95 Socks
Description: Believe it or not, as late as the mid-'60s, the concept of rock music on the radio was foreign to most Bay Area residents. Other than the few top 40 AM stations, there was no outlet for the growing rock scene. After a shakeup at KMPX that lead to a walkout, Metromedia owned classical station KSFR took the KMPX crew in, changed its call letters from to KSAN, and the switched to album-oriented rock music format on May 21, 1968. Suddenly, the Bay Area was hearing albums that they'd never heard on the radio before. The station's youthful, counterculture attitude, came across through both music and commentary, became an integral part of the San Francisco youth experience. KSAN became a groundbreaking, and historic rock station.
Description: Relive the legendary concert that never was — but should’ve been! This retro-futuristic design pays homage to Powerline, the iconic animated rockstar from A Goofy Movie, complete with his signature green suit, wild hair, and electric stage presence. “Stand Out Tour ‘95” captures the vibe of a 90s pop-rock dream come alive — perfect for fans who still sing “I2I” at full volume. Rock on, Powerline.
Description: This bold, minimalist artwork captures the raw power and intensity of Cleveland Browns defensive force Myles Garrett in a commanding pose. Featuring a stark contrast of orange, black, and white, the image uses thick, stylized contour lines to emphasize his muscle definition and iconic #95 jersey. The clenched fists and battle-ready stance highlight his relentless energy and leadership, making this a perfect homage for Browns fans and sack-machine enthusiasts alike.
