This is interesting in that a lot of the bands that are talked about on here usually don't use any defined logos that you immediately associate with their name, so when you go on to design a t-shirt inspired by them the name seems almost secondary to the artwork.

You make pefect sense. The images that you associate with a record or pretty much anything are as much a reflection of yourself as a person as anything else.

Nah, you definitely don't.

a person that i know told me that 10 minutes before he met me he saw me someplace else and he thought that i listened to mbv.

so there you go.

sweet, someone agrees! you have no idea how out of place i felt at warped tour.. it was a hundred degree day, and kids were walking around in skin-tight jeans and all black, and there i was in a cute little outfit (and every time i changed, another one).. major awkward!

I dressed like a So. Cali guy. I think I said this already.

ha ha ha i saw the website for the warped tour and laughed.

but i guess you get what you can get, huh? :D

Judging by the clothes I wear I think I either come off a bit proletarian - be it the undershirt and the necklet during the summer or the shirt-sticked-into-trousers-variant at uni or work [this would mime the medium-level-civil-servant-proletarian] or as a student of the humanities with corduroy trousers and band T-Shirts.

If the proletarian look (and speech and behavior) lead people to think that I like both the original version by Billy Idol and the cover version by Scooter of Rebell yell, that I like 2 Unlimited and Queen, they are right. If the Sonic Youth-T-Shirt makes them think I like the bigger part of contemporary alternative rock music, they're wrong. A good outcome, I think.

I think my dress code reflects an interest in Rock, but I don't think people would necessarily look at me and figure me for someone who has all the YaHoWha 13 material and an extensive UK folk collection. I take a lot of good-natured ribbings for my fashion choices from the corduroy-and-ironic-haircut crowd I hang with.

Not really

i get teased about looking goth or rockabilly. i don't dress like either actually. i've got pretty standard things i wear. black shirts (sometimes red or something else), black skirts and tall black shoes...from strappy heels to boots. i always wear red lipstick and i'm pale. i've got no idea what i look like i listen to... but i do know my personal "dresscode" is pretty much how i've always been.

You have every Cramps bootleg and B-side, admit it.

sounds like a bunch of malkmus fans

yes??

do not! although my injun friend does. she's still got her old latex outfits from when she was 13. haha.

hey, it was actually pretty awesome. TONS of free swag, and against me! are the biggest sweethearts.. swoon.

i would get an ironic haircut if it meant i could win malkmus's love.

I hang with noise people who, on the whole, smell funny.

don't noise people, especially in the u.s., have beards?

OH YES

my record collection doesn't match, so yes.