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  • EMCE Hammer
    Moderation Engineer
    • Aug 14, 2003
    • 25768

    #16


    I still have what's left of this Ozzy version. I wore it at least once a week all through 7th grade, my parents forbade me to wear it so I kept it at school and periodically washed it at my pal's house who had much cooler parents. I have his Dio shirt that he outgrew and gave to me as well.

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    • livnxxxl
      Megoholic RocketScientist
      • Oct 23, 2007
      • 3903

      #17
      Originally posted by toys2cool
      I sold a huge collection of rock shirts a couple of years ago, I wanna say about 50+ for like $300 on ebay
      Man! Somebody got a steal of a deal dude.
      Enjoy what you like, and let others enjoy what they like. (C) Azrak 2009

      Too much space. Need more toys!



      Check out the ever growing Mego like sized vehicles data base.

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      • livnxxxl
        Megoholic RocketScientist
        • Oct 23, 2007
        • 3903

        #18
        Originally posted by EMCE Hammer
        http://thmb.inkfrog.com/thumbn/s.tat...tour-4.jpg=600

        I still have what's left of this Ozzy version. I wore it at least once a week all through 7th grade, my parents forbade me to wear it so I kept it at school and periodically washed it at my pal's house who had much cooler parents. I have his Dio shirt that he outgrew and gave to me as well.
        Nice shirt! You definitely cannot go wrong with the Oz man.
        Enjoy what you like, and let others enjoy what they like. (C) Azrak 2009

        Too much space. Need more toys!



        Check out the ever growing Mego like sized vehicles data base.

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        • megoapesnut
          The name says it all!
          • Dec 3, 2007
          • 3727

          #19
          Heckuva collection there.

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          • Bill
            Parminant Memble
            • Oct 20, 2002
            • 4139

            #20
            Originally posted by megoat
            Cool shirts, Bill. I never had many Sub Pop era shirts back in the day. I did have an Afghan Whigs shirt forever that Dulli gave me back in '89.

            You have any interest in a DOA shirt from '90? Just pulled one at the thrift last week!

            BTW, I saw Laughing Hyeanas open for Die Kreuzen in the fall of '88!
            DOA shirt, hell yeah.
            That Die Kreuzen tour was the Ed Gein memorial tour if I remember correctly. I'd kill for one of those shirts now. I love the Hyenas, Larissa passed away a few years back from what was reported as a Xanax overdose. Damn shame.

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            • Bill
              Parminant Memble
              • Oct 20, 2002
              • 4139

              #21
              Originally posted by stretchandro
              When I looked earlier the "Blood, Guts and *****" image was there and now it's gone. Hmmm kinda strange.
              I've actually sold a couple of Sub Pop and related shirts on ebay in the last 30 days (sup pop loser, L7, original Nirvana, dinosaur Jr and maybe a few others).
              Yeah, the BGP image got pulled by Photobucket.
              Let me know when you're selling more, please!

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              • Bill
                Parminant Memble
                • Oct 20, 2002
                • 4139

                #22
                This just in. The last for a long while, papa's got to get him some shoulder surgery... Uggg.

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                • Adam West
                  Museum CPA
                  • Apr 14, 2003
                  • 6822

                  #23
                  I had some great concert shows when I was a teenager. My mom hated them for some reason and donated them all to charity once I was out of college.
                  "The farther we go, the more the ultimate explanation recedes from us, and all we have left is faith."
                  ~Vaclav Hlavaty

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                  • megoat
                    A Therefore Experience
                    • Jun 10, 2003
                    • 2699

                    #24
                    Funny. I hit a new years day tag sale today and pulled these! The Zep is super cool, dated '77 and the Stones is a '78. 70s shirts are alot harder to pull than 80s shirts. Fun day!



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                    • Den82
                      Career Member
                      • Jan 17, 2011
                      • 969

                      #25
                      I'd love that vintage Ozzy shirt. I was big into collecting vintage 80's Metal shirts (not hair metal crap, mind you).

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                      • Figuremod73
                        That 80's guy
                        • Jul 27, 2011
                        • 3017

                        #26
                        Im amazed the graphics are so good on these. They couldnt have gone thru a washer/dryer much.
                        Like the Van Halen and Jimmy Page for the designs

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                        • MegoMark71
                          Permanent Member
                          • Dec 18, 2008
                          • 3383

                          #27
                          Wow that Zeppelin shirt is sweet.

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                          • megoat
                            A Therefore Experience
                            • Jun 10, 2003
                            • 2699

                            #28
                            Originally posted by MegoMark71
                            Wow that Zeppelin shirt is sweet.
                            Thanks, it's a cool shirt. Unfortunately that shirt has been reproduced to death rendering the vintage ones a little less desirable compared to other period Zep shirts. I'm not complaining since I pulled it for a quarter!

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                            • Bill
                              Parminant Memble
                              • Oct 20, 2002
                              • 4139

                              #29
                              Big thank you to Megoat for hooking me up!!!!

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                              • 4NDR01D
                                Alpha Centauri....OR DIE!
                                • Jan 22, 2008
                                • 3266

                                #30


                                Swervedriver is the most criminally underrated band of the 90's.



                                Have never seen the Melvins live, yet, but Jared slept on my couch for a few nights when he was still in Olympia, Washinton band KARP. We watched ECW wrestling.



                                The Deadly Snakes used to beg us to come see them play at Toronto's Silver dollar, even bribed us with beers. My room mate Jeremi later joined as Sax player.
                                Last edited by 4NDR01D; Jan 5, '12, 10:30 PM.

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