Mr. Blurrycam is back with some lovely shots of a 411 1992 tour shirt. Between you and me, I am not an overly big fan of 411, but perhaps if I had seen them on a tour called “living in sin”, my opinion would be different.
Yes, that appears to be sleeveprint you seen through the haze. It says “SIX”. I think. Hit up Double Cross webzine for some Dan O. loving.
I saw this windbreaker for the first time at a Sick of it All show in Boston on the Scratch the Surface tour. I believe Black Train Jack was also on the bill, but time has clouded my memory. I remember people holding hands and singing along to Black Train Jack. Not sure why there was hand holding, but it was odd.
Anyway, if you were or thought you were cool in 1994, you had a windbreaker. Adidas or possibly Nike were cool, but nothing fit the bill like a Sick of it All windbreaker. Sure the alleyway dragon design would peel off within minutes of wearing it, but that would only add to your coolness.
Luckily for you this baby is intact and comes from a loving one family home. DO it, your friends will think your cool.
Demonstrating My Style
Yes it’s 1996. Madball was not going to let you forget that hardcore was still living, was still dangerous, and DMS was on the scene. NYHC to the bone. These guys are still living it 13 years later. What were you up to 13 years ago? Thought so.
Oh Duchamp, please let me come look through your closet!
Here is a rare ALL shirt. I am going to go out on a limb and say that this right here is the FIRST ALL shirt they ever made. Has the 1988 copyright under the logo, which is the same year the first 2 ALL albums were released, but does not feature ALLROY. I’m thinking these were sold on the first tour, possibly before Allroy Sez was released. Even the logo is a play on the Descendents “all?…NO ALL”. This to me is like skimming the line between the two bands.
Real cool shirt indeed. I have not seen another like it.
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