Tags Matching: Unbroken

Unbroken Eric Allen Tribute

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/25/2012

When Eric Allen from Unbroken committed suicide, the band said they would never play again. Well we know in the world of hardcore, that really means nothing but the band chose to reunite to play a show in late 1998 to raise money to donate to his family. The band printed up a shirt for the event and sold it in both black and navy. Usually when we see this design, the design on the back is cracking and a little faded but luckily, theyhaveteeth‘s tee doesn’t seem to have any of these problems. Just an overall great looking design and a great tribute to Eric Allen…maybe in the next world.

I Don’t Care

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 04/24/2012

When Indecision Records announced they were releasing all of Unbroken’s non-album tracks on one CD, I was stoked. So much more convenient to have everything in one place…when they did release the record, it was exactly what I wanted with photos and insight into the songs as well as the band’s history courtesy of bass player Rob Moran. If I remember correctly, Indecision printed up two designs for the record, a Smiths “Hatful of Hollow” rip and the one that thelaststeelmile is selling. I always liked this design with the picture of Dave over the crowd…looks like a later era photo or probably one from the 1998 Eric Allen memorial show. thelaststeelmile is also selling a bunch of early 2000′s vinyl that some of you may be interested in.

Unbroken 1994 Tour

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 03/05/2012

I feel like we’ve seen this Unbroken 1994 tour tee quite a bit lately and always in this color. The color doesn’t do anything for me and I imagine I would have been bummed had I gone to see them back then and this was the color of the shirts they had. Did everyone decide to unload this in the past couple of months? I feel like this would have worked well on Murphy’s favorite color (navy). Hindsight…anyway, odj73c‘s tee has a huge bleach stain on the sleeve of this one which I’m wondering if it might deter buyers from bidding. Probably not.

Unbroken, You Won’t Be Back

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 02/23/2012

When we see Unbroken tees, we generally see “Life. Love. Regret.” era or even a “Ritual” tee but we almost never see one from “You Won’t Be Back”. It’s in pretty good shape for its age but I wish they would have added an additional color to the back to make the design a little more recognizable. I see no signs of the New Age logo so I’m assuming this is a band screened tee. barfight needs it out of his closet and for it to go to a good home and judging by the bidding, it looks like it will.

Please pass the mustard

By Casali | Published 02/08/2012

The amazing seller duo of kiblondie and barfight have combined their selling forces together to bring you these two special auctions. If you are a fan of wacky 90′s shirt colors look no further! We have honey mustard and grey poupon flavored New Age gems for you. I’m hoping that someone snaps these up, because that pink Mouthpiece shirt went without a bid last week. The first shirt also comes with 3 bonus craptastic straightedge shirts. Go get em!

Burn My Fingertips So No One Knows My Name

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 01/29/2012

xsolidxprezx is selling an early era Most Precious Blood tee that also happens to be an Unbroken rip. The backprint, which is taken from the layout of the record, is pretty similar to the “Swing Kids” photo on the cover of “Life. Love. Regret.” so it makes for a good rip. I don’t remember this being printed by Trustkill so I’m going to say it’s a band printed design.

The 90s: An Experiment In Color

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 01/26/2012

The 90s were a time of experimentation, both in music and in merch. A few “popular” (and I use the term very loosely) color choices were hunter green, mustard yellow and this lovely burnt orange-ish rust color that superbikezx7r is selling. At least its an Unbroken shirt…and not only an Unbroken shirt but a 1994 Life. Love. Regret. tour shirt. If this were a different color, I’d be bidding but I can’t pull this off…maybe you can?

Life. Love. Regret. What Was It All Worth?

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 01/17/2012

A more recent Unbroken crewneck sweater printed up by Hellfish for their recent string of shows. A nice take on The Smiths “Meat Is Murder” cover. I remember they did the same design on a zip up sweater as well but since it was printed on American Apparel, it just never fit right…oh did I mention that the zip up is hanging in my closet, unworn because it doesn’t fit? I seriously dislike American Apparel…lucky for you though, the crewneck face_tomorrow is selling is printed on Gildan so hopefully it fits better than mine does.

New Age Straight Edge

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 11/14/2011

We’ve had some requests for this in the past and to be honest, it doesn’t get much better than this. xburgunderx kept this New Age Straight Edge shirt in pristine shape. Granted, the photo is a little blurry but the print looks like it’s in perfect shape. This design was made in a short sleeve, longsleeve and hoodie as well as in every light colorway you can think of. I had this one on a white hoodie with green print. I don’t think this was ever printed on darker shirts (brown being the exception). Also, the back photo is Unbroken. Size? Cmon…you know it’s an XL.

Hold On To Your Friends 3 Sided Longsleeve

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 11/14/2011

I know we’ve seen this Unbroken shirt that xburgunderx is selling before but I don’t think I’ve ever seen it in a longsleeve. The famous “New Age Records” logo on the sleeve and the “Hold On To Your Friends” Morrissey tattoo on the back. The seller says this was sold at their last show in 1995 and I’d say that’s about right. I know this was also sold by New Age through mailorder but, like I said earlier, I’ve never seen it as a longsleeve. Last show exclusive perhaps?