The Fillmore West, formerly the Carousel Ballroom on Market Street and Van Ness, opened the day after the Fillmore Auditorium closed in 1968. Promoter Bill Graham could hustle 2,800 patrons up the two flights of stairs and into the second floor ballroom where the layout included a center-floor stage, space for dancing, a restaurant and big bar. Graham used the site as a laboratory to fine-tune the unique marketing and production styles that would become his trademarks, and the hall flourished as the West Coast Mecca for rock music. As bands launched at the Fillmore West grew into media favorites, a trend towards bigger salaries, inconsistent performance quality and a preference for larger venues emerged on the rock scene. Graham decided to close his house of music and magic with five days of incredible sound, ending the glorious Fillmore run on July 4, 1971.

The Fillmore West, formerly the Carousel Ballroom on Market Street and Van Ness, opened the day after the Fillmore Auditorium closed in 1968. Promoter Bill Graham could hustle 2,800 patrons up the two flights of stairs and into the second floor ballroom where the layout included a center-floor stage, space for dancing, a restaurant and big bar. Graham used the site as a laboratory to fine-tune the unique marketing and production styles that would become his trademarks, and the hall flourished as the West Coast Mecca for rock music. As bands launched at the Fillmore West grew into media favorites, a trend towards bigger salaries, inconsistent performance quality and a preference for larger venues emerged on the rock scene. Graham decided to close his house of music and magic with five days of incredible sound, ending the glorious Fillmore run on July 4, 1971.

The Fillmore West, formerly the Carousel Ballroom on Market Street and Van Ness, opened the day after the Fillmore Auditorium closed in 1968. Promoter Bill Graham could hustle 2,800 patrons up the two flights of stairs and into the second floor ballroom where the layout included a center-floor stage, space for dancing, a restaurant and big bar. Graham used the site as a laboratory to fine-tune the unique marketing and production styles that would become his trademarks, and the hall flourished as the West Coast Mecca for rock music. As bands launched at the Fillmore West grew into media favorites, a trend towards bigger salaries, inconsistent performance quality and a preference for larger venues emerged on the rock scene. Graham decided to close his house of music and magic with five days of incredible sound, ending the glorious Fillmore run on July 4, 1971.

The Fillmore West, formerly the Carousel Ballroom on Market Street and Van Ness, opened the day after the Fillmore Auditorium closed in 1968. Promoter Bill Graham could hustle 2,800 patrons up the two flights of stairs and into the second floor ballroom where the layout included a center-floor stage, space for dancing, a restaurant and big bar. Graham used the site as a laboratory to fine-tune the unique marketing and production styles that would become his trademarks, and the hall flourished as the West Coast Mecca for rock music. As bands launched at the Fillmore West grew into media favorites, a trend towards bigger salaries, inconsistent performance quality and a preference for larger venues emerged on the rock scene. Graham decided to close his house of music and magic with five days of incredible sound, ending the glorious Fillmore run on July 4, 1971.

The Fillmore West, formerly the Carousel Ballroom on Market Street and Van Ness, opened the day after the Fillmore Auditorium closed in 1968. Promoter Bill Graham could hustle 2,800 patrons up the two flights of stairs and into the second floor ballroom where the layout included a center-floor stage, space for dancing, a restaurant and big bar. Graham used the site as a laboratory to fine-tune the unique marketing and production styles that would become his trademarks, and the hall flourished as the West Coast Mecca for rock music. As bands launched at the Fillmore West grew into media favorites, a trend towards bigger salaries, inconsistent performance quality and a preference for larger venues emerged on the rock scene. Graham decided to close his house of music and magic with five days of incredible sound, ending the glorious Fillmore run on July 4, 1971.

The Fillmore West, formerly the Carousel Ballroom on Market Street and Van Ness, opened the day after the Fillmore Auditorium closed in 1968. Promoter Bill Graham could hustle 2,800 patrons up the two flights of stairs and into the second floor ballroom where the layout included a center-floor stage, space for dancing, a restaurant and big bar. Graham used the site as a laboratory to fine-tune the unique marketing and production styles that would become his trademarks, and the hall flourished as the West Coast Mecca for rock music. As bands launched at the Fillmore West grew into media favorites, a trend towards bigger salaries, inconsistent performance quality and a preference for larger venues emerged on the rock scene. Graham decided to close his house of music and magic with five days of incredible sound, ending the glorious Fillmore run on July 4, 1971.

