I hate it when they just stand there doing nothing, bop your head or something.

People still pay attention to pitchfork?

fucking amen

Points for hive-mind.

I guess I'd lean more toward indie in that aspect although I'll go full on into contact with music/movies/lifestyles/groups of people that most indie kids wouldn't touch with a ten foot cattle prod (ie crusties, goth kids, Dead heads), but I am kind of almost vegan, I eat meat maybe once every 6-8 months on average, but I don't pontificate this fact around, I'm just really picky.

fucking amen as well. I miss when audiences at concerts looked like this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3hjmhDv9h4

I wonder what your hair perhaps looks like

God damn Captain Hairspray in his 8 size too small DARE shirt and uber teased hair with facial hair stolen from Jack Sparrow and his dreaded bitch at Deerhoof, stomping and line-dancing and take up 6 square feet.

sadly, yeah.

josh- one day i'd love to go vegan. it's just my love of cheese and chicken that keep me from my goal. i understand completely.

eyeballgrowth- wicked!

against me! shows are the last bastion of hope for me. never see that reckless fun in a crowd anywhere else.

oh my god, i'm lawling.

that's awesome. the ironic dare shirt should have me cringing, but that's awesome.

Mudhoney shows are the most fun you could ever imagine. Same goes for Fishbone. ( actually same WENT for Fishbone ). Same goes for lots of bands actually

Don't get me wrong, if there are people who don't feel like going nuts like us, they are more than welcome not to. It's just those shows where no one is doing ANYTHING, just standing around holding their iphones up in the air, and shooting you nasty looks for showing enthusiasm for a band you really like. Assholes

I wanna photograph someone with that shirt, while they are doing drugs.

"Remember kids, just say no."

I eat cheese constantly and stuff with eggs in it, but not eggs are as an item them self. So I have no idea what to classify myself.

God, that guy, I was just waiting for him to bump into me a little too hard and Deerhoof show or not, I would have fucking slammed danced into him the rest of the night.

a guy looked at my brother (the kid is 12!) like he was nuts for being in awe of deerhoof.

josh- haha. i probably would have, by the end of the night.

i can't eat eggs alone or else i get nauseous. i have no problem cutting those out. just the cheese. i love the jalapeno swiss individual slices that my stepdad gets in. once i can get over those, i think i could handle slowly going vegan.

Amen. When I was a teenager I dressed somewhat like that, but it was before every college student in the US did. I was dressing that way for many reasons, 1 being because I have an obsession with olive green clothing, and also because I was 17 and I had recently discovered that you can get clothing for less money at the salvation army store. I never looked like a hipster, I never owned a cellphone and I went absolutely insane at every show I went to. I still have My olive green coat but it did not age well, I'd still wear it if it was in any shape, I miss my coat. I did kind of look like a freak back in those days though. I should start dressing like that again

i love goodwill sweaters because it fits in with my budget and i like tacky sweaters.

my mantra: more sequins, more awesome.

I stopped buying clothes. I hardly do, and if I do it's usually at skatershops. God I dress so hetero.

Dressing manly rules

Tight jeans, black military-style jack, t-shirt, occasionally long-sleeved button-down collared shirt...but most of all no ill-kempt fucking beard!

kinda tight jeans, a few layers, blue blazer. my hair veers into "indie girl" territory if i care to style it. which i don't. so it's just.. jade style.

Honestly, If it was within my means, I'd dress like fucking 50s businessman every day. I love wearing waistcoats.