I have found myself not posting Chorus shirts lately because I realize that you guys don’t care. I’m hoping this four sidedzombieritual83 will start us on a new course. This one is fairly simple with no racing stripes, flames or anything else you might not like. I am watching, and I plan on bidding. This is one I would actually wear. So would you. I think.
This shirt looks like the brother of the SOD shirt I posted recently. Different war perhaps. I have a feeling the price on this one is gonna end up going bananas so Im not even going to pretend that I have a chance on winning this. ALthough I am gonna try. Mr.lasthouseontheright seemed to have a hell of a good show going career. What a gig this must have been. Slayer and DRI in the mid 80s at L`Amours!?! Hard as nails.
I dont think ive ever seen this SOD design printed on a white shirt before. I think I remember seeing it on an olive shirt or as a full color design on a black shirt(probably the most common one you see). On just a white shirt it looks a little chinsy to me. Still fucking dope though. I expect that lasthouseontheright will get a nice price for it as with this type of cross over band you have to deal with the HC scene and the metal heads going after it
im gonna assume his wife likes Nazi with other dogs and/or cats though :)
kidclorox is selling the most sought after AF shirt. I could write something about it but the seller did a great job himself. All im gonna say is that this thing is minty fresh looking
“This 100% authentic, original shirt was purchased in June of 1986 when Agnostic Front arrived in Texas ahead of the release of “Cause For Alarm” on their Eliminator Tour. It is in excellent condition and hasn’t been worn since that very summer.
As I remember it, the band was booked at a club not known for hardcore acts, and as they set up their equipment Rob (who wasn’t playing bass but acting as roadie) was grousing about how few people had showed up. What he didn’t know is that June in Houston is hot as all-hell and once they laid into “Victim In Pain” everyone came inside and the place was absolutely wall to wall. It was impressive considering how few people actually had a copy of Victim In Pain or United Blood, but somehow everyone knew every song. The bouncer working the front got on a mike and told everyone to “Quit acting like these are rock stars.” The band didn’t have any copies of the new album, but after the show I kept plugging for a copy on cassette. Instead, Rob traded me this shirt for whatever I had in my pocket.”
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