"""The Soup Nazi"" is the title of the 116th episode of the sitcom, Seinfeld. It's also the nickname of the character played by Larry Thomas. The term ""Nazi"" is used as an exaggeration of the over-regimentation he constantly demands of his patrons. This t-shirt reads, ""No Soup for You."" ? Denim Blue ? 100% soft cotton ? Fitted ? Officially Licensed More Seinfeld items: Seinfeld Shirts Size Chart"

Buffy Summers, the Patron Saint of Vampire Slaying. This design is a dedication to all of the hard work Buffy did to keep Sunnydale safe from evil. buffy the vampire slayer, buffy, joebot, sunnydale

Come work for Merlotte's Bar and Grill, consistently rated #1 bar in Bon Temps, Louisiana (it helps that we're the only one). Must provide prompt and courteous service to patrons, make menu and daily special recommendations. Hours vary. This is a family place. Locals only. Interested applicants should ask for Sam. Note to copy editor: Because of our high turnover, please run ad continuously. Merlotte's Bar and Grill logo over the chest with the words TrueBlood in grey beneath on a white, fashion-weight (which means it's thin and soft) babydoll (fitted) t-shirt. Note: Please reference the table below to choose your size. This is a more straight-cut shirt than many of our offerings, meaning the waist measurement isn't significantly smaller than the chest. S M L XL 2X Chest 30 in. 32 in. 34 in. 37 in. 40 in. Waist 27 in. 29 in. 31 in. 33 in. 35 in. Length 25 3/8 in. 26 in. 26 5/8 in. 27 1/4 in. 27 7/8 in..

Lord of The Rings 'J.R.R. Tolkien' Fantasy Movie T-Shirt We've seen these LOTR JJR Tolkien Shirts around the internet, but nobody does it right... all of them are cheapo copy/paste ripz that look as plain as day, absolutely no character to them. We wanted one that tries to do justice to the weathered Lord of the Rings legend, as well as give some aged respect to the author that wrote this epic high fantasy tale. (I hope we succeeded!?!) The Lord of The Rings saga is truly one of the most breathtaking stories ever told. When I'm watching a movie and there's an old man in the pub telling a deep, dark story to the patrons... I always imagine he's dramatically revealing the epic LOTR journey... I mean, is there any other story worth telling?!? What's so interesting is how you can enjoy so many characters throughout the verse, it doesn't matter which is your favorite (Frodo Baggins, Samwise Gamgee, Merry and Pippin or Gandalf and his evil nemesis, the Dark Lord Sauron - personally, I like t

Talk to anyone that has ever worked in the food industry, chances are they have more stories than Wilt Chamberlain. Bitchy soccer moms, screaming children, dirty old men, and bad tippers are some of the classy patrons that give waiters / waitresses nightmares. Next time you go out to eat, just remember these two golden rules: 1. Don't fuck with the people that handle your food, and 2. Don't forget to tip at least 20%, servers remember the good AND bad tippers.

"The Korova Milk Bar is a haven for the creatures of late. Strict security embodied with various delectable savoury drinks. Moloko Plus for those that need a little bit more, Moloko Synthemesc for our creative patrons, Moloko Vellocet to feel a slight more friendly and Moloko Drencrom to slowly phase out of the drudgeries of our world. A haven, a home, a place to gather yourself for the night ahead. Come, taste the music of Ludwig van and the gracious Amadeus. Feature the latest and greatest. Leave your homebound fuzzy warbles and come! You are invited!" Our Stanley Kubrick's Clockwork Orange Korova Milk Bar shirt comes in black and features the opening chords to Ludwig van Beethoven's 9th symphony (so aptly loved and adored by your humble narrator, Alex DeLarge). For those of us that don't remember, the Korova Milk Bar was the night spot Alex and his Droogs visited on numerous occasions in the film before and after a little of the old, ultraviolence. The script on the bottom reads: "O