Author Archives: b. murphy

Brian has been collecting shirts for 15 years (plus sneakers, vinyl, ... but mainly shirts). He started going to shows in the mid 90s and quickly got hooked on crucial gear. Blame it on Bane or In My Eyes. He's still in a debate with Dalbec on who has the better Bane collection. As far as blog content, you can expect to see lots of weirdo late 90s tees and lots of newer, more recent merch from Brian.

Slept On Shirt

Ever slept on picking up a shirt? I did. I always wanted one of these TFS Crew shirts on a white tee. I saw TFS a bunch when they had them. For some reason, I never picked one up. I always figured, I’ll get it the next time they come around. Guess what? They stopped […]

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Ending Soon – Chester Cheetah?

That doesn’t look like Chester Cheetah to me, but according to theriseandfall, that’s the title this shirt was given. Maybe it’s the orange color? Very cheetos-esque. The seller says i believe this shirt was made for “friends only” black shirt with orange ink. size medium. very limited. I like when people are a little more […]

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The Power Of Expression

Anyone find Casali a black WW Bl’ast tee yet? He’s still looking… Perhaps to tide him over, you could buy this boot of of hottdogg9000, and send it his way. Better yet, buy it and keep it for yourself. Then one day when he really needs it, you’ll have something to hang over his head. […]

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Pre-Order Letdown

The one and only time I have ever pre-ordered a CD was back in 2005. And the only reason I REALLY pre-ordered the cd is because it came with a free tshirt. The big mystery is what the tshirt would look like. You should be aware that it was a Bane cd and a Bane […]

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Knee Deep In The Dead

I’m a big Swarm fan. You may or may not know that. Mostly, it stems back to a good friend of mine joining the band, Loubob. I met Lou back in 97. At the time, he was probably the coolest dude I knew. He drove a great car, played in a great band (Barrit), had […]

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Jungle Jamz

Jaguarz. Perhaps the most underrated and overlooked Lockin Out band of that era. It’s hard to stand in the shadows of Mental, Stop And Think, Righteous Jams, Justice, DUMPTRUCK, … Real hard. But this band wasn’t made up of slouches, not even close. Owen Black of Trumbull Island fame lead this crew. Rich Perusi of […]

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