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Count Me Out Permanent Euro tour shirt

By Dave | Published 12/20/2011

Another awesome early 00′s shirt from no-other-way. And again one with no bids. Hopefully that will change once this post goes up. I know its a Euro tour shirt which for some reason makes this less desirable but it doesnt say Euro tour on it anyway. I wish Count Me Out dudes didnt break edge (for the most part) so that they could do a reunion. I didnt get as into them as I should have when they were around.

Lotsayer

By b. murphy | Published 09/13/2011

Earlier this year, evansayer dropped some excellent lots on us. Looks like he’s back again. This time with a bunch more great stuff. He even has a pair of Rayban Wayfarers. I’d buy them, but I can’t tell if they are red or pink …

Lets ignore the upside down Cruel Hand pics and enjoy the tees. The crewneck is dope and the tank is awesome. Cruel Hand Army, yo.

How about some rare Down To Nothing tees? The surf shirt sold out rather quickly at Sound And Fury 2011. Solid look.

And what about a Terror 3fer? The jacket is nicely used, and the rest of the tees look great. Stick Tight!

Grab these Count Me Out tees too. I can’t recall the last time I saw a Count Me Out lot. Virginia Hardcore’s finest. RVHC

Ending Soon – Watch It, Dude!

By b. murphy | Published 01/09/2011

Lots of great items ending this hour from mahabysdad. These two hats are great examples. Quit sleeping or you are going to miss out on all the EXCELLENT Down To Nothing gear this dude has. Some great items. (Someone get me a Terror Team Stagedive LS in large, please).

Just saying — I’d wear this snapback from sireltonjohn09 over any hardcore fitted hat any day of the week. Buy this before it ends up in some douchey loft in Williamsburg. Please.

Count Me Out

By b. murphy | Published 10/21/2010

Hey, is that garth4? Not sure, blurry shot. But maybe. Winter 2000-2001. Good winter for tours. I recall seeing Madball and Reach The Sky that winter. Good gig. But definitely didn’t see Count Me Out. I was east coasting while they were west coasting. Smart move during a New England winter. Not sure how itsxdead would handle a New England winter. Doesn’t seem like that kind of guy. Who knows?

No relation to @countmeout…
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Count Me Out

By b. murphy | Published 05/01/2010

At some point, Count Me Out went from a positive hardcore band to … something else.

Not goth and not crust.

But something else.

Their changing style was evident in their visual presentation of merch. The EP with Sid And Nancy. Or this tee.

The message on this tshirt is just depressing. When I think of Count Me Out, I think of high kicks and sing alongs. I don’t think of Who Killed Marilyn.

Just me?

I will give it props for having “Count Me Out \ Permanent \ XXX” though.

Count Me Out – Joy Division Tee

By b. murphy | Published 10/30/2009

At some point, every band or industry tshirt brand MUST make a Joy Division reference. It must be a hard law somewhere. You either get to make a Joy Division reference or a Smiths/Morrissey reference. One or the other. If you make neither, you are shunned and persecuted by your peers.

That’s got to be the case.

Luckily, this design has always looked cool. Whether you’re JD or Supreme or Count Me Out. Funny to think the original graphic was some NASA space shit. It worked for Count Me Out on their 2002 Tour. I recall they sold like hot cakes.

Oh ps. This seller has some other gems too. Grab these and get CHEAPER shipping. Do it, do it.

Count Me Out – Sid & Nancy Tee

By b. murphy | Published 10/25/2009

Count Me Out are a late 90s band (started in 97) that never got the recognition they deserved. Maybe it was their quiet home town scene, but they seemed to slip into obscurity in the last few years. If you asked the current crop of kids about Count Me Out, they would probably stare at you blankly (fuck, they might stare at you blankly anyway “what is this old fuck talking to me for??”).

That’s unfortunate. Very unfortunate. Count Me Out was awesome. Their album stands the test of time (at least over the last 10 years). I’m sure it’ll still stand over the next 10 years.

What say you people? 110 – awesome. Permanent – also dope.

March 15, 2002 @The Palladium Worcester Mass: Some Kind of hate, Horror Show, Count me Out, Panic, and American Nightmare

Ill show! Matt Pike was moshing.