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30 years old ++ THE CURE Tee Shirt…

The record “Pornography” has been called, “The Cure’s GOTHIC piece de resistance”.It is now considered “one of the key gothic rock albums” of all time!!

Beastie Boys License to Ill Tour

Beastie Boys logo with ©1986 Rush Productions / Def Jam Recordings on front

GET OFF MY DICK on back

Only sold first three months of 1987 tour before back print was changed to “Get Off My …”

True Vintage and Extremely Rare Sleeveless T-Shirt from

The Clash

Rip It Up / Out of Control / Bright Lights Big City / Steel Jungle

Dated and Manufacted in 1984

ORIGINAL TOUR SHIRT FROM DEPECHE MODE

BLACK CELEBRATION TOUR 1986

THIS HAS THE DEPECHE MODE DATED COPYRIGHT

Purchased at Concert at Will Rogers Coliseum, Ft. Worth, TX (June 23, 1986)

Unlike the many various versions that have been made now,

this one originally purchased in 1985 has the band name in olive (not green, dark green, or light green) and, noticeably is stretched the length of album image (unlike other reproductions that have name off-centered or have the band name across top or print the wrong direction or 4 LP images). Original silkscreen was only green & black (no grey).Might have been manufactured in the UK since we sold a lot of imports at the store I worked.

Led Zeppelin t-shirt bought at legendary Knebworth Park concert UK in 1979. T shirt has been stored for much of it’s near 40 year life. It has the classic American tour 1977 print on the front and then the 1979 US design on the back. Very rare item.

The Clash

Straight to Hell

Authentic Original Shirt c. 1983 -1985

“© Clash Printed under License by Loud Products”

Made from Original Silkscreen not an iron-on

Has a tear (original fabric intact if you wanna repair it) and slight discolorization on back, but it is fashionably distressed and purely authentic. Tag missing, but probably import from London as we sold similar at store I worked at.

Purchased at Wax Trax Records in Denver sometime around 1989/90. The fabric has become very thin.

Purchased at the Aztlan Theater in Denver in ’86(?). The left shoulder is ripped out and held together with a safety pin. How punk. The whole shirt is there, and the image is still strong.

Purchased at the Rainbow Music Hall in Denver, 1986. Henry specifically told us not to stage dive. Some people called this show “Spinal Flag”.The pit is ripped out a bit. Quite literally a pit rip.

Denver’s own pranksters. Morrissey, George Peppard and Andreas Vollenweider were also targets. Originally had sleeves. I shall never part with this.

Purchased at any number of shows I attended in the early 90s. Tore off the sleeves. I went through a period when I hated sleeves.

Purchased at the German House in Denver, 1986. Thurston Moore drew the image on the back at my request. Actually I asked him to put anything on there. He said, “Like what?” I said, “Something ‘hip.'”. He suggested, “Read SPIN.” This is better. I tore the sleeves off once again.

Purchased at Rainbow Music Hall in Denver, 1984. The infamous Nig-Heist fiasco. Look it up on the Internet. Funny stuff.

From a show at the Ladies Choice Showcase Lounge (a black disco) in Denver, 1986. I got my butt kicked by skinheads at this show. I tore the sleeves off. At least I think I did, it my have been one of those skinheads.

Purchased at Aztlan Theater in Denver, 1987. With Slovenly opening.