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You Can’t Bring Me Down.

By morgado | Published 05/13/2011

Couple more tees from seller eatbiggetbig2010 for this week, both of them from “You Can’t Bring Me Down” tour era. Neither are especially spectacular, but they’re certainly better than ST baseball jerseys or Freedumb era gear…

You Can’t Bring Me Down.

By morgado | Published 04/20/2011

Seller pusha_tee, he of the Danzig shirts and crewnecks from yesterday, has a lot of cool stuff still up, including this 1990 tour tee from Suicidal Tendencies, which, while it might not be the strongest of t-shirt designs, is way better than the one from a mere year later* that’s for sale from jrome2yadome. Also, cheaper.

*- I know it looks like they’re from the same year, because they both have the same “You Can’t Bring Me Down: Touring” logo on the back, but if you look close you’ll see that the cities are completely different. That tour could have carried over from 90-91, I suppose, but while I like ST, I don’t like them enough to bother looking it up. I’m writing this at midnight, I should be asleep for crying out loud.

Smoke Weed And Skate.

By morgado | Published 04/12/2011

Seller randythrashzappa has a couple cool looking tees up for all you potheads and skaters…

Yes that is a Mike Muir autograph on the back above the butt print. I assume the front is some sort of sports team rip.

You Still Won’t.

By morgado | Published 03/06/2011

Another one from randomhero123 that, should you want to make our friend Tre commit seppuku and leave his vast fortune to his dog (he won’t), you should bid on for the purposes of tie dying…

Actually, tie dye probably wouldn’t be that weird for an ST tee. Skaters wear some weird stuff sometimes. And may I say the presence of an actual breast pocket on the tee is a nice touch. If you’re just a plain old metalhead ST fan tho, you’re still covered:

Not Metal Monday

By b. murphy | Published 02/12/2011

It’s not Metal Monday, but who could resist this shirt from zwuerthner? That bird is ill. One legged, skull wing .. is that a cigar in the mouth? Metallica, Danzig and Suicidal Tendendies. Can you image the carnage at this gig? Plus, the drawing by Mr Pushead doesn’t hurt either. Can anyone explain to me where in Keene NH they played? Or better yet, WHY?

Kobe Sucks

By b. murphy | Published 12/31/2010

Yeah, not really. Dude is a basketball genius. Despite being a Celtics fan, I can still appreciate his skill and style. Every time he comes to the garden, I chose to boo, but deep down, I know he’s got the goods. I’d rather have him on my team than Lebron, that’s for sure. Now, if you are a Kobe fan, or just a fan of the Lakers (ugh) in general, x23mjx has the Terror for you. And even if you don’t like the Lakers (like me), you can grab this lot with a great Suicidal Tendencies rip off longsleeve. Well worth the low entry cost. Consider donating the Lakers tee, it’s a tax write off.

Suicidal Tendencies Show Review Part 2: CRO-MAGS.

By morgado | Published 11/16/2010

And away we go with part 2 of my review of Sunday night’s Suicidal Tendencies show in NYC… haven’t read the first part? Well go on over to Vinyl Noize, and check it out, cuz I’m spreading the love (and the review) out amongst the Noize sites… go ahead, go and come back. I’ll still be here, checking out this Cro-mags lot from iwaschaboy

All caught up? Good, because now, conveniently enough, we’re on to the Cro-mags set from Sunday. And as you’d expect from the ‘mags on their home turf, it was freakin’ insane. It helps that the ‘mags are one of the few hc bands that can take the concert vibe and make it work for them, though JJ trying to get half the room to do “Don’t” and the other half “Tread on me” with a practice run before they did the song was awkward. We’re talking dudes being inspired to start moshing in the lobby intensity. Clockwork Orange music into World Peace/Show You No Mercy? Yes. Crush the Demoniac? Yes. A couple Bad Brains covers dedicated to memory of Jerry Williams? Yes. Rise and Fall intro? OHHHHHH yes. And a raging sea of moshing and thrashing humanity through out. Def a weird mix of people up front, as there were lots of old hc dudes, young hc kids, giant hessians in leather jackets, girls with very smooth and surprisingly un-sweaty skin (it was close quarters up there, what can I say), dudes with dreads, dudes dragging their girlfriends through the pit like cavemen to try and keep them out of the way yet still up front (fail), and while not up front, I kid you not, this show was attended by at least three midgets. No seriously, I saw three separate midgets at this gig. Which is kind of cool. They’re also the only people who would fit into this old ‘mags shirt from blackrebelvintage:

Thing looks super short and stretched out. Anyways, the best part of the ‘mags, and possibly of my night, was seeing my boy Steve STB for the first time in almost 5 years. Dude looked great, and was losing his mind to the ‘mags with a giant smile on his face. It was like old times.

Part three coming soon to Absurd Noize!

Monday Night BIN.

By morgado | Published 11/08/2010

We’ll be seeing a bunch of posts from me showcasing hottdogg9000′s auctions through out the day tomorrow, but I wanted to end my day the way it began: Casali style. And that means BIN’s.

$15 seems a little high for a B9 Schism shirt (especially when you factor in having to have it shipped from Finland), but it’s not like there’s going to be a bidding war on it so you could probably just wait and do a last minute bid and try to win it at the $4.99 start price. I’m just eh on the Suicidal/Vans collab, but man dig that TP hoodie. White strings on a dark color hoodie or zip up is such a chill look. Especially with the white in the lettering. I don’t know if those white strings are because someone at some point had to put a new drawstring in it, but I really don’t care. It’s a look I love.

Suicidal Tendencies crew neck

By Casali | Published 10/26/2010

Every piece of merch has a story and this one is no exception.

This is an original Suicidal Tendencies “Skull” crew neck sweatshirt that I bought at the original Rough Trade Records / Slam City Skates store on Talbot Road in London in 1986, a bunch of us got the train down, intending to go on the CND peace march, but ended up spending the day Skateboarding and shopping for records instead.

I would say that a day of skating and shopping for records is better than a day at a peace march.

Suicidal Tendencies shirt

By Casali | Published 10/11/2010

Ebay seller backside_kickflip‘s auctions are never short on pictures. They are short on descriptions however. Some items don’t need descriptions however like this awesome Suicidal Tendencies “Won’t Fall In Love Today” shirt. This might be one of the best Suicidal shirts I have seen yet. It’s $12 as well. Dumb if you don’t.