pairs of pants that have
    spandex in them..
    
    They are not shiny...
    
    But I think I'll wear them anyways no matter what anyone sez cause I
    like em!

    They look fine on *some* women (on others it's looks like a bag full of
    cottage cheese ... yeaarf ...).  A few years back (quite a few, now
    that I think about it ...) all the up and coming metal bands were
    dripping in it - then they'd be out on the road for a while, come back
    home wearing denim and leather.  Watching the metal bands on MTV, I
    don't see much spandex these days ...
    
    Scary

    
    They're still in on women, but they're out on guys for stage wear,
    that's why i don't wear 'em anymore, except for girlfriends. 8-)

    re: Scary
    
    Yeah, spandex on people that weigh a lot just grosses me out!  Don't
    some people realize how *bad* that looks???
    
    re: .-1
    
    Sixty-nine dude!
    
    gh

    
    Hey, I *finally* got one!

    
    I'M NOT FAT!

    Did we say or insinuate that you were fat, F.?
    
    I say, nay, we did not!
    
    gh

    
    
    Greggy, you missed the smilie!

>    	Mike - is the beret all you're looking for or is there
>    	more??
    
    Tigga, for now, that is all I'm looking for.
    
    Mike

    Re: pant size
    
    I just have to ask, what would motivate a woman to ask that question?
    
    Mike (who's curious)

    
    No way, goddess of f.edness is vulumptuous!
    
    
    
    Do I get my money now? 8-) 8-)

    Re: -1
    
    only if you spell it right first!

    
    Sorry, I was using WendyOspell! 8-)

    oh fine , blame it on me :*)
    
    
    		wendy o'
    
    
    
    
    

    Maybe he ment it that way.  VolLUMPtuous...
                                   ^^^^
    
    ;^)
    
    Wendy o' is the root of all evil.

    
    
    RE: .67 (F.)
    
    Lycra leggings (soft, like t-shirt material, but stretchier) are 
    still in.....shiny spandex is out.
    
    
    kath
    
    

    
    	Why is spandex "not cool" just because it's not being used
    	any more?  How did it ever get started in the first place?
    
    	If everyone is wearing denim, and a band comes out wearing
    	spandex, then isn't that "different", or "new and refresh-
    	ing"?
    
    	That's similar to a band wearing denim when everyone else
    	is wearing spandex.  It's a change.
    
    							GTI
    

    
    
    
    Hey Pete!  You made my day!!
    
    
    
    Goddess of F-Dottedness

    
    re: -1
    
    You're quite welcome!

    RE: Pete
          What do you wear on stage?
    
                          former bassist 
                               
                               Gregg P.

    
    eeesh...ummm. I wear shorts, usually something bright. If I wore
    pants I'd die. Shirts vary from my snake skin print shirt, or
    my Exodus, Iron Maiden, etc...shirts. As long as it's sleeveless.
    And I ALWAYS wear a headband so I don't get sweat in my eyes.
    If I didn't I'd be doomed! Music is WAY fast and I sweat MEGA.

>>    If I didn't I'd be doomed! Music is WAY fast and I sweat MEGA.
    
    He's not kidding.  When I saw him, they had to sand-bag around the
    stage to keep the floor from flooding!!   :^)
    
    Chris D.
    
    P.S. weren't you wearing a Janet Jackson t-shirt that night?  :^)
    
    

    
    re: -1
    
    No, a WHAM! t-shirt! Agagagagaga!

    Why do many poseurs have long hair?  Seems like the best musicians
    have short hair.

        Musicians that  have short hair aren't better than those with
        long hair Mike.    It's  cause  they  can't  grow it to begin
        with ! :^)
        
        METALord_with_long_hair_!

    
    
    and some of em used to have long hair but chopped it.  one of my all
    time favs for example... neil peart!
    
    

    
    Most muso's with short hair probably look dead silly with long hair !!!
    
    ( except Buck of course ;^) )

    I *used* to have real long hair...i like the military style better...
    less hassles

    
    It IS a hassle but it's worth it to me. 8-)

    Hair is a pain,
    
    All the time I spent growing mine and I have to tie it in a tail all
    freaking day long!

    For the last 6 years I've been gettin it cut once a year.
    It don't really matter to me---
    
       Crazy_the_complete_anti_stylist_Al

    You'll be trading info on which shampoo brands you use next. :^)
    
    By the way you can add Ozzy's skinhead circa 81-82 to that list of
    those who had but had'nt but have again. 
    
    O'H.

    Being a person that doesn't appreciate being hot all the time (Greg and 
    I should swap climates), I like to keep mine a reasonable length.  I
    get irritable when its hot and long hair annoys me.
    
    Mike (Massachusetts native living in the desert)

    
    
    
    I'll let my hair grow as long as it wants to!! I'd like to have 
    it down to my waste all the way around! 
    
    
    

    RE-1
    
    you'd look like cousin "it" from the Addams Family  8)
    
    
    
                                              Staynz

    
    
    
    	Hehehe.. I was gonna say that!

     Hair has NOTHING to do with how a person plays....
    
             The person makes the music....The hair doesn't!
    
     I've seen both side of the coin....
    
