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I want to trade a few tees. I'm not selling them. I have many angles (including tags) but will just post the front with size.

Bold: Fits like large (signal xl).


Bold: Fits like tiny, tiny tiny medium (no tag, possibly not OG, no idea, but old ass tee)


Cold World: Fits like short large (tag is large but it's not very long)


Bane: Large


Bane: Fits like large (no tag)


To see more angles, check this link, More Angles

Turning Point: Fits like Large (anvil XL) - shirt not as yellowed as it appears. Bad lighting in my dining room.


To see more angles, check this link, More Angles

I'm looking for a few In My Eyes, Bane, Bold, Chain Of Strength, Schism, Wishingwell, Youth Of Today, ... tees. Let me know what you've got. Check my want list for more insight.

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Over the weekend, I had the honor of attending the opening of my brother's building. He's a project manager at the EMPAC building on the Rensselaer campus in Troy, New York. He's been busting his ass for the last few years and double that for the last few months. It was real cool to finally see the fruits of his labor.

We rolled up for a late lunch at El Mariachi's. So good. This time around, my mouth wasn't just recently unwired so I HOUSED some chips and salsa. Toss on the fajitas and an orange jarrito - I'm good to go!



We then had hours to kill before the 11pm event we were attending. It involved walking around Troy. A LOT. We then hit up the EMPAC building in order to see the Open Late With Madlib gig. Here's the only unblurry picture I really captured.



It was a weirdish event. Everyone keeps asking me if it was a rave. It was not. It was a juxtaposition between hip hop and visual art. The room had this giant 360 degree projection screen. For smaller events, it would be resting on the floor. This event was too large so they used the upper projectors and had it lifted 30 feet off the floor.

This is where the art part comes in. The Vidvox dudes were projecting weird ill video. They were live mixing it and doing all sorts of funky stuff. The bubbly MS Paint stuff was cool. When they started showing footage of the building construction, people started to get nauseous. That was a semi downer.



Regardless, the show was ill. J-Rocc and Madlib set it off. They had kids fist pumping during their "warm-up" period. It was probably all the WU they kept spinning. Juiceboxx got the crowd going crazy too. Koushik was in the house, mostly laughing on stage. Sadly, he didn't get to spin.



Overall, it was a great night. And my brother didn't freak out too much. I rode around Troy with Madlib and even got a chance to ask him about the Lord Quas dunks. Apparently he was given a few pairs, but that's all that ever came of them. He done good. Props!

ps. If you want to see some less fuzzy pics of the vidvox work, check this link.

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I have a few items up on ebay which may be of interest to some of you. Mostly LPs from the early 2000s, but some older ones too. Check it.



If you see anything you like, let me know. Maybe we can work out some crucial trades!

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