Friday, December 23, 2005

when i was 15 i was listening to social distortion, jawbreaker, hum and bad religion, how did i go downhill so fast? anyway, anyone who knows me is aware that i find jawbreaker's "dear you" to be the most incredible album ever made. the staying power is of these thirteen tracks are unreal and i still find myself listening to it almost every week for the past ten years. would anyone be interested if i were to design one shirt inspired by every song on the album and sell a limited edition of each?

20 Comments:

At 12/24/2005 01:16:17 AM, chris said...

very very interested would be my attitude...

 
At 12/24/2005 01:40:07 AM, Anonymous said...

fuck YES .. DO IT!

 
At 12/24/2005 05:19:01 PM, Anonymous said...

um...yep.

 
At 12/24/2005 06:56:34 PM, Bill said...

Sounds like a very cool idea, go for it. I'd like to see how it turns out.

 
At 12/25/2005 06:35:17 PM, Anonymous said...

do it...yess

 
At 12/25/2005 08:26:21 PM, Anonymous said...

don't do it. these kids say "omg yes do it!!!" but how many people do you think would actually buy jawbreaker shirts? i don't think it's realistic at all.

 
At 12/26/2005 12:18:29 PM, Jackman said...

i would definitely buy it... but i agree with the comment above! "how many people would actually buy a jawbreaker shirts?"... probably just us 'older folks' (20+)!

 
At 12/27/2005 01:16:09 AM, Anonymous said...

well i think w/e you make is an awesome shirt design, so go for it. i know it will turn out awesome.

 
At 12/27/2005 01:56:30 PM, Adam said...

It would be an interesting concept. I'd do it, and even if you don't make a run of shirts, you could make a limited run of posters or prints or something.

 
At 12/27/2005 06:26:19 PM, Anonymous said...

Do it for thursday. Full Collapse. But War All the Time has much more potential for artistic interpretation.

 
At 12/27/2005 08:47:38 PM, Anonymous said...

at first i thought, "i'd get one for jet black, accident prone... sluttering... chemistry... save your gene.. aw, fuck just do it all."

yep.
-colin

 
At 12/27/2005 11:15:44 PM, Anonymous said...

it wont be a "jawbreaker" shirt..its a shirt with ROB's interpretation of the song in a visual format. 15 year olds wont know what the hell they are buying. i say do it..awesome idea.

 
At 12/28/2005 06:15:06 AM, Josh Bradley said...

I'd be interested.

 
At 1/02/2006 05:11:11 AM, Alex said...

I'm definitely for it. I'm 17, (not older, as they say) and I would love it. Jawbreaker is my favorite band. I read someone saying that it wasn't a realistic idea, but I think doing them as a limited run would get you more than enough buys to ship all of your stock and still have some people lingering to buy the 'normal' stuff.
Some songs have fairly easily approachable imagery to make shirts, posters, whatever out of. 'Accident Prone'- Well, he's in a hospital bed, I think that's fairly self-explanatory. I can't think of a very good image for 'Jet Black' although it will come to me in time. I'll try to think of an idea or two for each track in the next few days. One song that would be fun and fairly not-so full of thought would be to do 'Into You Like a Train'. That kind of defeats the purpose of doing the run of shirts from the 'Dear You' album, as it is not actually on the original 13-track release (it is if you count the Blackball Records reissue, but let's not get into semantics...). Even if the idea flounders, it's fun to think about...

Kudos on the site and fullbleed. I hope the knees are feeling better.

P.S.- I dig the 'Sluttering' reference on the header.

 
At 1/10/2006 10:59:13 PM, Andy said...

thats in my top 3 albums of all time. People bag on it and say they like 24 Hour Revenge Therapy better but they dont know shit

 
At 1/10/2006 11:01:16 PM, Andy said...

oh and the shirts based on each track would be phenominal

 
At 1/11/2006 02:57:32 PM, meg said...

since this is also my favorite album of all time, i would be very interested.

 
At 1/13/2006 01:53:02 AM, justin ryan said...

in my top 5 favorite records ever. i'd definitely be into a shirt, poster, or print.

 
At 1/19/2006 03:29:25 PM, Nate said...

Go for it. Or put all the song concepts on a single shirt and have it represent the song "Shirt."

 
At 2/01/2006 12:55:25 PM, TonyJ said...

do it. at this point you could shit on a shirt and write fullbleed and kids would still buy it. but seriously, everyone needs a little jawbreaker in their life, even if they're unaware of it.

 

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