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Monday, November 29, 2010

Some more stuff from the last few months...

As promised, here's some more stuff from the last while (last few months) that I have been sittin' on. Mostly street painting as the local spots I frequent will have individual updates instead of being mixed in. Some good hits from everyone in these posts too. I particularly like the Trife Life Prod from their spot in the Plateau at that parking lot. I got some old hits too like those by Teaser and Dino, a couple others in the last post too I think. I've been meaning to drop a door and sticker post too, just gotta put those together. Anyway, enjoy these flics for now. As always, more to come.


Real nice RIP To Jays here by Renak & Miss Teri. You'll be seeing more of those popping up in my posts in the near future I'm sure as RIPs are all over town still. I'll post as I find them. I'll drop some more flicks soon so stay posted.

Graffiti Sketches: Graffiti Alphabet High Heels


Graffiti art in high heels. Graffiti sketch creative. Stay apply with spray paint on your shoes.

Graffiti Sketches: Graffiti Alphabet High Heels


Graffiti art in high heels. Graffiti sketch creative. Stay apply with spray paint on your shoes.

Graffiti Sketches: Graffiti Alphabet High Heels


Graffiti art in high heels. Graffiti sketch creative. Stay apply with spray paint on your shoes.

Orange Juice - You Can't Hide Your Love Forever - 1998


With the sort of bold title that recalled the optimism of the '60s (and, of course, echoes the Beatles' "You've Got to Hide Your Love Away"), Orange Juice's long-playing debut announced a band with a considerable repertoire of musical ideas and some endearingly honest songs about romantic dysfunction and rejection. For some, their purist vision was too near to sentiment and too knowingly coy, but that's a cynic's view. There are some lovely songs here, especially the previous Postcard release "Falling and Laughing" and the single "L.O.V.E. Love." And, in contrast to their reputation, these fey Glaswegians could rock out when the moment demanded it, too. -AMG




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