“Two Partied Out?” MRR Radio T-shirt (size XS only)
Based on 1980 flyer artwork from Maximum Rocknroll Radio’s KPFA broadcast. It’s never too late to join our party: just visit radio.maximumrocknroll.com for the latest and greatest in punk.
For an extra $3.99 we’ll also toss in the FINAL issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that’s a dollar off the cover price!
Jess Scott should be a familiar name to many Bay Area freaks and punks worldwide, if not for her art—peep the tellyboys shop—then perhaps for her output with such ensembles as Flesh World (featured in MRR #386), Brilliant Colors, and Index. You already love it, now you get to wear it!
DOES PUNK SUCK??? You may have found yourself asking this very question back at the last punk show you were able to make it out to—whether that was in 1979, 1983, 2005, or even last night. We've been wondering ourselves at least since our thirteenth issue (May '84), the cover of which is faithfully restored here in larger-than life size on a white cotton tee.
For an extra $3.99 we'll also toss in the FINAL issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that's a dollar off the cover price!
It says MAXIMUMROCKNROLL real big across the chest. You'll look cool and people will be jealous.
For an extra $3.99 we'll also toss in the FINAL issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that's a dollar off the cover price!
Yep, it's the cover of our very first issue, Maximumrocknroll #1 from July of 1982, slapped onto a t-shirt and stuck in the mail for you to wear around town and get yelled at by jocks and rednecks.
For an extra $3.99 we'll also toss in the FINAL issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that's a dollar off the cover price!
This amazing design and print is by artist Sarah Sequoia and we fucking love it. Text on shirt says "When you just don't know who to trust anymore." Check out more of her art at sarahsequoia.com.
For an extra $3.99 we'll also toss in the FINAL issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that's a dollar off the cover price!
DOES PUNK SUCK??? You may have found yourself asking this very question back at the last punk show you were able to make it out to—whether that was in 1979, 1983, 2005, or even last night. We've been wondering ourselves at least since our thirteenth issue (May '84), the cover of which is faithfully restored here in larger-than life size on a white cotton tee.
For an extra $3.99 we'll also toss in the FINAL issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that's a dollar off the cover price!
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