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casecandy wrote:

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And Tyler, the Creator.

Speaking of which, he's been banned in the U.K.

Wish they would ban his ass here too.

casecandy wrote:The sad thing about Ed Hardy is that he was once the great heir to Sailor Jerry. He is legitimately, in terms of technical skill, one of the best tattoo artists on the planet. But I just... ugh. Gross. He milked his brand to the point where I can't see anything but Jersey Shore wannabes when I think of it.

Sailor Jerry though.

Oh my fucking god dude please stop talking now.

You know when homer says something dumb and lisa's brain is like 'I know, I heard it too. Here's some music'? Can we all just take that approach?

daseb wrote:You know when homer says something dumb and lisa's brain is like 'I know, I heard it too. Here's some music'? Can we all just take that approach?

sure but then we would be doing what was the point of the tread... just listing /posting "singer" that we personally disslike for what ever reason, not discussing it or trying to convince someone that doesn't like something that they are wrong because they don't like something.. thats as dumb as me saying I hate corn flakes and you getting offended because I don't want to eat corn flakes

Oh I meant in relation to that statement about ed hardy. We could argue for the next few pages about technical skill in tattooing but at some point a discussion about building your own needles will get compared to the latest titus andronicus record and yeah...I'd rather read funnies about bad singers

daseb wrote:Oh I meant in relation to that statement about ed hardy

ok... to be honest I was ignoring all the posts about that because I find it boring...

also a good plan.

What the fuckity fuck was even wrong with what I said about Sailor fucking Jerry

casecandy wrote:What the fuckity fuck was even wrong with what I said about Sailor fucking Jerry

can he sing? does he suck? or is it that he helped over popularized sailor tattoos for people that have never actually been... on a boat...

Blackened Soul wrote:

casecandy wrote:What the fuckity fuck was even wrong with what I said about Sailor fucking Jerry

can he sing? does he suck? or is it that he helped over popularized sailor tattoos for people that have never actually been... on a boat...

Well the thread got derailed long ago. I made it. I don't care. Also Sailor Jerry was one of the great American artists. This is a perfectly non-controversial statement. I grew up on an island and know my way around a boat.

so I was right, it's very uninteresting that you guys go around on it

casecandy wrote:

Blackened Soul wrote:

casecandy wrote:What the fuckity fuck was even wrong with what I said about Sailor fucking Jerry

can he sing? does he suck? or is it that he helped over popularized sailor tattoos for people that have never actually been... on a boat...

Well the thread got derailed long ago. I made it. I don't care. Also Sailor Jerry was one of the great American artists. This is a perfectly non-controversial statement. I grew up on an island and know my way around a boat.

Sailor Jerry and his progeny have ruined so many bodies that would otherwise be beautiful. A pox on them!

You guys say what you want. Sailor Jerry was the Iommi of tattooing.

what does that even mean -- that his style is the result of a debilitating accident?

D.o.S. wrote:what does that even mean -- that his style is the result of a debilitating accident?

I just mean, the scope of Sailor Jerry Collins' influence on tattoo art is comparable to that of Iommi's, on metal.

casecandy wrote:

D.o.S. wrote:what does that even mean -- that his style is the result of a debilitating accident?

I just mean, the scope of Sailor Jerry Collins' influence on tattoo art is comparable to that of Iommi's, on metal.

Comparable to Steve Vai perhaps, but not Iommi.