What's the coolest rock clothing or accessory you ever had?

[bobbyb5]

These are my favorite ones I ever had.
I'm not necessarily a fan of all of these people, but these were really cool items anyway.

A blue satin David Bowie Glass Spider Tour baseball jacket.
Stone Temple Pilots hoodie.
Stiff Records boxers with Stiff Records slogan "If it Ain't Stiff, It Ain't Worth a Fuck"!!!!!
Rolling Stones Babylon by Bus long sleeve shirt
Kraftwerk Computer World sweatshirt
Beatles logo drawstring pants
David Bowie Aladdin Sane Cat t-shirt. (it's a cat with the lightning bolt across its face)
Pink Floyd The Wall boxer briefs
Allman Brothers belt with a big shiny silver buckle
Brown leather jacket with Bachman-Turner Overdrive logo (at a garage sale!!!)

[bobbyb5]

A couple more I really love.

Our Lady Peace knit winter hat with embroidered logo
Kool Keith Black Elvis shiny long sleeve t-shirt with hood
Blondie The Hunter long sleeveT-shirt with hood

[letty]

Rage against the machine hoodie

[Puncture Repair]

Actually the only band related thing I think I own



Probably paid too much for it too. The text at the bottom says 'We Are Having A Heavenly Time!"

[Liedzeit]

I bought a scarf at my very first concert, Queen in 1975 (or maybe 76). And I must say it seemed to me to be pretty uncool even on the way home. But since it is one accessory of only three I guess it automatically qualifies as also cool.
The one thing I am actually proud of is a Nico T-shirt, bought in 1980. I still own it. Too valuable to wear, though.
(Okay, third is a Sparks T-Shirt.)
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[CharlieBarley]

I have a lot of band t-shirts but nothing valuable. My favourite is a very popular one, a black Dark Side of the Moon t-shirt. I did have a beige baggy Neil Young t-shirt with a cool picture of him on it but the picture cracked and it didn't last long. I also have a cool Alice Cooper Welcome 2 My Nightmare t-shirt where he is dressed in a top hat and appears to be bursting out of the picture. But it's too small for me now!

[CharlieBarley]

I also had a small collection of Pink Floyd mugs - mostly album pictures - but they were mint in box and gathering dust so I gave them to a charity shop to do something useful with them.

[911Turbo]

i keep All my concert tickets as souvenirs.
I attach the tickets to a huge poster board, and make a collage, then i hang from the wall next to my stereo eqpt.
Originally the frame was 10x14 inches, and now its 6 feet by 4 feet. Its massive with many many different tickets. Many different years.

Really cool- small, big, bright, worn, boring, interesting tickets.
Also, i have attached many sporting events tickets and broadway shows to this poster.

When I have friends over, many people regularly comment about the poster.
My first and oldest ticket was Alice Cooper (flush the fashion tour) in Charlevoix, Michigan on July 26, 1980.

I used to purchase shirts but I find the quality in most cases is very poor, even though I've spend top dollar for a shirt. After 1 wash the shirt would only fit my dog.

[Tha1ChiefRocka]

Any records I have that are actually valuable or weird. All the concert t-shirts I buy, but never where.

BUT, the best thing I ever got at a concert was a Primus Professor Nutbutter Bar when they were touring for their Primus and The Chocolate Factory album. I ate it though. My brother was going to keep his, but some mice got to it in his house. They now go for about $25 dollars on ebay.

They also had a Bastard Bar, and they might have even had some Pork Soda, I can't remember.