Tags Matching: Straight Ahead

Straight Ahead May 5th CBGBs

By b. murphy | Published 01/08/2010

NYHC

Straight Ahead.

You had me in the first two lines. It doesn’t hurt that the Straight Ahead font makes me think of Coca Cola Classic.

Great flyer for sentimental reasons, obviously. Right out of Duane Some Records’ collection. Sweet.

Maybe Brett will post about running to get a hot dog. Actually, I think that was a different gig. But pretty chill lineup.

Straight Ahead, Beyond Possession, Sick Of It All and YDL. I’m not much of a YDLmin, but I’m sold.

You may be wondering who Beyond Possession was. Well, they sum it up nicely. “Beyond Possession is Beyond Possession. We know who we are….do you?”

What year was this? It was 9 days before my birthday. I was probably turning 9. So while dudes were moshing to SA, I was eating cake and reading comic books. Fair trade.

Rare Straight Ahead and Youth of Today promos!!

By Casali | Published 11/28/2009

Here is a chance to add these rare promo materials to your wall. Crucial early Youth of Today promo poster, and an uber rare Straight Ahead promo photo. I don’t think I have ever seen this listed for sale at the same time. Make haste!

Straight Ahead – Boots

By b. murphy | Published 09/22/2009

This week is all about Straight Ahead boots. Some are better than others.

This boot is just “ok.” Nothing too wild, nothing too crazy. The print is acceptable, but it feels like some of the details on the lion are missing.

This one is a Lost & Found bootleg (of course). For a bootleg, this one is pretty cool, actually. Three colors, yes, 3 colors. Grey tee and not that ashy grey shit color tee. Quality look. Bid it up.

Break Through, Break Free, Break Away!

Craig Ahead’s Revelation Records Adidas!

By jbil | Published 08/26/2009

You know all about these shoes by now. 150 pairs made in celebration for Revelation Records hitting 150 releases. Given out to band memebers who appeared on Rev150 or old Rev Artists and here is your chance to own the pair that belonged to the dude who wrote “Knockdown”, “Spirit of Youth”, and “BreakAway”. This is probably the coolest pair out of the 150.