retro black sabbath t shirt
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USA tour t-shirt from the 2004 ‘Re-united’ tour, the first dates with Rob Halford back on vocals. Features the classic ‘Screaming For Vengeance’ album artwork by Doug Johnson.
Me in my rare Russian T
1990 tour t-shirt purchased at Wolverhampton Civic Hall gig
From my second time of seeing Black Sabbath.
Mothers t shirt
Obtained from a gig at The Astoria, London on 5th December 1999
Dehumanizer t shirt
Led Zeppelin tie-dyed t-shirt. Unofficial. Hindenburg disaster picture as used on Led Zeppelin I album cover. Bought at Camden Lock market, London, summer 1991.
T-shirt from the ‘Operation Rock & Roll’ Tour that travelled around the states in 1991. The tour was made up completely from Sony (and affiliated labels) recording artists: Judas Priest, Alice Cooper, Motorhead, Dangerous Toys and Metal Church.
Bootleg Black Sabbath 2001 tour t-shirt, bought from Birmingham Academy gig.
The image on the front of this Tshirt was taken by Tony Mottram.
Ozzy 1986 tour t-shirt, bought at Birmingham Odeon gig.
I made this customized and modified Black Sabbath artwork celebrating the 30th Anniversary since Ronnie , Iommi and Geezer got together back in 1979 , I had the artwork printed on shirts as a gifts for the band which I got to handle them in person backstage on 6/9/2009 at Berlin,Germany , after one of their shows from 'The Devil You Know' world tour.
From the American leg of the 1992 Dehumanizer tour. This is an early version of a t shirt that later appeared with the text Black Sabbath added.
This is a school picture of me and my brother from about 1984. Just visible is my Black Sabbath T-shirt and his AC/DC one. Though I was only 9 at the time I can clearly remember asking to be bought the T-shirts while we were on holiday in Blackpool, or was that Bridlington? At that time I don't think either of us particularly owned or listened to our own music and I'm pretty sure we didn't know who Sabbath or AC/DC were so the only explanation I have for wanting those shirts was because they looked cool! Mine had a picture of the grim reaper on the front and his a man being electrocuted. 26 years later though and I can honestly say I love Sabbath and can't think of a cooler picture of me as a kid...well there is that one of us in Scarborough standing with Darth Vader.
As seen in the Johnny Be Good video shoot.
Led Zep T-shirt bought from Virgin Records store in the late 90's
