Crip2nite got me thinking about something. How important is image to your music? Do you stick to a certain "look" or just go on in your street clothes? Do your street clothes have a certain look?
Chaeya has a steampunk thing going on. Crip used to do the spandex thing back in the day.
Marsha used to wear semi-goth outfits in N-2 Submission. The Impaler wore a black cape (and usually a Wendy's or other fast-food employee's shirt)
Mark St. Christopher kinda looked like a gothed-out Robert Smith when we played with them.
I've used some theatrics while doing noise music. But, I usually just wear my regular clothes when I play rock and roll. T-shirt & jeans (usually black) with a long sleeve or jacket. I'm probably gonna wear more hemp when I buy clothes next time. I usually get clothes (and everything else) at Salvation Army, Value Village, Goodwill, garage sales, etc.. Shoes are usually black industrial worker's slip ons with oil-resistant grip soles (professionally used in restaurants and auto garages). They're good on my feet and last a long fuc*ing time. I often wear out shoes every 9-10 months. These have lasted SIX YEARS. I might go back to Converse Chuck Taylors again if I can find good support inserts. Finding my size in stores is a pointlessly futile search, size 13 wide. So, I just order 'em online now. I'd like to find someplace that sells quality Nehru suits affordably. But, it's not something I'd have the money for right now anyway.
"fairly or unfairly, rock and roll is about image" ~ Gene Simmons
Chaeya has a steampunk thing going on. Crip used to do the spandex thing back in the day.
Marsha used to wear semi-goth outfits in N-2 Submission. The Impaler wore a black cape (and usually a Wendy's or other fast-food employee's shirt)
Mark St. Christopher kinda looked like a gothed-out Robert Smith when we played with them.
I've used some theatrics while doing noise music. But, I usually just wear my regular clothes when I play rock and roll. T-shirt & jeans (usually black) with a long sleeve or jacket. I'm probably gonna wear more hemp when I buy clothes next time. I usually get clothes (and everything else) at Salvation Army, Value Village, Goodwill, garage sales, etc.. Shoes are usually black industrial worker's slip ons with oil-resistant grip soles (professionally used in restaurants and auto garages). They're good on my feet and last a long fuc*ing time. I often wear out shoes every 9-10 months. These have lasted SIX YEARS. I might go back to Converse Chuck Taylors again if I can find good support inserts. Finding my size in stores is a pointlessly futile search, size 13 wide. So, I just order 'em online now. I'd like to find someplace that sells quality Nehru suits affordably. But, it's not something I'd have the money for right now anyway.
"fairly or unfairly, rock and roll is about image" ~ Gene Simmons
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"The music business is a cruel and shallow money trench; a long plastic hallway where thieves and pimps run free, and good men die like dogs. There's also a negative side." -Hunter S. Thompson
http://mikenobody.bandcamp.com/
http://www.facebook.com/MikeDamnNobody
https://www.facebook.com/MikeNobodyTheIslandofMisfitNoise
http://www.reverbnation.com/mikenobody
http://www.myspace.com/mike_nobody
http://mikedamnnobody.blogspot.com/
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