Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Always on a quest!
Been searching for these joints since they dropped, definitely in my all-time top 5 pair of kicks. Havent had these since the 80's when the cost $75.00, the highest price kicks back in the day. Couldnt find them locally so I had to take a trip to Norway to grab'em!!
Rockin in Bergen, Norway!
Rain days in Bergen, Norway
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Last night @ The Go Off! New York City!
To everybody that came out last night to party with us, thank you!!! We had a great time and from the looks of things you ladies and gents did too! We'll see you again next month, as always the 2nd Saturday of the month! And just a heads up, we've got a new party going on starting Nov. 13 @ Identity Bar called "The Chill Out" and the names says it all! This is on some really chill sh*t, come out drink, dance and be social as we bless you with Classics, soul, r & b and other soulful gems.










Friday, October 17, 2008
Icon of Cool
When I think of Icons of cool there's two names that come to mind, first would be Sean Connery and second, Steve McQueen. Icons are becoming few and fewer as time goes on.

Unforgettable Steve McQueen is the definitive picture book on the legendary icon who starred in such movies as The Great Escape, The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullitt, and The Towering Inferno. He’s a legend not just because of the macho roles he played but because having been a juvenile delinquent, Marine, oilfield roughneck, lumberjack, producer, motorcycle racer, sports car driver, and Hollywood King of Cool. The sum of those things has created what is the Steve McQueen style. The book captures his life stories in photographs by Sid Avery, William Claxton, Raymond Depardon, Larry Kastendiek, and others, as well as vintage selections from various archives and featuring a foreword by Brad Pitt. Available now at Amazon, $37.80.

Unforgettable Steve McQueen is the definitive picture book on the legendary icon who starred in such movies as The Great Escape, The Thomas Crown Affair, Bullitt, and The Towering Inferno. He’s a legend not just because of the macho roles he played but because having been a juvenile delinquent, Marine, oilfield roughneck, lumberjack, producer, motorcycle racer, sports car driver, and Hollywood King of Cool. The sum of those things has created what is the Steve McQueen style. The book captures his life stories in photographs by Sid Avery, William Claxton, Raymond Depardon, Larry Kastendiek, and others, as well as vintage selections from various archives and featuring a foreword by Brad Pitt. Available now at Amazon, $37.80.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
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