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free los angeles tattoo galleryPsychobilly is a genre of music generally described as a mix between the punk rock of the 1970s and the American rockabilly of the 1950s. The genre is characterized by lyrical references to horror films, violence, exploitation films, lurid sexuality and other topics generally considered taboo — sometimes presented in a comedic, tongue-in-cheek fashion. Psychobilly music is generally played with an upright bass instead of an electric bass. The term psychobilly was first used by Wayne Kemp when he penned the Johnny Cash song One Piece At A Time, a Top 10 hit in 1976. Although the song is not musically categorized as psychobilly, the lyrics refer to a "psychobilly Cadillac." The term came into use as a music genre a few years later, when the Cramps described their music as "psychobilly" and "rockabilly voodoo" on flyers advertising their concerts. Although the Cramps rejected the
the name losI recently received a message via my website from Mr. Matt Miley, who had my Rejoicing Quietus drawing tattooed on his right calf. I thought it turned out really well - kudos to the tattoo artist! Here is a link to her website: http://starrasylum.com . They took the liberty of changing the swirly eyes to diamond eyes, which I think works well with the image. He plans to get Rejoicing Quietus 2 on his other calf and The Dust of Living somewhere else, someday. I'm honored that someone has gone and had a tattoo made from my artwork - how cool is that!
white tattoos los angelesPictured here is a rare up close and personal photo of the founder of Rollerz Only Car Club, Troy Staehler, sitting at his office desk in his Southern California home. Rollerz Only has over 1,300 members world wide and is one of the largest and most controversial custom-car clubs in existence today, consisting of mostly lowrider-type vehicles. In background (partially visible) are two R.O. members and in the foreground, thousands of dollars of cash and one of the R.O. club plaques (depicting the club logo with a couple dice).
