Vinyl Long Sleeve T-Shirts

If you remember these, you are cool. If you still have some, you are beyond cool.

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The roots of jazz run deep in Seattle culture. From the '20s through the '50s, the jazz scene flourished in nightclubs along Jackson Street, starting the careers of Quincy Jones, Ray Charles, Ernestine Anderson, and many others. If you allowed yourself to follow the sound of these music legends, you'd end up at Bud's Jazz Records — where history could be heard and learned. Listen carefully, though, or you might pass this hidden repository that has been tucked away in a basement suite well below Jackson Street. Far from a polished mega-chain record store, Bud's was the real deal with literally stacks upon stacks of records and CD's that helps them live up to their tagline - Jazz in all it's forms.

Graphic design of a vinyl record.

From the timeless webcomic Homestuck, Dave Strider's Vinyl Record disc shirt

There's a chance that this town just may not be big enough for either of us. Is what I've heard.

Guitar Lover Illustrations and Gifts. These Go To Eleven - Humbucker Guitar Stuff. The graphic every guitar lover, guitar dad or heavy metal dad who is still rockin'. If you love to crank up the warm tone of tube guitar amps, and you want to turn it up to eleven. Pickups are the heart of your electric guitar. This Guitar Design looks awesome. Are you a Humbucker or Single Coil Person? Don't let that guitar Instrument collection sit in the closet. If you love guitar clothing or you are looking for Guitar Apparels for Men or Women, get this one.

Create your own vinyl record product by selecting a color of your choice!

Represent your love for HOUSE MUSIC

Blue Vinyl Record Analog Vibes with Vintage Tube Microphone

Pacific Ocean Blue / Original Vintage Style Design

Classic Turntable Black

Love old school vinyl? You'll love this! 45 R.P.M.

Retro Aesthetics Nostalgia Artwork inspired by synthwave music scene. Synthwave expresses nostalgia from 1980s / 1990’s culture ( Films, Video Games, Cartoon ) , attempting to capture the era’s atmosphere.

A favorite record store for Brooklyn in the 1980s, the heyday of vinyl

Vinyl Records - A design for music lovers, record lovers and for everyone who likes keeping vinyl records and listening to awesome music, a great gift for your music lover friends and family.

An original minimal tribute design to your favorite album.

For those that know, it’s the 45 adapter design

Retro hiphop vinyl record

Vintage Vinyl Record Player

MFD. by Capitol Records inc. U.S.A.

Vinyl Scratch (or DJ PON3 as she is known in the Equestrian music industry). Personally though, I like referring to her as "The Goddess of Dubstep and Stuff". And yes, this is toooootally a .. um .. ehem ... "cigarette" she's smoking :3 lol, I never know what to write in these description thingies.

A minimalist styled tribute series to classic artists.

Patent blueprint art as a unique printable design. All patent prints are restored and digitally enhanced to remove as many flaws as possible while maintaining the integrity of the original document.

This cool and awesome tee shirt features a beautiful classic vinyl music record looking sunset with water ripples reflecting the LP. This is a really cool shirt to wear at a club night club, bar or concert in the summer.

Barrington Levy is a living legend in the reggae and dancehall scene. Known in Jamaica as “the mellow canary” Barrington Levy’s remarkable mellifluous voice has made him a hit maker in both reggae and dancehall. Barrington Levy says, the early 1980s Prison Oval Rock was actually a dub plate for Volcano system, run by the late Henry 'Junjo' Lawes. The sound system was booked for a dance at the oval, very close to the then Spanish Town District Prison (now St Catherine Adult Correctional Centre), and ahead of the event. The name 'Prison Oval' is attributed to it being on the same property as the maximum security Saint Catherine Prison.

Headbang and Listening

Vinyl Addict

Music so good, it's criminal.

Alice Coltrane offset print

Retro music inspired by 70s,pop art design

Swan Song Records was a London-based label that was launched on May 10, 1974. The logo that adorned the label's record center stickers featured an Icarus symbol. This was heavily based on a drawing done sometime around 1870 by American painter, William Rimmer. Rimmer’s drawing is called Evening (The Fall of Day), and is said to be a depiction of the God Apollo, though others have considered it to be a depiction of Lucifer, or Icarus. Unfortunately, nobody can ask him, so it's anybody's guess. Regardless, Swan Song ceased operations in 1983, and the label's catalog was absorbed by a larger label.