Rnr T-Shirts

Quiet please, Heavy Metal Librarian. A fun take on a heavy metal album cover. The text is written is block letters with lightening blots coming from the end letters. White, grey and red text on a black background. A humorous, geek design.

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Cats! Rock ´n Roll all night and sleep all day

Long live!!!

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This shirt is perfect for Music Lovers! Whether you listen to Rock, Alternative, Classic Rock, Classical, Jazz, Heavy Metal, Blues, Rock and Roll, Rap, Hip Hop, Folk, Hard Rock, Country, Reggae, Techno, House, Disco or Melodic music, this shirt is for you! This is a declaration of Love to Music. Wear this tee proudly if music helped you through dark times of your life or if it's simply part of your everyday's life and you cannot live without it! Perfect to gift to a Musician or Music Addicts!

A cartoon hand, palm out showing the lines of palmistry. The life Line, Head Line, Heart Line, Fate line, Mercury and Girdle of Venus line. The words Rock and Roll are written in the fingers one uses when rocking out.

A fun halloween design. A little, lonely looking ghost. The ghost has pink glasses on, pink toe nails and a white sheet. The slogan reads I sold my soul for this. The artwork give the clue that she sold her soul for rock and roll as her shadow is in the form of a treble clef.

A relaxing typography shirt. Wear this on your next rest and relax vacation trip and forget about your worries and nurture your mental health.

“Music Snob Tip #062: Cassettes. Easily portable. Hardly vinyl.” “Music Snob Tips” are tips for the ultimate music hipsters and snobs to live by, for a superior lifestyle. (WARNING: Do not partake in “Music Snob Tips” if you do not understand the concept of sarcasm.) The twenty-fourth design in a series of “Music Snob Tips” by Elizabeth Owens.

Skull rock

“Music Snob Tip #214: To B (string), or NOT to B (string)?” “Music Snob Tips” are tips for the ultimate music hipsters and snobs to live by, for a superior lifestyle. (WARNING: Do not partake in “Music Snob Tips” if you do not understand the concept of sarcasm.) The thirty-sixth design in a series of “Music Snob Tips” by Elizabeth Owens.

True Stone Age Ghost Rock

broken hearted

Und befriedigend!

Put another dime in the jukebox and rock on forever!

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