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What do wear for hanging out with girls half my age?
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you might stick out too much with sf recs just wear your shirts and whatever catches your eye.Originally Posted by yodawg
SF recs will probably stick out a lot less than some of my shirts!
Only answer is a thong.Originally Posted by Uncontrol
You're not gonna recommend some expensive Japanese stuff that doesn't exist in any sizes big enough for me anyway? Heh.
Is this the DSmolken from Wolfmangler, Dead Raven Choir, etc.? I've been wondering this for a while.Originally Posted by dwyhajlo
One and the same. I've always got three or four bands going on, all in completely different styles. I also have a well-documented fondness for eyebleedingly loud shirts.
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You are the guy doing the ***** rap strangeness right? What did you call it, KrunkCore?
Post some more vids. (really, I kinda like it)
As for the question.... that is actually kinda hard. I always feel a musician can't go wrong with a suit.
Post some more vids. (really, I kinda like it)
As for the question.... that is actually kinda hard. I always feel a musician can't go wrong with a suit.
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Let's try something more specific. Do y'all think this shirt would be too much/too loud for this context?Originally Posted by dsmolken
Ridiculous pattern, sure, but subtle colors. Among my dozen or so silly shirts, this is probably the least silly.
Have you ever posted an outfit? To be honest I think people should wear variations of what they usually wear or like when going on stage; unless they are playing someone else, be it Kiss or an icecapades character.
I mean folk bands could be one of the instances where that workwear thing might work if that's your thing but then if you like suits don't bother.
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You are the guy doing the ***** rap strangeness right? What did you call it, KrunkCore?Originally Posted by NorCal
Post some more vids. (really, I kinda like it)
Heh. Yeah, me, and the same girls who are in the crunkcore project, too. Haven't made any new videos since the summer, though... just the live footage of our pop band that's on the Myspace page.
As for the question.... that is actually kinda hard. I always feel a musician can't go wrong with a suit.Originally Posted by NorCal
I've worn a suit playing with them at the singers' year end school festival. It was a slim/modern/casual one which worked well for that, and would probably also work for gigs at less divey bars. I also think a fleece blazer or a "meant to be worn with jeans" linen SC would work.
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Have you ever posted an outfit? To be honest I think people should wear variations of what they usually wear or like when going on stage; unless they are playing someone else, be it Kiss or an icecapades character. I mean folk bands could be one of the instances where that workwear thing might work if that's your thing but then if you like suits don't bother.Originally Posted by Fuuma
I do wear that shirt regularly, including to work. Loud shirts kinda are "my thing". Loud shirts, cowboy boots (I lived in Texas half my life), occasionally suits. Female singers often ask me to play shirtless, I assume that means my shirts must be very ugly. On stage I try to be an exaggerated version of myself, if that makes any sense. But I do also want the whole band to look like a coherent entity.
handcuffsOriginally Posted by thekunk07
Sadly, I'm so old that "girls half my age" are grown adults and there's nothing wrong with that. Oh, I guess that works as a reply to the post below yours, too.
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Post some more vids. (really, I kinda like it)Originally Posted by NorCal
As for the question.... that is actually kinda hard. I always feel a musician can't go wrong with a suit.
Oh, that reminds me. Here's me playing with one of my old bands wearing a crappy poly-wool suit jacket splattered with bleach and wood stain:
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And for extra SF points the lyrics are about a seamstress and cloth, though they are in Polish and don't make any sense anyway.
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Oh, that reminds me. Here's me playing with one of my old bands wearing a crappy poly-wool suit jacket splattered with bleach and wood stain:Originally Posted by dsmolken
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And for extra SF points the lyrics are about a seamstress and cloth, though they are in Polish and don't make any sense anyway.
interesting music; has a very laid-back, loungy feel to it. thanks for sharing.
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