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NYC Graffiti Train, 1995
Bronx, NY - Metro - Wednesday, September 26th, 2007 : goo
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METRO: ONLY REAL KINGS KNOW ABOUT THE STEEL WHEELZ
Peter: 27th Sep 2007 - 13:42 GMT
love the graf, love the red bird! too bad i cant read the car number, or i could probably tell you exactly where this shot was made, ca. '95...
pab41: 1st Oct 2007 - 11:47 GMT
this brings back memories. I wish the red trains still woke me up outside my window
jessica s: 26th Dec 2007 - 03:04 GMT
i wish the trains still had graffiti on them in NY cause it dont feel like it did back in the day!
SWAN: DOPE SHIT METRO! STAY FRESH BRO!!!
anon (ool-435595d7.dyn.optonline.net): 16th Feb 2008 - 04:43 GMT
nyc graffiti subways were the core of it all!! the red trains ruled
rime: i cant burn metro but im likin his styles
Michawl Weston: 23rd Feb 2008 - 07:05 GMT
New York City graffiti trains were the 80s. Today these kids paint the stainless steel trains just for a picture!! The trains dont even move out of the spot they were painted because they say it will influence more vandals.
Back in the days you just got a ticket and a slap for painting. Today they are putting kids away for years. Personally I feel like they should focus more on real crimes that are a priority like drugs and killings! With that in mind i say if the kids had a place to paint and were praised for the talents they wouldnt do thos things.
Historygraffman: 2nd Apr 2008 - 16:00 GMT
I remember when ghost ris crew was smashing all the redbirds back in the day!
twicer1: peace to cope2, metro, ces, duel!!
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