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A while back we posted the latest sneaker customization completed by our homie JGoods. He will be in-store at the Mall Of America tomorrow night. Come hang out with us and the man himself to get familiar with shoe customization.
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Jordans = Timeless
We have been informing you all on the Air Jordan 1 (I) that will be hitting retailers in 2009 in lots of brand new colorways, and we just wanted to keep you guys updated. Here we feature eight fresh color shcemes in the classic Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro, nine color schemes in the Air Jordan 1 (I) Low style, and two pairs of the Air Jordan 1 (I) High Strap. The two pairs of Air Jordan 1 (I) High Strap are rumored to be inspired by Carmelo anthony and Joe Johnson, both of which are Jordan Brand athletes.
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Oh Street Fighter, how you ruled my life at such a young age and continue to do so with your newest release, IV. All bullshit aside though, this vinyl is dope and rare.
Capcom releases a throwback to the current most successful Street Fighter game of all time with a special edition vinyl. The Street Fighter II Turbo Battle Vinyl features sound effects and game music on respective sides. The red vinyl also includes a transparent sleeve with numbers limited to only 350 copies worldwide. A handful are available now at oki-ni.
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FAIL
Why!? I wanna know, are you that fucking worried about your image that even your FOOD has to be high fashion? Do you I guess. High fashion lollipops FTFL. (FTFL = For The Fucking Loss)
In a simple yet innovative personal touch to various runway shows around the globe, Massimo Gammacurta with the help of various fashion brands created a series of branded lollipops. The instantly recognizable powerhouse brands include Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and Chanel.
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U2′s No Line On The Horizon = Brilliant
*That’s all. Thank you.
Nah, I’m kidding. I got more than that to say. I hadn’t listened to any rock in weeks before giving this a chance and I’m glad I didn’t. I have a history with U2. Mom’s obsessed, Dad’s obsessed and my Uncle used to be their lawyer, so I’ve listened to pretty much everything since the Joshua Tree whether I knew it or not. Their last album, How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb had it’s epic tracks, but wasn’t that good front to back like other U2 albums. I personally don’t think they’ve had one since “All That You Can’t Leave Behind”, but hey that’s me. Wait, wasn’t that just before How To…? I think so. Anyways, it’s really awesome to hear these guys go back more towards their roots with this album. It’s a bit harder than you’re used to with U2. (*rhyme intended.) So definitely check this one out when you get a chance. It blew my mind.
