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Being that I’m moving to LA in February, might as well put you on to some events starting with this MONSTER of an Old School concert. Granted this would have REALLY cracked off in 1987 (even though there may have been alot of gang activity in the parking lot), this is still gonna be ill. If I was able to make it to this I’d be getting my mexican MILF hunt on.
Old School Jams @ Greek Theater, Sun September 13th 2009..
Cop Tickets here….(or email me for a free pair jeromebaker3rd at gmail dot com)
In addition here is a youtube promo video:
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3 comments
Sonya
February is coming quick….gotta stop by Stussy for a few more of our informative convos. I know this move is bringing big things for you though so congrats on that man.
Comment by Sonya on September 10, 2009 at 1:49 pm
Stone
Congrats on the move fam, I knew LA was gonna be in your future. I’ll be out there next year on vacation/networking/job searching so we’ll connect for sure.
And yeah fam this event looks SICK.
Comment by Stone on September 10, 2009 at 8:09 pm
Michael in LA
Wow – it’s a trip to read about people actually moving to Los Angeles! Most folks are leaving this town like the place is on fire (oops, it is…)!
Good luck to you Rome on your move west – you too Stone…
Comment by Michael in LA on September 16, 2009 at 3:35 pm