Thanks for linking my listing, JJ. I also have an xl for a lil bit cheaper:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... RK:MESE:IT

He's back and looks as though he has used his absence to spend time stocking up on blank nos screen stars shirts. Yay. http://cgi.ebay.com/Vtg-MOTLEY-CRUE-1987-TOUR-T-SHIRT-concert-ORIGINAL-L-/290464761678?pt=Vintage_Unisex_T_Shirts One real one on a hanes tag and then one of each size on a mint ...

Ps. I would just buy stormcrows but its a couple inches too small for me

Come on! Are the cheap shots really necessary? It was cold out when i measured it.

Now that you're warmed up, ladies and gentlemen......Don Rickles!

Yes! I'm going to get that whole chat tattooed as a full back piece.

I wish there was another option for the seller to be protected other than trying to charge international buyers $30 for express mail...

JJ- That boy seems to be a thorn in your side! That was bad, i know... but I'm with you, the copyright is in no way the be all end all of determining a fake or original. My rarest of rare shirts do not have them and are indeed originals. A lot of 80s punk bands made their shirts themselves in their ...

No, and it's ridiculous (although, not uncommon) that the seller listed it as a shirt from the 80s. I've never seen a 1988 era l.a. guns tee on a hanes tag (usually spring ford or the euro tags without a brand), but if any were, here is what a hanes 50/50 tag from that year looks like:

Ok, let's get this ma fucka (J-Rock...anyone?...Canadians?) back on track. Apparently five years after "Grease", Vinnie Barbarino and Olyvia Newton-John's magic had disappeared....Two of a Kind was nominated for 5 razzie awards: worst picture, actor, actress, director and screenplay.

True...Batman wasn't obscure either.

I gotta start making sure i swallow my coffee before i read your comments from now on.

Well, i was reported to ebay for that anthrax listing and it was removed. haha. Apparently rainbow and academy are the shy sensitive type of scammers and don't want their buyers to know.

Frank wrote:oh Stormcrow, you cut up

Thank you. I'll be here all week.

Thought i would share these pics so you can compare using apples to...not so apples. The first pic is my shirt and is an original from 1987. The second one is a Rainbowgasoline shirt printed on a 80s deadstock size small screen stars shirt. The third and fourth pics are Academyclothiers. I'll say ...

I have to say, the red blue & white anvil tag Jimmy posted is quite handsome

True, but DUUUUMMB!

that's a modern day repro. sorry

Most Def Leppard Hysteria shirts that I have come across were printed on Spring Ford tags. I suggest you post a picture of the tag and we'll be able to tell you for sure one way or another.

Here's a pic of one off a late 70s shirt and i believe this same tag was used on early and maybe mid 80's too.

Hi Hermosa! Yeah, Tinalove and Mahagamage are the worst. Just blatant fakes. Be careful with academyclothiers though!

Here's a few to get the ball rolling:
Tinalove1991 (all fakes)
Academyclothiers (most if not all)
Rainbowgasoline (some)

Yeah, i second that. Vintage concert tee sold outside in the parking lot.

Yes! I love this category! Pre Alligator incident Carl Weathers. Great shirt and unfortunately for one guy from my high school who got caught doing his best Pee-Wee Herman impersonation in the bathroom stall, a great nickname.

Rainbowgasoline buys blank vintage shirts, prints fakes on them, and passes them off as real vintage. But, he does have tons of real vintage too. This doobie tee looks to be a legit 70s bootleg that was sold outside the concerts.