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Old 03-13-2013, 03:49 PM
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band t shirt

how many of you remember your first band t shirt? i do. it was a yellow kiss t shirt i got back in 1975. what was yours?
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Old 03-13-2013, 03:55 PM
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I've only owned two. A Steely Dan shirt I got in the early 90s and an Emerson, Lake, and Palmer shirt I got in the late 90s.

I've never been a fan of concert t-shirt prices.
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Metallica Master of Puppets shirt when I was in grade 7
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Pantera was my first concert as a young lad, and I purchased a t-shirt by their opening act Crowbar.
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I've never been a fan of concert t-shirt prices.
i seen a rush baseball shirt for $100 and a lot of people wearin them.
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:02 PM
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for me, too many years spent in the radio biz and waaaaaay too many t shirts to remember or count. So many that I used them for garage rags...still do!
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^ cool
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:05 PM
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I don't remember the first shirt I had with a band name on it, but the first one I bought from a gig was either Meatloaf or Mayhem (yeah I know, couldn't be much further apart), they were the first 2 shows I went to and were the same week. I forget which was first.
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:12 PM
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I forgot, I do have a Flying Burrito Brothers shirt and a Gram Parsons shirt that I bought more recently on Ebay for far less than concert t-shirt prices.
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:13 PM
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Yeahh....unfortunately mine didn't really count as a band since it was Eminem and I was about 13 at the time (25 now). First REAL band one was Smashing Pumpkins when I was 15...drastic improvement IMO
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:15 PM
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Blue T-Shirt, with KISS in sparkle letters.

The kids made fun of me, and said, "you want a kiss? are you gay?" and all the brilliant witticisms of the day.

So I get a SECOND KISS T-Shirt; this one had the Destroyer album cover on it, just so they'd know I was cool.

This was eight grade, I think. The year before, I had been on my "Jaws" phase, and all my T-Shirts were sharks. I had one that said "Shark Bait," and showed a guy in a cage. So my nickname all year had been "Shark Bait." See how clever they were? It's almost as if some of them could read small words.

I progressed to wearing shirts from whatever concerts I went to. The Who, Ted Nugent, uh, maybe an Aerosmith? I can't remember much after those first few, but I got out of T-Shirts, and wore button downs with a denim vest, later replaced by a leather vest.

I think in ninth grade, my sister talked me into wearing nice slacks, and a cardigan sweater, and my Shop Teacher designated me "Prince Charming."

I never got tired of THAT one, believe me.
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drastic improvement IMO
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Old 03-13-2013, 04:17 PM
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The Who, Ted Nugent, uh, maybe an Aerosmith? those were the days mellowinman
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Pretty sure mine was Poison, like this one:



or it might have been Motley Crue, like this one:

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POISON, now those were some hot chicks. glam, who knew?
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Black Kiss concert t. 1977
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My parents got me a RUSH and ZZ Top T-shirt at a local flea market when i was a little kid. Cant remember how old I was but I do believe they were my first band shirts
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My parents got me a RUSH and ZZ Top T-shirt at a local flea market when i was a little kid. Cant remember how old I was but I do believe they were my first band shirts
thats good parenting
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