Category: Slayer

Showcasing the vast vintage t-shirt arsenal of Anthrax, Megadeth, Metallica and Slayer. Shirt #30: Slayer, Altar of Sacrifice Jersey Availability: Explore Vintage Slayer Tees on Defunkd Year: 1986-87 Album: Reign in Blood Fact: Columbia Records (Def Jam’s distributor) refused to release Reign due to its controversial lyrical themes and cover art. Geffen Records eventually took on the task. Approximate value: $1000 Image Courtesy of: silverruins Check out the previous vintage Reign in Blood tee.

Showcasing the vast vintage t-shirt arsenal of Anthrax, Megadeth, Metallica and Slayer. Shirt #29: Slayer, Reign in Blood Availability: Explore Vintage Slayer Tees on Defunkd Year: 1986 Album: Reign in Blood Fact: This album was the first one in conjunction with Rick Rubin who is credited with helping the band to evolve. Approximate value: $800 Image Courtesy of: silverruins Check out the previous vintage Metallica Capn’s of Kunch tee.

Showcasing the vast vintage t-shirt arsenal of Anthrax, Megadeth, Metallica and Slayer. Shirt #25: Slayer, World Sacrifice Tour Availability: Explore Vintage Slayer Tees on Defunkd Year: 1989 Album: South of Heaven Fact: Despite being one of the bands (and fans) least favorite albums (due to its slower and melodic pitch) SOH peaked at #57 on Billboard and was certified gold in 1992. Approximate value: $200 Image Courtesy of: Noize Vintage Check out the previous vintage Megadeth Vic Rattlehead jersey.

Showcasing the vast vintage t-shirt arsenal of Anthrax, Megadeth, Metallica and Slayer. Shirt #23: Slayer, Reign in Blood W.A.S.P. Tour Availability: Currently Defunkd’s Metal Tees Year: 1987 Fact: Slayer served as the opening act for W.A.S.P.’s 1987 U.S. Tour. Approximate value: $350-$500 Image Courtesy of: stormcrow-vintage Check out the previous vintage Metallica Pushead t-shirt.

Showcasing the vast vintage t-shirt arsenal of Anthrax, Megadeth, Metallica and Slayer. Shirt #22: Slayer, Seasons in the Abyss Availability: Check Defunkd for Slayer Tees Year: 1990 Fact: This album was recorded in two separate studios. Approximate value: $200-$300 Image Courtesy of: stormcrow-vintage Check out the previous vintage Megadeth Youthanasia t-shirt.