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metal forces #1 | 1993
YES YOU ARE!
what the subtitles say. ⇪। req. by @prettypersuasion
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that shaggy dreadlocked guitarist is back again in the band he co-founded
well yeah
This lives in my head because I just can't picture him jogging 😭
2001 metal is interview
not a thought behind those eyes
"Across the river, Jeff Isbell, already going by the nickname Izzy, was playing the drums and riding the ramp in his yard. I don’t know where they got their wood, but his ramp was well constructed, probably using Rampage plans you could send away for. His ramp was a gathering place for kids in his neighborhood, a lot of whom rode BMX bikes. I met Izzy at the skate park. Kind of an unassuming guy, with a jean jacket and medium length kinda-feathered hair. He had a skating style more in line with surfing, where us kids coming up (I was two years younger) were more into tricks. (...)
Our skatepark was first generation, to be generous. The main bowl was an immense, lumpy pit of rough concrete with a four foot concrete slab encircling it, seemingly added as an afterthought. Just to get up on that wall involved a violence and momentum that threw you off your board.. After that you had to incrementally train yourself to stay on your board long enough to make the rough transition down. Izzy was the first to do what we called a “roll out.” Basically this involved starting at the top of the snake run and proceeding at speed down the hill and into the bowl, popping out and landing at the top. Sort of a proto-ollie, though Alan Gelfand hadn’t invented those yet. Watching him do a roll out one day, and trying to use some big kid language, I said, “You sonofabitch how’d you do that?” I knew the literal connotations of the phrase son of a bitch but it just popped out of me. There are two kinds of people. Those who think you’re calling their mom a bitch, and those who just using a phrase. I didn’t figure Izzy for the former, but I’d forgotten about that East Side pride thing. Those guys didn’t take shit from people. Izzy was’t from the “mean streets” of Lafayette, he lived in a kind of suburb-y area, to my memory, but still, you can’t have people saying shit about your mom. I’m romanticizing, maybe.
Izzy gave me a pass, kind of. He looked at me, said something like, “…don’t call my mom a bitch,” but with no real force or menace. A mutually acknowledged protection of honor was recognized, and then he took the palm of his hand and hit-shoved me. I didn’t even stumble backwards. A few years later he loaded up his drums and went out to California.”
Found this on mygnrforum.com
No idea where I initially found this but I just rediscovered it in my gallery and I just had to share it
Why is no one talking about how good he looks in this pic and the way he’s holding his phone like an old man ☹️
he looks sooo cute in this pic
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