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So fresh to see this classic era.

Is there any crews from the 70's still up today?

I put a mood board together for a photo shoot at the transit museum and hope that my friends want to bring this to life with me!!!!

At least there’s no more graffiti on trains anymore

Hi... You still out there? I'd like to use your graff videos for something. Did you make them?

History channel? Wow

Graffiti as its finest 😂 miss the 90s even though born in 84 but there were good days

What a time to have lived and got up!

that duster piece at 1:11 is fire 🔥

40 or so years ago, my friend who has since passed took me on a subway to watch flip book graffiti through a window. As we passed through a tunnel at speed, an artist had tagged each passing girder with an image that appeared to dance as we zipped by. Still the coolest graffiti I've ever seen.

Long live Garffiti....

Greatest times ever!

This is my era of the subway trains. My line was the 4 and 5. Every time the MTA would paint them it would return within hours. I would love to go back and relieve those times.

The only thing that occurred properly, was that the riding public was able to distinguish between what could be considered as “Art” compared to just tagging. While both are considered as vandalism of public property, it did help to rectify between the creative artist and the thug. Similarly, one can see the same things on full steel rolling security shutters today. The only difference is that shutters are private property and an owner can grant permission.

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The graffiti on the tunnel as you exit DeKalb Ave onto the Manhattan bridge is still there.Much of it was made by gangs that used to hang out in that particular tunnel.

1000th like <3 i bet nobody cares

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I wonder why they stopped graffiting

Really shows how much the city had fallen at that time.

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Memories ... Flashbacks ... Old School Legends.

hello ncn, the graffiti then remember walking from 86th street on the west near the hudson to get to the east 96th station (future) what they now call 2nd avenue station. the second avenue station is the line for more art. elle for 102nd st art

Authentic clips, thank you!

I don't it condone but damn if I'm not aesthetically pleased of some of the art. Granted, it's frown upon but gave them character if done right

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I miss the lifestyle of the old days…. Inwood, NYC ‘79-‘90

3:21 is that a RD t2b?

i wish i could spend like month in those times

DUSTER ✊🏼

It might have not been accepted back then but know it looks fire

Charles Bronson

Enjoy people

Nothing but the paint has changed!

Song name?

These were the good old days , with all thoese. blowouts" miss the real hoods, latinskulls bx all the way!!!

Excellent video cheers for the upload. The true pioneers of graffiti NY finest the undisputed kings. 👑👑👑🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

I’ve lived in a high rise by West Farms Square -2/5 for decades. I had the opportunity to look at these these trains 24/7 growing up. Every train looked so unique during the 70s/80s!! I would stare at the trains turning into and out of West Farms Square for hours.

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Nice and Smooth! Bigup from Berlin City, good one!

Any no the track, dj?

Most of it wasn’t very well done, but occasionally a truly striking, colorful, detailed, full-car mural would pull into the station and just knock you out.

As much as it was frowned upon. I am very glad that someone took the time to photograph these extraordinary works of Art oh yeah and they did it all with the spray can

Where did people find the time for this.

I remember those trains. As a child I enjoyed seeing all those BIG BOLD colors riding by.The art and color combinations were fascinating.

People look at this with nostalgia conveniently forgetting how much worse the city was back then.

1970's social media.

I wish we had art like this in LA. Really jealous that NYC had amazing art like this in the past 😤👍

What’s the name of this specific beat?