Progressive Clothing?

I only have a few. I have a shirt with a Tool logo that a friend of mine made for me in his graphics class. But I also have a Meshuggah one with the really badass Nothing logo in blue on it.

Jiggerjaw wrote: I've always wanted a T-shirt of the Paradox Hotel album cover.  Anyone know if such a shirt exists? Edit:  Heh.  Just noticed that that's also my sig.  I really like the album cover.

Dunno bout that one, but I grabbed an Adam and Eve shirt on one of TFK's sadly few and far between visits to the states.

Got a rack of old concert T's from back in the day (early-mid 80's for me) from various prog bands like Rush, Yes, ELP, Tull, PF, Genesis, etc...sadly I was a much thinner lad then, and even should I want to sport them these days I would look absurd.

Newer ones I rock on a regular basis are the TFK one mentioned above, Mastodon (Leviathan Tour), Tool (got a couple from various tours), and a Giant Squid one I mail ordered.

Funny enough no PT after all the times I've seen them, gonna have to fix that next tour.


Edited by Nipsey88 - June 02 2009 at 20:50

I have  Porcupine Tree , Mars Volta ,DreamTheater, and Tool  tshirts all purchased at concerts.

I have a Moog T-shirt; one with Paul and Ringo with the text "drum 'n' bass"; and I used to have a Led Zeppelin one, but now it belongs to my mother (she's got good taste in music).

But I never had a "real" prog rock T-shirt, but I guess I can make it...there's a small shop in my town doing that stuff, I think it's €7/$10 for a picture on your own shirt.

   I've got some Kayo Dot shirts.One from SxSw last year and one limited edition print sold through the website. A couple of Porcupine Tree shirts from the last two tours as well.My step uncle lives in Poland and got me a cool Out Of Myself Riverside shirt.Quite a few shirts from various post rock/metal bands that I purchased live.Storm of Light,Neurosis,Isis,Cult of Luna,Nadja,Psyopus,Mr.Bungle,etc.I'm quite the merch junkie as you guys can tell. Most bands sell their merch through their Myspace page of if not on tour.

        I don't mind seeing people in the increasingly common Pink Floyd/Beatle/Zep shirts as long as the shirts are original and not purchased from Wal Mart and Target. I tend to see the same generic,10 dollar Wal mart Floyd prints everywhere I go and whats really frustrating is a lot of the people wearing them look like they don't know the first thing about Floyd.Death metal shirts don't bother me unless it's just excessively graphic and then I just think a person is going out of his way to shock people which is pretty lame.

kingfriso wrote: I design my own t'shirts on a website.

What website? Thanks.

im Dreaming of a t-shirt with the Acquiering the Taste art-work on the front the Thung and the Apple    that would be awsome

I've got 2 Van Der Graaf Generator T-shirts along with their badge, t-shirts of Riverside, Quidam, Credo and The Watch

It's been a long time since I've been to any shows noteworthy to this site, but I used to always buy my concert souvenir shirts from venders in the parking lots.  Got some great Yes and Tull shirts that way, for good prices.  What do they cost now?  $40?  $50?  With a down payment of a baby's arm holding an apple?   Now I'm more prone to buying shirts with howling wolves and Indian petroglyphs on them. 

I design my own t'shirts on a website. I now have a King Crimson t'shirt and a Gentle Giant shirt. I also made a KC t'shirt for my brother Tieme his bearthday with the massage on the back: