Re: early t shirts
Posted: 19 Jan 2007, 18:16
2005?GlosGoth wrote:Germany 2004
2005?GlosGoth wrote:Germany 2004
I'm interested in Roadkill if it's size M or L and not too tatty. I have a couple spare in various size and condition. I'll try and get my finger out and post a list of possible trades and wishes soon.GlosGoth wrote:the tune in turn on burn out was still avaliable in the mid eighties, got mine in a record shop in Birmingham.
any value in old shirts?
got a few of the reptile house shirts from the early nineties and tours from then: NEC 92, Overbombing, Roadkill 96, Event Horizon 98, Trip the Light Fantastic 2000, Euphoria 2001, Germany 2004 etc
would what they worth?
i'm interesting in euphoria 2001 which one is this? i remember there was some orange/ white or i'm wrong?GlosGoth wrote:the tune in turn on burn out was still avaliable in the mid eighties, got mine in a record shop in Birmingham.
any value in old shirts?
got a few of the reptile house shirts from the early nineties and tours from then: NEC 92, Overbombing, Roadkill 96, Event Horizon 98, Trip the Light Fantastic 2000, Euphoria 2001, Germany 2004 etc
would what they worth?
Has anyone ever seen or had one of the very earliest head and star logo shirts as worn by Alan Vega?Quiff Boy wrote:strangely, i never that early MR one
Pretty sure they had them back in the store recently, but they seem to have vanished nowbismarck wrote:Has anyone ever seen or had one of the very earliest head and star logo shirts as worn by Alan Vega?Quiff Boy wrote:strangely, i never that early MR one
I would be happy to see a very good photo of the logo.
Thanksrobertzombie wrote:You can still get it in Camden market
It was official, I bought mine in 1985 at a gig.mh wrote:Sisters - Tune In Turn On Burn Out
Always assumed that one was official.
ribbons69 has a load posted.abridged wrote:Did anybody ever do a picture list of all the official shirts. It would be a pretty massive venture I know!
Ta. Ah of course! I'd forgotten. A great collection. I have only about 20 including a few bootlegs. I suppose my rarest one is the Andy Warhol one that nobody ever recognises as a Sisters one let along an official one!Pista wrote:ribbons69 has a load posted.abridged wrote:Did anybody ever do a picture list of all the official shirts. It would be a pretty massive venture I know!
Not just 81-85 though, but a good place to start.
One version had "sisters" and the other had the MR headBarracuda wrote:It was official, I bought mine in 1985 at a gig.mh wrote:Sisters - Tune In Turn On Burn Out
Always assumed that one was official.
There were 2 versions I think. One had the MR head and star, the earlier ones didn't. I think, it's a long time go now...
Edit: Christ, why am I replying to threads that are more than a decade old and to which I replied more than a decade ago!
This is the one with tie-dye effect, right? And "Sisters" on the back. Or is there also another one?paint it black wrote:with back print
It was black and more black with tune in etc..on the backbismarck wrote:This is the one with tie-dye effect, right? And "Sisters" on the back. Or is there also another one?paint it black wrote:with back print
They didn't use the proper fully endorsed Michael Jackson photoshoot shots?paint it black wrote:Do you see the bootleggers very big mistake? Obvs not font etc... Bigger
ERm... No. Try againSwinnow wrote:They didn't use the proper fully endorsed Michael Jackson photoshoot shots?paint it black wrote:Do you see the bootleggers very big mistake? Obvs not font etc... Bigger