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HIT+RUN 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY ~ Los Angeles

11:44 AM PST on November 28, 2007

"REPEAT OFFENDER" 11-17-07

Hit+Run 2 Year anniversary party. Yup it's already been 2 years and Mike C & Brandy Flower have rocked their 101th H+R party in downtown Los Angeles. I've know Mike C. for almost 12 years now and let me tell you, flavor is not bought, it's produced in few and Mike has always been on top of his game from day 1.

Anyways, back to this great 2 year party...I've been a member of the H+R crew for about a year and have always loved the vibe this crew brings. Weather it's a trade show, an art show, whatever ! ! ! Every event they seem to throw or are a part of silk screening, they always seem to bring a huge crowd with tons of positive vibes. The idea to get a 1 of a kind silk screen from your favorite street artist or an underground clothing co. etc... is just simple genius. I can't even tell you how many people showed up to this event, but it seemed like 1000+.

Drinks were being poured,pictures were being flashed , silk screens from all the members of H+R were being offered....yup even mine!!!

Gaslamp Killer threw a dope set for the crowd and the whole crew were on stage printing for everyone!

Again, thanks for letting TACO be a part of such a grand and historical event. congrats H+R !!! peace & love...

455ERccc L.A. H+R

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