Comment from: sally_cinnamon [Member] Email
1 - was this an ebay DNA auction win?
2 - did someone famous wear this and does it smell like them or like imitation leather?
3 - is it ... a suede jacket?
2007-10-13 @ 08:58
Comment from: hrrundivbakshi [Member] Email
Answers to SallyC's probing questions:

1. No. It's in a private collection.
2. Yes, and I have no idea. The person in question went through a bit of a smelly, unwashed period, I think; but not when he/she was wearing this jacket. Though it might have a bit of a cannabis pong to it.
3. I assume so!
2007-10-13 @ 09:55
Comment from: Mr. Moderator [Member]
It looks like something Eddie Vedder would have worn to evoke thoughts of Buffalo Springfield and make me want to like him just a little bit.
2007-10-13 @ 10:38
Comment from: hrrundivbakshi [Member] Email
WRONG, Moddie! You of all people should put your thinking cap on and really scrutinize this jacket. I know for a *fact* that you crave it.
2007-10-13 @ 10:44
Comment from: Mr. Moderator [Member]
I first thought Daltry, but his had fringe. The "bit of a smelly, unwashed period" rules out Jim Morrison, but how about my man Ray Manzarek? I think he briefly donned the suede jacket.
2007-10-13 @ 11:01
Comment from: hrrundivbakshi [Member] Email
Mod, WRONG again on the Manzarek tip. Here's a clue: it appears on one of your favorite album covers.
2007-10-13 @ 14:27
Comment from: the great 48 [Member] Email
Speaking of Manzarek, Charity and I saw his sideburns walking down Harvard Ave in Brookline earlier this afternoon.
2007-10-13 @ 14:53
Why, that's the jacket John Lennon wore on the cover of Rubber Soul.
2007-10-13 @ 15:19
Comment from: hrrundivbakshi [Member] Email
Trolleyvox sez:

Why, that's the jacket John Lennon wore on the cover of Rubber Soul.

The judges say:

DING DING DING DING DING DING! We have a winner! Trolley, you can collect your No-Prize backstage after the janitors have swept up. Thank you.
2007-10-13 @ 16:32

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