Tags Matching: Unbroken

mid 90s Unbroken

By jbil | Published 11/02/2011

If you went to gigs in the early to mid 90s then chances are you saw at least 10 people per show wearing this shirt design. I wonder how many they made and sold? They must have banked hard. As Ive posted before Im not a fan of this band and maybe this shirt is part of the reason? I never liked it and I still dont. Needs more skinheads. Get yours and live out your mid 90s fantasy from gocubbies69.

Unbroken South American Tour shirt

By Casali | Published 11/01/2011

Here is one that we might not have had the opportunity to see, but thanks to tguseba all you Morrissey/Smiths die-hards can rest easy. I have been known to rock some Smiths now and again, but I don’t get the hardcore love fest for all things Morrissey. Anyway, I think it’s really cool that Unbroken made shirts that catered to their audience. Very nice indeed.

Maybe In The Next World

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 10/11/2011

This was the shirt that Unbroken sold at their 1998 reunion/memorial for Eric Allen. sunburntsky kept pretty good care of this one with just some slight cracking on the back. This shirt was sold in both black and navy blue…I don’t feel like we see the navy too often. Smiths quote on the back.

Unbroken Ritual Tour 93

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 09/17/2011

I have to admit that I was little disappointed after reading the description for this Unbroken Ritual Tour currently for sale by johnpaul2255. From the pictures, one would assume this tee is purple. While I could never pull off purple, its a nice change from what we usually see. But alas, this one is navy blue (not a bad thing really). Still a great look and it looks to be in great shape for its age.

UNBROKEN LIFE.LOVE.REUNION.

By naidoo | Published 09/10/2011

Unbroken is one of my favorite hardcore bands of all time next to Bane. That’s right I put Bane before Unbroken. someforlight is selling two Unbroken shirts. Both are have pretty low bids right now. I have to say I am not a fan of the rust color shirt. But I know Murphy hates the navy color of the reunion shirt even more. These are both 90′s XL’s so bring your Jnco’s and beads.

Life. Love. Regret.

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 09/07/2011

Few records have been able to bridge the genre gap but Unbroken’s “Life. Love. Regret.” did just that combining metal, emo and hardcore for something new at the time. So many bands were (and are) influenced by this record and the impact continues to be felt today. shinesobright83 has a reprint of the classic design, reprinted by New Age Records. Mike Hartsfield got the label back on track in the late 90s and the reprint was more than likely printed in 2000 or 2001 so its still got some age to it. The back design is a little clearer the original if memory serves. Killer design and killer record. Maybe in the next world…

Hold On To Your Friends

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 08/20/2011

Unbroken has always been the band that kinda bridged genres of hardcore. Kids who were into the youth crew revival loved Unbroken, kids who were vegan warriors were into Unbroken, kids who were into emo-core were into Unbroken…well you get the idea. This design was printed by New Age Records and features a big photo of the drummers “Hold On To Your Friends” tattoo, again professing the band’s love for all things Morrissey and the Smiths. oathrecs offers this classic design but doesn’t mention if this is original or a reprint. New Age reprinted them in the late 90s for a short period so you might want to message the seller and find out when this was printed. If that sort of thing doesn’t matter to you, then bid away.

Somewhere Between The Wrong Is Right

By xCHIPxSEM | Published 08/17/2011

Towards the end of the lifespan of Unbroken, the guys started Kill Holiday which was a way to channel their love of Brit Pop with a bit of an aggressive edge. As the band continued on, they signed with Revelation and did a 180 with their sound going for a straight and mellow Brit Pop sound. They only released one record with Rev but what a great record it was. This shirt however is not so great. I mean don’t get me wrong, I can appreciate a simple tee but I prefer the design that had the record cover on it. vikingsf hasn’t set too high of a starting price on this one so it might be worth dropping the cash for it especially with what seems like a complete lack of cracking in the print. Could be a good one pick up.

Cheap Shirts: One Hour

By b. murphy | Published 05/29/2011

It’s a quiet sunday on ebay. Not a lot of activity, not a lot of new auctions. But here’s where you take advantage. These shirts from daysarelikeknives end within the hour, and each is less than $1 currently. That’s right, dirt cheap. Smart if you pick these up and then ask to meet at Mango in Milford, MA for the hand off. Offer to buy him some mango tofu, and he’ll be happy, I bet.

life.love.longsleeve

By b. murphy | Published 05/09/2011

If you don’t listen to the First World Problems podcast, I feel bad for you. You are seriously depriving yourself of joy and sunshine. You might as well just go live in a cave. A cave that doesn’t even have wi-fi!! Shocking, yes. This is all relevant because one of my favorite episodes features Rob Moran. You may know him from a little band called Unbroken. He says a lot of cool shit, and you need to be listening. Grab this longsleeve from zork1212 too. One day left.