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That Maiden shirt has to be big dollars now. I collect old punk/post punk shirts and was lucky enough to grab a Nirvana shirt at $85 before they broke the $200 mark. I'll have to get a shot of my shirts; mostly Sub Pop and a ton from the band Big Chief. I have a big collection of the guitarists original inks from those days. Big Chief wasn't very popular, but Mark drew the swirl cover to Soundgarden's Bad MotorFinger and a bunch of other album covers. -
I used to have a Charlie Daniels one I used to wear to highschool.
Yea, I was cool
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I had a bunch of them but got rid of them for some reason.
Never thought that they would be worth some serious bucks one day. Great collection and definitely a great pop culture pick up.Leave a comment:
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I remember everyone wearing many of those back in the day. I still have quite a few of them but they all seam to have shrunk as I have gotten older
i was wearing a Rush t from around 91 the other day and my daughter was asking about it because of the cool artwork and it was tiedie. I still have a bunch but most of them became work shirts and have paint stains all over them.Leave a comment:
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I had a bunch of them from the early 80's to early 90's. My wife threw them out because she said they did not fit me anymore and some looked faded. Now I am ****ed off all over again. I loved that Maiden shirt, got mine at the Lansing Civic Center, I got the Ozzy shirt at the same place when I saw the Diary tour right before Randy died. Man waht great memories. Really cool buy, and I agree that you get some of them framed.
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very nice, I had a Maiden shirt in my Cobra when it was stolen....I remember when the cop wanna B that they sent over was asking me what else was in the car I yelled out ****!!! he's like what ??what?? I said my Iron Maiden shirt and my Nike sun glasses
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I like that Stones American flag tongue one.
Can we get a better picture of it ?Leave a comment:
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Chris, that's one of the best pick up's I've seen you grab. I sold a crappyish condition Van Halen (the one on top) for about $50 3 years ago, I would imagine that one would be closer to $100. The Dio one might go for good money with his recent passing.
I still check the thrift racks all the time for good tee's but have come up empty in recent memory. If I find one that actually fits I'll wear it a bit before selling it, if it doesn't fit at all I prefer to just sell to fans that are going to appriciate it (although I miss my Cramps tee's).
I actually just bought a 1991 Swervedriver tour tee off e-bay the other day. $65 but I had to have it. It was my fave during high schoolLeave a comment:
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What, no Culture Club shirt?
I distinctly recall lots of those shirts on the back of many a middle school burnout
Love the Stones dome/dragon one. That was big around here, since I'm near the Carrier Dome and the Stones played two shows there in Nov of '81. Remember lots of kids with it.Leave a comment:
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I have a tote tucked away in my basement filled with items from my high school years, including a number of concert tees. I wish all those tees still fit.Leave a comment:
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LOL That's true, Graspop is literally a sea of thousands of new and vintage rock/metal tees!! The merch tent there was dangerous for me, as I wound up spending about 200 euro in a couple of hours there on shirts and cds.
I don't really collect tees, though I have a ton of them, but only a handful of my vintage ones are left. I went through a period of selling the vintage ones on eBay a while back, to pay bills (and, um, buy toys!) There's a few I won't part with because of sentimental reasons, and there's quite a few that are just m.i.a that I have no idea where they disappeared to!
Those Maiden shirts pictured above are definitely worth a few bucks, Maiden collectors are pretty fanatical!Leave a comment:
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I see a lot of those every year at the Graspop Metal Meeting here in BelgiumLeave a comment:


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