Store Socks
Description: The Rotters were a punk band from Los Angeles, California that set out to create vile and disgusting music. The band formed in late '77, though they didn't actually play live until '78, which is the same year they released a single called 'Sit On My Face Stevie Nix.' Random punk bands focused on creating vile music rarely get much attention, but the band not only weaseled their way into L.A.'s biggest rock station, but managed to get their single played on the air before being kicked out. The track was a hit, and people were calling in to request it, and asking record stores to stock it, but not everyone was happy. The then boyfriend of the subject of the song got kind of upset, and started threatening record stores and radio stations...
Description: Artwork from Burbank's chill comic store stocking an array of titles, graphic novels & collectibles.
House of Secrets, Design 13, Mugs, Magnets and More Socks
by MythicLegendsDigital
$14 $20
Description: 🎶 **Tower Records: A Music Retail Icon** Founded in 1960, Tower Records grew from a small Sacramento drugstore into a global music empire with 200+ stores across 30 countries. Known for its vast vinyl and CD selection, pop culture merch, and passionate music fandom, Tower Records hit $1 billion in revenue by 1999. Its legendary status lives on as a symbol of rock culture.
AM 1420 Yucca Valley, CA / Defunct 1980s Radio Station Socks
by CultOfRomance
$14 $20
1400 AM WYSL Buffalo NY / Defunct 1980s Radio Station Logo Socks
by CultOfRomance
$14 $20
Chinese New Year 2026 Year of The Horse Lunar New Year 2026 Socks
by BarkBits
$14 $20
Radio Donna Kaulille Belgium / Defunct 80s Radio Station Socks
by CultOfRomance
$14 $20
Description: In the 1970's, Great Dane Records offered the best in unofficial live music. If your are a vinyl collector, you know the name and the quality of their records. Show your love for the best that Italy had to offer of a time gone by. As of August 2020, 100% of my earnings here will go directly to the Make-A-Wish of Western New York. Please help make a sick kid's wish come true.
Description: Made by the Ruppert Brewery, Knickerbocker was the official beer of the New York Giants, a bit ironic given that Jacob Ruppert, a.k.a. “The Colonel,” was the owner of the New York Yankees during the heyday of Ruth and Gehrig. The brewery was located at 92nd and Second, but it closed in the late 1960s.
