Inside Out was THE band to cover in the mid 90s. Every show seemed to have one band covering “no spiritual surrender”. This shirt is cooler than those covers. I have one Inside Out shirt but its not this one. Mine has a live pic on the front and no Rev logo on it anywhere :( Plus mine has a neck that is shredded to hell. This looks to be in prett good condition. Inside Out shirts always seem to fetch some good bucks so we’ll have to see how this one pans out.
Inside Out (CA)
Downset “Our Suffocation” shirt
We have posted 2 or 3 other Downset shirts on here, but this one is by far the best of the bunch. Look at it.
“downset.” Love the period. Love the American flag behind the dude in agony. I saw this same tour in RI and the show was sick. I wish I had purchased this shirt then.
Integrity Systems Overloaded
Wow a victory tee without 1 million logos! Systems Overload is arguably the best Integrity record. I know you might not agree but its pretty fucking good. It actually depends on the day for me. Sometimes its fear tomorrow, sometimes humanity, sometimes this. You really can choose wrong. This was possibly the best tour though! Im sure you can ask anyone who saw the 1995 tour for this record that it was one of the best shows they ever went to. The Tune Inn in CT looked like a riot scene when the opening note it. Cant really tell if this shirt is white or that shitty ash grey I hate.
In case you need to brush up Dwid has made a bunch of the catalog available for DL —->Integ Discog
Quality Lockin Out Related Zines
Over the years, I’ve come to know a lot of cool people. I grew up through hardcore with a lot of them.
First up is a zine from one of Merrimack Valleys finest, Joey C. Before Joey C fronted Righteous Jams or played in Stop And Think, he was just a kid who liked to stage dive onto his couch at any given moment. He put together one of the greatest zines to come out of the valley. You can get issue #3 and #4 from the same seller. Good deal. Issue #4 has a great Floorpunch tribute and an excellent Ten Yard Fight interview.
Quality dude. Great zine. I really want #4 back in my life. I think it was left behind in one of my many moves.
Next up is a zine out of Worcester Mass. Truth Will Out. Great zine. This one comes from another solid edgeman, AJ of Stop And Think. Again, before AJ was the lead singer of Stop And Think, he was a dude who would go down to the WPI track and field, and pull off copious dives onto the poll vaulting equipment. I even played a small part in this great zine. If you flip to about halfway, there is an article about a certain Halobox demo tape. Two of my all time favorite pictures are in that article. You’ll know them when you see them.
Oh hell yes. Stand Hard Fanzine. JSH in the building. Before Right Brigade, before American Nightmare, before Follow Through, before Tenfold, before releasing Fastbreak eps, before Stand Hard Records, there was Stand Hard Fanzine. And a hardcore dude from Connecticut with an ill record collection. Great zine. This zine dropped as metal hardcore was, thankfully, waning and youth crew revival was on the upswing. Hardcore was poised for an excellent new dawn.
PS. Who is the seller? Gotta be a late 90s Worcester or Boston head. The zine selection is seriously Boston suburbs late 90s era and the seller name is a direct Bane reference. So speak up, who is it?
