Description This Star Wars Shirt shows Darth Vader throwing up the Devil's Horns made famous by Ronnie James Dio of Black Sabbath.

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Mar Y Sol, meaning Sun and Sea, was Puerto Rica's first international music festival, and the fact that it was held during Semana Santa, their holy Easter week, did nothing to stop some serious turmoil from brewing. The organizers anticipated 60,000 people but only about 35,000 attended. By the end of the first day, many concertgoers were citing frustration from lack of facilities, water and food, and were already headed back to San Juan to fly home. Technical problems and criminal activity, including two murders, two drownings, violence and robbery, set the stage for a most unenjoyable visit. The redeeming feature was the music, of course, a stellar lineup of some of the best musicians around: Alice Cooper, Billy Joel, Fleetwood Mac, ELO, BB King, Dave Brubeck, the Allman Brothers, Mahavishnu Orchestra, and Poco to name a few. Gridlocked traffic had Black Sabbath stuck at a hotel, where Ozzy threw a cherry bomb and literally bombed their room. Bloodrock was scheduled to perform but br

Black Sabbath, in California on the U.S. leg of the Heaven & Hell tour, Molly Hatchet, Cheap Trick and cult-favorite Journey, recently famous for their March-release album "Departure," played to almost 90,000 at the Summer Blowout festival on the 26th. The same line-up plus Shakin' Street, a French band that sang in English, was scheduled to play Day on the Green #2 in Oakland the following day. Shakin' Street cancelled, however, and was replaced by Gamma for this concert. Shakin' Street hit the scene with their first album, "Vampire Rock," in 1978, released a self-titled album in '80 and dropped from view just a few years later.

Black Sabbath, in California on the U.S. leg of the Heaven & Hell tour, Molly Hatchet, Cheap Trick and cult-favorite Journey, recently famous for their March-release album "Departure," played to almost 90,000 at the Summer Blowout festival on the 26th. The same line-up plus Shakin' Street, a French band that sang in English, was scheduled to play Day on the Green #2 in Oakland the following day. Shakin' Street cancelled, however, and was replaced by Gamma for this concert. Shakin' Street hit the scene with their first album, "Vampire Rock," in 1978, released a self-titled album in '80 and dropped from view just a few years later.

Black Sabbath, in California on the U.S. leg of the Heaven & Hell tour, Molly Hatchet, Cheap Trick and cult-favorite Journey, recently famous for their March-release album "Departure," played to almost 90,000 at the Summer Blowout festival on the 26th. The same line-up plus Shakin' Street, a French band that sang in English, was scheduled to play Day on the Green #2 in Oakland the following day. Shakin' Street cancelled, however, and was replaced by Gamma for this concert. Shakin' Street hit the scene with their first album, "Vampire Rock," in 1978, released a self-titled album in '80 and dropped from view just a few years later.

Kyuss Band 'Marshall Volume Knob' Stoner Rock T-Shirt You Tried to Turn Me Off... But You Couldn't Even Turn Me Down! Yeah, it sounds like a Marshall Amps slogan, but them's some ultra-classic stoner rock Kyuss lyrics sung by the one and only John Garcia, the greatest rock and roll singer to live in our lifetime. Amen. Now, I'm not putting down Josh Homme and Queens of The Stone Age... in fact, we even have a killer t-shirt inspired by them too... it's just that Kyuss was the first band, and John Garcia was one (big) part of their equation that made them the closest thing to a Led Zeppelin or Black Sabbath of the 90's. I mean, face it... a lot of recently recorded music ain't gonna be worth spit in 10 years... but in 100 years Kyuss albums will be dug up and replayed with the same infatuation that Zeppelin still holds today. So buy this t-shirt... whether you like Kyuss or not. Because right after this, you're going to buy all three Kyuss albums and learn something about rock 'n' roll

Monster Magnet 'Bull God' Space Rock T-Shirt It's a satanic drug thing, you wouldn't understand. Here's my story... early 90's, been dragging my skateboard around to various punk and rock gigs for a few years now... standing in the crowd at a Bad Brains concert, drinking a beer, waiting for the band to start... I see this awesome t-shirt, crazy looking Bullgod thing, handmade. End of story. I never found out who it was, rocked my bad brains out, went home wasted. A couple years later, hanging out in Mother's Records... I stumble on the cassette 'Spine of God'... the Bullgod calls, I'm now intrigued. So I slap down the cash and pop the tape into my walkman (yeah, remember those!?!?) and go jamming down the block on my board... the space rock and doom quickly and completely stoked me, like nothing else... ever... hello, Black Sabbath, but more and better. Needless to say, I've listened to that particular Monster Magnet album (and Superjudge) in multiple states of mind... sometimes all at

Kyuss 'Orange Amp' Stoner Rock T-Shirt Kyuss, Kyuss, Kyuss... all the things to say about this incredible band... how does one manage to reach every point that needs to be said? John Garcia, Brant Bjork and Josh Homme really brought home the bacon with this quadrilogy of fuzz rock goodness. I managed to miss the first album, Wretch, when it first came out... but I was reading a Hit Parade magazine one day in the early 90's and there was a section that was like the newspaper classifieds... no images, just text... there was about 16 little boxes of text, each was a simple review for some unknown band that wasn't image-worthy... I had time on my hands, so I read them all. Kyuss' 'Blues for The Red Sun' was described quite simply as a Black Sabbath inspired fuzzfest. Being a big Sabbath fan, this caught my eye... especially since the 70's revival at the time mostly consisted of the halfway sounds of Pearl Jam and Soundgarden. There were of course bands like St. Vitus and Pentagram, but the

Clutch / Alex Jones 'Prison Planet' Conspiracy Rock T-Shirt Heavily inspired by the song, that was inspired by Alex Jones' Prison Planet... Pure rock conspiracy!! Personally, we thinks the Clutch Self Titled ('Space') album is one of the best stoner rock albums of all time. Having been a fan of Neil Fallon's vocals long before this album was released (Transnational Speedway League - 'Shogun Named Marcus' - back when MTV still played music), it was such a treat to hear the Black Sabbath-like 'Space' album groove out of my car stereo. 'I think Aces high. Sleeves are rolled. Tremedous Diamonds, and a mouth of gold. I spent many years a rambling. I'll never change these foolish ways.' Yeah, Big News... it just doesn't get any better than that! Well, perhaps the walkthrough story of 'Escape from the Prison Planet' comes in a mighty close second... but you can't really compare the two, one is a hard rock groover with questionable lyrics... while Prison Planet is a story meant to be heard by

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