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“I believe I can fly” 

This is just the best

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    “I believe I can fly” 

    This is just the best

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    In honor of the first real day of the NCAA Tournament here is the greatest basketball court of all time by the fantastic Robert Indiana

    In honor of the first real day of the NCAA Tournament here is the greatest basketball court of all time by the fantastic Robert Indiana

    What was going to be in memoriam of this, this post of a song from The Thing From the Crypt Comp (reissued recently) that I pulled from Mutant Sounds is now a celebration of this. LONG LIVE THE MUTANT SOUNDS!

    Noz re-upped a bunch of awesome mixes. I had most of them but somehow missed the gem filled Trenton one. I didn’t make the mistake again, neither should you.

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Hey, we’re playing a show on Friday. It’ll probably be our last in town for a couple of months. Here is a hastily designed flyer for it.

    bigdigits:

    Hey, we’re playing a show on Friday. It’ll probably be our last in town for a couple of months. Here is a hastily designed flyer for it.

    A must read piece about Bill Cosby’s sweaters

    A must read piece about Bill Cosby’s sweaters

    RIP to my favorite good/bad rapper ever, may all of your secret fantasies come true for you in the next world

    RIP to my favorite good/bad rapper ever, may all of your secret fantasies come true for you in the next world

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Poster Boys: How the Costacos Brothers built a wall art empire (via @sbnation)
SEATTLE, 1984 – It all began with Prince. Naturally. One morning in his grandparents’ house that sat atop his home city, John Costacos – just 23 years old – awoke to hearing “Purple Rain” on the radio. 
 A University of Washington graduate whose football team had the best defense in the country at the time, Costacos came up with the idea of making a “Purple Reign” T-shirt to honor the team, featuring a lineman in a purple jersey falling from a cloud in the sky. Costacos printed up the shirts, traveled to a road game at Stanford one fall weekend and sold them in the parking lot. The idea was brilliant. By the end of the first week, he later estimated he had sold 20,000. [Read More…]
Words by @AmyKNelson

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    Poster Boys: How the Costacos Brothers built a wall art empire (via @sbnation)

    SEATTLE, 1984 – It all began with Prince. Naturally. One morning in his grandparents’ house that sat atop his home city, John Costacos – just 23 years old – awoke to hearing “Purple Rain” on the radio. 

     A University of Washington graduate whose football team had the best defense in the country at the time, Costacos came up with the idea of making a “Purple Reign” T-shirt to honor the team, featuring a lineman in a purple jersey falling from a cloud in the sky. Costacos printed up the shirts, traveled to a road game at Stanford one fall weekend and sold them in the parking lot. The idea was brilliant. By the end of the first week, he later estimated he had sold 20,000. [Read More…]

    Words by @AmyKNelson

    Digging through this immense Pen and Pixel archive in the middle of the blizzard. I ask, who will fund my P&P coffee table book idea?

    Digging through this immense Pen and Pixel archive in the middle of the blizzard. I ask, who will fund my P&P coffee table book idea?