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Montreal Noise: Saint-Laurent 2
Montreal, QC - EvilGentleman - Wednesday, April 26th, 2006 : goo
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More pictures from the Montreal Noise: Saint-Laurent series. These are the rest of my shots in this series that are on the south side of Sainte-Catherine, near Saint-Laurent Boulevard.
This building was already posted by kronia here. This is the other side of it. Amazing how McDonald's can be an eyesore in any location...
The building is actually an ice cream parlour at the ground floor. Years ago, every time I passed by here on a summer night, there were always at least 20 or 30 Hell's Angels bikers parked in front of here. I wonder if it is still the same on summer nights now.
This is pretty much the angle that kronia used. The place still looks pretty much the same, but with a few more tags on it now. I personally think tagging murals should be off limits.
This old storefront was across from the pro pieces in Saint-Laurent 1 It seems to have drawn a lot of attention from the taggers, but the quality of the work is a stark contrast from what is across the street.
These pieces were on the inside of the shell of the old porn theater best seen here
This piece inside the theater shell is actually located on the wall of Club Soda, a small concert venue. I guess that would make it a commercial tag?
I almost missed this one hiding along the rooftops.
This is the view from in front of Club Soda.
A miscellaneous mural piece.
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colavito's ghost: 26th Apr 2006 - 20:54 GMT
Peter, you didn't tell us you owned a restaurant in MTL (see penultimate photo).
jeeff: peter owns a lot of things we don't know about.
GGP: 27th Apr 2006 - 01:41 GMT
club soda is a great name. is it a great place?
we have a place in bklyn called plain old "soda."
jeeff: chicago has (had?) a 'club foot'.
Jamie: 27th Apr 2006 - 08:22 GMT
"peter owns a lot of things we don't know about"
such as a rather fetching moustache
Biff: Incredible! or Encroyable...
Tom: 16th Dec 2008 - 03:23 GMT
I want to know how they manage to get so high haha.. Or were they permission murals or something..? I never understood the whole tagging/mural things I see around..
anon (modemcable119.252-59-74.mc.videotron.ca): 20th Dec 2008 - 00:17 GMT
Well Tom, something as big and easily visible as this would require either ladders or most likely scaffolding. I would definitely say the toon graf mural is a commissioned piece.
The building is a hangout for bikers during the late nights during the warmer months, and there is a big open parking lot surrounding it on three sides, so the police would be constantly watching the place. No way it could have been done on the sly.
Oh, and the bikers I mentioned may or may not have been Hells Angels. It is also possible they may have been Rock Machine. I honestly have no clue, since I never stopped to stare at their patches. The bikers still hang out there in the summer, but they usually don't wear gang patches anymore, in order to lessen police harassment.
EvilGentleman: 20th Dec 2008 - 00:17 GMT
Well Tom, something as big and easily visible as this would require either ladders or most likely scaffolding. I would definitely say the toon graf mural is a commissioned piece.
The building is a hangout for bikers during the late nights during the warmer months, and there is a big open parking lot surrounding it on three sides, so the police would be constantly watching the place. No way it could have been done on the sly.
Oh, and the bikers I mentioned may or may not have been Hells Angels. It is also possible they may have been Rock Machine. I honestly have no clue, since I never stopped to stare at their patches. The bikers still hang out there in the summer, but they usually don't wear gang patches anymore, in order to lessen police harassment.
EvilGentleman: 20th Dec 2008 - 00:19 GMT
I forgot I deleted my cookies during my last virus scan. Editor, could you be so kind as to delete my anon comment, as well as this one?
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