Category Archives: Killer Music tees

 
December 10, 2011

Something…

… about George Harrison is really awesome. He was in a band with two of the most gifted and groundbreaking musicians of all time, yet he always somehow remained enigmatic and seemingly unaffected by “it all”. Having recently watched the excellent and very long Scorsese documentary on him, I was reminded of how much I liked him and his music. This George Harrison tee has been available from Some Product for the past several seasons. He just never really goes out of style.

Bonus points for George – He financed Monty Python’s ” Life of Brian”.



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December 6, 2011

Chains Of Love

When Chains of Love asked for some band merchandise, we collectively came up with the idea of printing customized symbols instead of the usual sizing, as well as hand dip dyeing a limited number of tees. It’s always a pleasure to work with talented people on something fun and a little unique. To hear the amazing C of L sound, cleak here.

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November 5, 2011

Your Older Brother’s Bedroom

Promo shot for the now almost legendary Some Product produced club nite – “Your Older Brother’s Bedroom” circa 1999-2000. Man, wish I still had that Ozzy tee, I traded it for a lame bootleg AC/DC tee. Bad decisions were made.

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May 30, 2011

I was there man !!!

Some awesome concert event tees. I have always loved these, they are just so damn hard to get your hands on.

The Rod Stewart gem, I got in Hollywood, in some kind of a now forgotten trade. The Oasis one was given to me by a top lad from Leeds named Dan and the Day On The Green, belongs to my friend Colleen. Check out the tiny little Iron Maiden opening for the mighty Foreigner and Loverboy !  Last I checked, Iron Maiden were still playing arenas and Foreigner were playing casinos. Who’s laughing now?

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May 9, 2011

Honest work…

Uncompromising, often brutal and intense but always with a sense of humor. These two men and their work are a constant source of emotional and artistic inspiration. These men do honest work.

Pictured: Michel Houellebecq and Iggy Pop, Iggy t-shirt circa 1985, 1st English language editions of Platform, Possibility of an Island and Elementary Particles.


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