SHERBURT SELECTS is a way to express my childhood love for rare collectible cards. Foils were some of my favorites to get. So why not do foil packs?

Yes, I do know there is a double entendre here with heroin foil packs. Yes, I am okay with that.

See what I am thinking of is Upper Deck and Fleer and Panini.

Where your mind goes, is not up to me. The third pack is wild…

Each set of 24 gets compiled and then packs get randomly sorted.

Six packs of four every quarter.

SHERBURT SELECTS is a way to express my childhood love for rare collectible cards. Foils were some of my favorites to get. So why not do foil packs?

Yes, I do know there is a double entendre here with heroin foil packs. Yes, I am okay with that.

See what I am thinking of is Upper Deck and Fleer and Panini.

Where your mind goes, is not up to me. The second pack is stacked.

Each set of 24 gets compiled and then packs get randomly sorted.

Six packs of four every quarter.

SHERBURT SELECTS is a way to express my childhood love for rare collectible cards. Foils were some of my favorites to get. So why not do foil packs?

Yes, I do know there is a double entendre here with heroin foil packs. Yes, I am okay with that.

See what I am thinking of is Upper Deck and Fleer and Panini.

Where your mind goes, is not up to me. The first pack has a few locals and a couple of international bands.

Each set of 24 gets compiled and then packs get randomly sorted.

Six packs of four every quarter.

I have to preface this with; it meant a lot to me to do this because the 3 guys I grew up listening to this band with in high school are all dead. RIP Joey Bags, Hansen, and Dolsen.

Neck Deep has been on my list of bands to photograph since I started doing this over a decade ago. For whatever reason it just seemed like it was never going to happen. Denial after denial. Then I got approved and woke up the day of the show sick with the flu. And of course, more denials. Then I had to not put in once for inventory at my old job. It just seemed like a lost cause

Boris and The Melvins at Saint Andrews Hall in Detroit was a treat for me being I was obliterated on dabs and in a really good mood knowing the next day I would be flying to California. That type of energy should be able to be bottled! It made shooting so relaxing, for the first time ever. Usually, I am anxious and trying to keep myself focused. Luckily I was able to just enjoy myself and photograph the sets and feel special. Knowing Nirvana played this room is a big deal for most of us right? So to have anyone that is connected to them come here and play in the same room, is a pretty big deal. This all plays into my theory that

Time Is A Circle Pit.

Machine Head brought the Slaughter the Martour to Saint Andrew’s Hall in Detroit Saturday night. Packed to the gills alongside friends in Fear Factory, Sweden’s Orbit Culture, and my favorite on the lineup Gates to Hell…

Hello, it is me, your friend Sherburt. For the last 5 years, I have been running a website called I Like Their Old Stuff. I have covered everything from Movement Festival to Slayer’s Last Michigan Show to Local Gigs with 10 people in attendance. Over the years I always dreamed of getting past this stage of blogging or content creation and just making art without any kind of guidelines or pigeon holding by artist PR. Welp, this is a free-for-all. People can tell me in emails what their expectations are but the truth is, I have no desire to create for a person who answers emails. I am making art for me. I am making art for the fans of the bands. And I am making art for the bands. This has been an issue for me especially starting last year. I have to keep up these fucking appearances like I am a functioning media outlet when the truth is I’m one human being on my own. I don’t have a team. Nor do I want one. Cue some uplifting Drum and Bass music please I need it…