The question this week is sartorial in nature: what was your first item of "musical clothing" -- such as a concert t-shirt, or a pair of shoes or a hat inspired by a particular artist?Â
For our CD discussion, we dipped into the recent archives for an encore broadcast, with reviews of Death Cab for Cutie's "Narrow Stairs," Portishead's "Third," and Scarlett Johansson's much debated foray into pop music, "Wherever I Lay My Head."Â Mark Wheat and The Current's Music Director Melanie Walker were Bill DeVille's guests.
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January 22, 2007 Musicheads check your rock-n-roll dress code: what was your first concert t-shirt or other wardrobe item?
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Comments: 22
Good feature.
Probably got a KISS concert tee at my first ever concert.
Now I'm trying to remember all my concert T's that I had over the years.
I can only remember The Cars, Gary Numan - Telekon Tour, Thomas Dolby, KISS, probably Queen... I'm sure there are others. Blue Oyster Cult, perhaps?
I still have (and wear) a Clash t-shirt that's almost 30 years old.
Incidentally, the 1st album I ever bought was Led Zeppelin, “Physical Graffiti”…go figure!
My first rock t-shirt was a Led Zeppelin T also.
It was a black t-shirt with the Swan Song logo in bright reds and greens etc. multi-colored. I grew up in the backwoods of Wisconsin so the only way to get a t-shirt like that in the 1970's was to order it out of a rock magazine, I think it may have been Cream.
I was in high school at the time and the first day I wore it this really beautiful and for the sake of this story, well endowed girl, who was a friend of my younger brother came up to me and said she really liked it and asked if she could wear it sometime. I didn't have a girlfriend at that time as a matter of fact I don't think I'd ever had a girlfriend at that time and thought she was really hot, so when I got home that night I set out to wash it right away.
It turned out that we were all out of laundry detergent and being that I was a high school kid and had never done laundry in my life and thought "that powdered Spic-n-Span that Mom uses on the floors cleans really well and smells really good" so I used that to wash the shirt.
I brought the Zeppelin t-shirt to school the next day and was just beaming to see this beautiful girl wearing my t-shirt that everyone knew was mine.
The next day she brought the t-shirt back and pulled me aside and said, "What did you wash that t-shirt with? My entire chest is broken out in a terrible rash!"
I was too embarrassed to talk with her after that just imagining what that must have looked like.
I did end up seeing other girls in the years to follow and made a practice to not wash any girl friend's clothing, like my buddy who shank his girlfriend's favorite sweater down to the size of a standard teddy bear.
Alright that's enough.
Ted Bob
GREAT story. It's the thought that counts! Stories like that are why your supposed to let Mom do the laundry!
Its Brown, with WSP, For US All, Jack , Queen , King of Hearts on Front, a King on a Bicycle on the Back. I will wear it again soon.
Jerks.