                  I'm gonna let my hair grow as F*CKIN' long as I can get
    to!!!!     
                       Frizkid
    

    >I'll let my hair grow as long as it wants to!! I'd like to have 
    >it down to my waste all the way around! 
                   ^^^^^
    Oh no...WENDYOspell!
    8^)
    
    
    Buck, who thinks the waist-length hair is an attempt to be more like 
    Duy!

    No dude, he ment "waste", like he want's hair down to his butthole!
    
    gh

    saves on the toilet paper that way

    
    
    	re: friz
    
    	Your bangs my be longer, by my hair is overall longer :')
    
    	re: Buck
    
    
    	Ya, right....

     Whitpose....
     
             I knew you were gonna say that!8")!
    
      Just rub it in!
            But you have to consider you '3' years to my elder,
    and by the time I'm your age GRAMPS I'll have hair down to my arse!
    
                        Frizkid
    

>    	re: friz
>    
>    	Your bangs my be longer, by my hair is overall longer :')
    
    Yo Friz, his hair is WAY longer then yours!   And HIS isn't all fried!
    
    gh

    
> Note 765.112 by COMET::FRISBYA 
    
    > But you have to consider you '3' years to my elder, and by the time I'm 
    > your age GRAMPS I'll have hair down to my arse!
    
      	Yeah, then you'll really be like, way cool, man. Ever consider 
    	going to college and majoring in maturity?
    
    	/prc    

    regarding .104 do you really mean waste or waist????
    *:^)

     whoops missed that one by 11 replies!

    
    Re: Shampoo
    
    Its gotta be Vidal Sassoon shampoo and conditioner and V05 hot oil once
    a week.
    
    -TTT  ( Back.....for the attack ;^) ).

      Pete:
    
             What crawled up your butt??
        Since when have YOU been so "mature"?
    
                    Frizkid...Who says a 'mature' dog doesn't pee on the
    carpet.
    

    D*mn, I just pee'd on the carpet last night...

    >D*mn, I just pee'd on the carpet last night...
    
    Better than the crap you dumped on the kitchen floor!!

    Damn, you too!?!?  sounds like a job for Pepto *AND* the Gazette!

    
> What crawled up your butt??
    
    	A buffalo.
    
  
> Since when have YOU been so "mature"?    
    
    	Ever since I dropped the high school attitude, something you
    	haven't been able to do.
    
    	/prc

     RE::-1
            Pete.....
    
                     Nor would I what to?...O.K.?
    
                  So get OFF!
    
                                 Frizkid
    

    
    re: -1
    
    Your suffering will continue to be legendary.

    Re: -1
    
    Do you know Isiah Thomas?

    Nopers!
    
    
    Do any of you non-posers know where I got my P-Name??
    

    She was thinking of Zeke Mowatt of the PAtsies. He's probably got a
    bigger, er, bottle.

       Pete...
    
                Bring it on!!!!!!!!!
    
                             Frizkid
    

    Re: Zeke Mowatt
    
    Jess, yeah that must be where 'pril's mail p_n comes from too.  ;-)

    Nope

    How about thrash metal poseurs? You know,the types with the Metallica
    t-shirt from 1983 or an obscure Belgium death metal band called
    Zargbitidickus? Who also know the latest style of moshing,and know
    how to stage dive "just so",and criticize the scene for being "too
    lame" or full of "poseurs"? Ho!ho! 
    
    Personally,i enjoy wearing my Madonna Blonde Ambition t-shirt to 
    Napalm Death gigs just to p*** these nerds off.
    
    Joe Strummer.
    

      Snakeskin fashion boots with the little chains on them....
                   Like the one's Jim WhitPose was wearing when he slipped
    right outside of the Rockpile because he was falling over drunk..8),8)!
     There also good for parking lot skiing with his girlfriend and I
    dragging him to the car!!!!
              How's your head,bud?
                                 Frizkid
                                        

    
    
    	I go away to school for a week, and look what I miss!! 
    
    BTW, they are not snakeskin... I gottem down Texas, when 'Pril picked
    up her knee highs.... Black Swaide with white paint splotches... Think
    I'll where'em tonight... ;').. and they are GREAT for parking lot
    skids! ;')

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        Still looking  for  a  short  coat with swallow tails, tuxedo
        jacket.  I've  priced  a  few  both  in  Burlington,  VT  and
        Worcester, MA and they're around $140 - $160 used.   The only
        place I found in my price range ($50 - $70)  didn't  have  my
        size.  (Need a medium-large or large.)  
        
        If anyone has one kicking around  in  the  closet  that  they
        don't  use/need, please let me know.  Even better would be  a
        pointer  to  any stores that anyone may know about that sells
        such items of  clothing.  I remember a place in Boston that I
        was at back in  1985  that  sold  foil style shirts, keyboard
        print ties, and other various rock band clothing.
        
        I'll be in the South Boston area next weekend.
        
        Thanks in advance. . .
        
        Matt

    
    should have asked BEFORE the wedding you poseur :')
    
    ps, thanks for the killer setups.  im enjoying one now :')
    
    

Hey Mikie !  Check out "Rude Dog" too !

Comfy, cool stuff.

Rude Dog roolz !!

FYI - Rude Dog is a company owned by Ex-supercross star Rick Johnson.
Nobody can ride like RJ !!

jc