Is it actually bad to wear a band shirt of the same band you're

>>68860586
I usually don't because a lot of other people do and I don't want to look like everyone else but it's really not that big of a deal. Everyone is gonna be drunk and focus on the music or qt show girls so just dress however you want

It's a rule that's been around for a long time. I first learned about it as a young lad when I read this article:

http://www.buddyhead.com/2002/05/31/buddyheads-rules-for-audiences-of-rock-2/

>>68860586

That shirt is definitely autism, it looks like you're trying to make a witty joke about being a basic bitch or something.

>>68860586
literally who gives a shit
if you wanna show how much you like the artist by wearing a shirt, do it
and if you don't, that's cool too

It's an expression of fandom that's obvious, therefore common, therefore unfashionable to cutting edge clothing dweebs.
If you want an opinion from one of those effeminate self-presentationalists, I suggest you take it to /fa/.

>>68860586
It's autistic to wear a shirt of a band to a concert by a band who are on record as feuding with the band whose shirt you are wearing, but other than that no-one gives a shit

>>68860745

How have you never heard of Basic Channel?

>>68860729
stopped reading at "rule" 1
my fucking god

>>68860586
I went to a Swans gig with a "I wish I was at home listening to Swans" beanie once :^)

>>68860729
>paying 40 bucks to go see Tool


the jokes just write themselves mate

>>68860825
2002 was a different time

But it's still wack to be "that guy"

>>68860774

I know what Basic Channel is moron, but the average person doesn't.

>>68860586
Don't be that guy

>>68860586
Go watch PCU scum