Glad you like them, I enjoyed sharing them. I like wearing the In Utero shirt in public and seeing if anybody gets uncomfortable by the artwork.



Older shirts (that I don't wear anymore but refuse to get rid of):

Jane's Addiction Nothing's Shocking Jubilee 2001 Tour (Had to cover the boobs):


This is one of only a few shirts I actually got at a concert. I got this at the Pacific Coliseum and when I wore it home, my mom freaked out. It's too small for me (I think I bought an L instead of an XL.). It didn't feel to small but I think it must've shrunk a bit, so now it actually feels like a large. Great concert but muddy sound. I liked wearing this in public a lot, and it's one excellent shirt.

Stone Temple Pilots No. 4:


Also got this at a concert, the last time STP ever came to Vancouver in 2000. It was an excellent show.

Nirvana:

Actually, I still wear this once in a while. But not very often. I like the In Utero and Sliver shirts more.

Mr. Bungle store-made:

Got it made for $20 and it shows, around 2002. I also had a Mr. Show FF Woodycooks shirt made at the same place around the same time, and it faded even worse after just 1 wash. I didn't keep that shirt. BTW, I drew and coloured the Mr. Bungle logo that is on the shirt (without tracing). The clown was printed from the internet.

Jane's Addiction Merchant of Venice quote:


Nice shirt but probably the smallest shirt I have, so I didn't get to wear it for very long.

Pearl Jam Binaural:


I still wear this sometimes, as well. I've just had it much longer than the shirts from the first post (same case with the grey Nirvana one).

Three Times One Minus One store-made (Mr. Show With Bob and David fictional white guy soul and R&B duo, where my username comes from.):

I just don't wear it anymore. As much as I love Mr. Show, it's just a silly shirt.

Nine Inch Nails The Downward Spiral:


I've had this since 1997 and have worn it for a long time but it got a tad too small. I got this at some mall outside of Seattle (in Everett), when I went down there to see the Mariners/Yankees at the Kingdome (Mariners won that day. I also went to the game the day before, where the Yankees won in 11 innings.).

Nirvana Corporate Rock Whores:


This is probably the most common shirt I own. I've seen more people than I can count wearing this. I don't wear it anymore, though, because I'm not into thin, long sleeved t-shirts. Got this around 1998.

Pearl Jam Out Of Control:


I got this around 1998 (during Grade 9), and it still fits, but for many years, I thought I had lost it. So I haven't really worn it since the 90's, but I found it recently. I tried it on and it fits fine enough, so I might wear it again.

Pearl Jam Alive Stickman:

It doesn't fit anymore. I remember wearing this shirt to the Pacific Coliseum when Pearl Jam came here in 1998. My mom bought this for me, I think in San Francisco.

Stone Temple Pilots 1994 tour:


This is probably the weirdest and most unique shirt I've ever worn. I've had this since 1999 (I asked my mom to get this shirt off eBay for me.), and there have been way more times than I can count that people have asked to read what the carrot-head is saying (or whatever that dude is). I miss wearing this one, it's one of my all time favourites, but holes started forming in many places. There are even barely-noticeable forming holes in the drawing. I had to stop wearing it before the drawing got wrecked.

Pearl Jam No Code:


I've had this since the summer of 1997, and it shows. The design is cracked like crazy, and I got many years out of it, so I retired it. The No Code square is actually much smaller, and it's probably much more cracked than it looks in the picture.

Faith No More The Real Thing store-made:

Faith No More shirts are pretty much unavailable in rock t-shirt stores, and I was becoming a huge FNM fan around 2001 and 2002 (I spent Grade 12 listening to the Angel Dust album so much. Plus, I started getting into The Real Thing and also Mr. Bungle.), so something had to be done. The year after high school, I printed the album cover off the internet and got this made. My mom had stopped using eBay by this point, and I didn't get an account until 2004, but I wanted a Faith No More shirt badly. My other two FNM shirts from eBay are much better, so I don't wear this as often.

Rage Against The Machine Nuns With Guns:

I got this in Grade 9 (1997), and it's another great. But, after a few years, it developed an army of holes, especially around the neck, so it didn't last as long as some of my others. The holes are much more evident in person than in the picture.

Smashing Pumpkins Zero:

The classic Billy Corgan MCIS shirt. I got this in the summer of 1997 and it lasted a long time.

Red Hot Chili Peppers Californication:


My mom got this for me around 2001. It got small.

Alice In Chains Unplugged:


This is one of my favourite older shirts. I got this the day before Grade 10. Has aged a lot.

Nirvana From The Muddy Banks of the Wishkah:


Got this in the summer of 1997. The front picture is from a 1991 concert in Vancouver. Has aged a lot.

Soundgarden Superunknown:


The other Superunknown shirt of mine, another one of my favourite older ones. It has a big hole in one of the armpits, so I had to stop wearing it. My mom bought it off of eBay for me in 1999.

Pearl Jam Yield:


Got this in 1998 from my mom. Pretty nice.

Red Hot Chili Peppers skull drawing:


Got this off of eBay around 1999. Really neat drawing on the front.

Soundgarden Down On The Upside:


Here it is, the first rock music shirt I ever got. It's aged a lot, but I got a lot of use out of it and I stopped wearing in 2004. One of my favourites. I asked my mom to buy this for me in Grade 8, around spring 1997, when she went on a shopping trip to Bellingham, Washington (which is the same place where I later got the Zero, No Code, Wishkah, and one of my Metallica shirts).



There are also several shirts I don't have anymore, due to hatred of certain musicians. I used to have 2 Metallica shirts that I got in 1997 and 1998 (I lost respect for them and what they were about. Plus, they're overrated.), a couple Offspring ones (Their music got pretty bad when Conspiracy of One came out. I had the Hammered and Ixnay on the Hombre shirts. Hammered was a particularly awesome shirt. Too bad I got rid of that. But, I just lost respect for them and couldn't feel good about wearing the Offspring name. Still love the 90's stuff, though.), a Silverchair Freak Show one (I realized how bad they were, other than their singles. Then, their later singles weren't even good. They're just terrible.), and a store-made Eminem one (With a picture of Eminem looking in the fridge at the milk carton with Dr. Dre on it, from the Real Slim Shady video. I started hating him, he stopped making good albums. He became embarrassing. I like his older stuff, but it'll take a long time before I listen to it again.).

There's also a NOFX shirt that I forgot to photograph. I'll post that eventually, if I can find it.