The Man Behind The Most Iconic Band Tees Of The Grunge Era - Interview With Jeff Ross
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- We sat down with Jeff Ross, the creative mastermind behind some of the most recognizable band tees of the 90s grunge scene.
In this exclusive interview, Jeff opens up about his humble beginnings, recounting the early days of designing and printing t-shirts for then underground bands like Tad, The Fluid, Mudhoney, and Nirvana. Hear firsthand how he turned a passion for music and art into a thriving business, becoming a crucial figure in shaping the visual identity of the grunge movement.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to hear Jeff Ross's untold stories and insights into the lasting legacy of his iconic designs.
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God I wish I could get my hands on one of those test print shirts. Absolutely wild!
You and me both!
Great interview. More deep dives into old school screenprinting, especially the era 88 to like 01
Dude is mad humble!
Awesome designs. That intro was sick
God damn dude Jeff is sick, tryna be like him when I grow up!
How old are you bro?
He be bump’n’ yo… mad rize
@@bidstitch I’m 57 bro..
@@kevinsheffield2110 not as much rizz as the OG K shizzle!
Means a lot for you to drop this right now. RIP Steve Albini
Thank you for this fucking amazing interview!
I'm staring at one his old Afghan Whigs gigposters from 1992, while watching this video.
Awesome interview 😎
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very cool interview and his story and his craft-nicely done
this is the content i never knew i needed
What a incredible video
Comment below what you think that test print would go for at auction? My guess, is 1880s Levi's type money.
Awesome
My kids high school is filled with kids wearing band shirts ans the couldnt tell you 1 song from the band ex irio maiden nirvana acdc misfits pink floyd etc so it is true
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A true screen printer… has made soo many tees he hardly even cares anymore.. instantly sees the smallest flaw, completely jaded, and spent too much money on equipment I’m sure… ahh even the best have a hard time. It’s a demanding trade
I keep hearing about people having an issue with anyone wearing t shirts and not knowing the music of the band. Like Jeff said the shirts are for promotional purposes so most of the bands that make the shirts don't care . Only idiots who can 't mind their business care
13:28 yeah it feels great to be responsible for some of the most iconic merchandise ever, while vintage resellers like you get rich off it 🙄
These questions are so bad.
Don’t drink during the interview next time.
who tf cares 😂
My kids high school is filled with kids wearing band shirts ans the couldnt tell you 1 song from the band ex irio maiden nirvana acdc misfits pink floyd etc so it is true