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Frankly, Mr. Shankly

Jimmy J

I stumbled on the above Morrissey Kill Uncle era relics by searching eBay’s top performing vintage t-shirt listings. $150 each with a few hours left before the listing ended…

Looks like the 1990s nostalgia bug continues to bite. We reported on the surging Nirvana vintage t-shirt trend a few months back. And Nirvana is to alternative what Morrissey is to indie so it’s no surprise his early 90s tees are now a hot ticket. It’s true, the 1990s are the new 1980s. Like clockwork 90s music swag is experiencing the same eBay action the rock merch of the 80s did in the early 2000s.






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4 Responses to “Frankly, Mr. Shankly”

  1. lord ched Says:
    June 27th, 2010 at 2:05 am

    I was under the impression that indie and alternative were more or less the same entity. What is the difference in the dictionary of Jimmy J?

  2. jimmyj Says:
    June 27th, 2010 at 4:14 am

    I always thought of it in terms of the sound of the music? Alternative was more mainstream grungey U.S. rock, indie was softer UK stuff. But I was too busy listening to electronica in the early 90s so I really can’t speak with any authority.

    This answered all my questions, I will sleep like a baby tonight. I hope it helps you too.

    http://altmusic.about.com/od/historyofaltindiemusic/a/alternavsindie.htm

    “The Verdict

    So, yes, there is a distinction between ‘Alternative’ and ‘Indie,’ and now that you know, you too can use each judiciously. As for the differences between indie, indie-pop, and indie-rock, well, um, you’ll just have to use your imagination. Because there aren’t any, really.”

  3. jimmyj Says:
    June 27th, 2010 at 1:46 pm

    got a comment via email re: this post:

    Hi,again 3 Morrissey T-shirts of “1991″ are ALL “FAKE” made now! As for the original shirt, the copyright of “1991″ is surely written to the bottom of a print. I buy many T-shirts from you. Didn’t you understand these as “FAKE”? You will not be professional supposing you do not understand. You should write the fact of “FAKE” on your BLOG!!! Thanks.

    - 1223coo

    the saga continues here:

    http://www.defunkd.com/forum/real-repro-f8/morrissey-shirts-fake-t378.html

  4. musboy20 Says:
    June 28th, 2010 at 1:30 pm

    i try to sell a 90s morissey shirt with a giant tag few weeks a go.. the shirt sold for the 1st bidder for only $20. what a disappointment..:(

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