I should've mentioned that Brett (the dude in the Ramones and Yardbird tees) was the bass player for Napalm and Fuzzbubble. Here's another, probably futile, attempt at reviving this thread

Me lounging around in a Mickey ringer. Pic is probably mid to late '80s

I agree, just curious if you thought anything of it. I think that Brockum tag on the "other" looks legit, too. I tried to decipher the Thai writing on the Brockum roll ad(?) with Google Lens, but it just came out as gibberish. Just because there's some very real looking Brockum on the outs...

Here's a JT's ultimate from an August 2000 music festival

Hey Jimmy,

I'm curious what you think about the funky looking bit of stitching on the "other" in the last photo of the bottom hems of the shirts (before the pics of the Brockum roll).

M

I'm still hoping that other people will post to this thread, but who knows. Here's a couple of my boy Brett, probably mid to late 90s (both the pics and the tees). He decided to end it all about a year ago, unfortunately. Miss you, brother

Nice, I didn't know about Google Lens. Even better!

I'm interested what you all think of these boots. They're being sold as "modern reprints," so they're not trying to pass them off as something they're not. The print looks pretty impressive to my eyes. I can't find originals to compare them against, though. What I'm really interested in is...

I've been going through old posts since I wasn't here 12 years ago (!) and came across this one, which is definitely one of my favorites...maybe only surpassed by the heated discussion about double tag Hanes on a 1993 shirt. Anyway, I thought I'd try to revive it. Here I am striking a classic pose. ...

I'm with you there, man. I haven't bought anything, I've just been kind of astonished at the shit that sells. I've seen people drop some reasonably serious coin on totally worthless tees, at least from my perspective. Some of the shows, especially the late night stuff, seem to be more about the pers...

Just wondering if anyone on the board is selling on Whatnot? Seems like you could unload pretty much anything, as long as you consistently have a lot of merchandise and some kind of social media following. If you haven't seen it, check it out, it's interesting. Looks like a nice way to sell without ...