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“Two Partied Out?” MRR Radio T-shirt

$13.00

A brand new T-shirt with a look that's never been partied out, from November 1980 to this very day. Based on original 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 latest issue of Maximum Rocknroll—that's a dollar off the cover price!

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To order by mail, check the drop-down menu above to see which sizes are currently available, then send (in US dollars):
$13.00 US • $19.00 Canada • $21.00 Mexico • $24.00 world
For another $3.99 we’ll also throw in the latest issue of Maximum Rocknroll!

Pay by check or money order payable to “Maximum Rocknroll” or send well-hidden cash to:
Maximum Rocknroll • PO Box 460760 • San Francisco, CA 94146 • USA

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