Home Taping T-Shirts
Description: Iconic Duran Duran albums on tape! The ideal gift for the Durannie in your life. Instant memories of when you stored your collection of your favourite artists albums on cassette not online. Can be customised with different albums if required, just ask!
Description: Iconic Led Zeppelin albums on tape! The ideal gift for the Zeppelin fan in your life. Instant memories of when you stored your collection of your favourite artists albums on cassette not online. Can be customised with different albums if required, just ask!
Description: Iconic Duran Duran albums on tape! The ideal gift for the Durannie in your life. Instant memories of when you stored your collection of your favourite artists albums on cassette not online. Can be customised with different albums if required, just ask!
Description: Retro Home Taping Is Killing Music design with a distressed cassette and crossbones. A nostalgic gift for 80s music fans, cassette lovers, punks and vinyl collectors.
Home Taping Is Killing Music - Retro Cassette Crossbones 80s Design T-Shirt
by ScotlandZen
$16 $24
Description: Retro Home Taping Is Killing Music design with a distressed cassette and crossbones. A nostalgic gift for 80s music fans, cassette lovers, punks and vinyl collectors.
Home Taping Is Killing Music - Retro Cassette Crossbones 80s Design T-Shirt
by ScotlandZen
$16 $24
Description: Retro Home Taping Is Killing Music design with a distressed cassette and crossbones. A nostalgic gift for 80s music fans, cassette lovers, punks and vinyl collectors.
Home Taping Is Killing Music - Retro Cassette Crossbones 80s Design T-Shirt
by ScotlandZen
$16 $24
Description: Retro Home Taping Is Killing Music design with a distressed cassette and crossbones. A nostalgic gift for 80s music fans, cassette lovers, punks and vinyl collectors.
Home Taping Is Killing Music - Retro Cassette Crossbones 80s Design T-Shirt
by ScotlandZen
$16 $24
Description: My version of the classic advertising "Home Taping Is Killing Music. And It's Illegal". Don't pirate! Is not cool, dudes!!
Home Taping Is Killing Music T-Shirt
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$16 $24
Description: Retro Home Taping Is Killing Music design with a distressed cassette and crossbones. A nostalgic gift for 80s music fans, cassette lovers, punks and vinyl collectors.
Home Taping Is Killing Music - Retro Cassette Crossbones 80s Design T-Shirt
by ScotlandZen
$16 $24
Description: Retro Home Taping Is Killing Music design with a distressed cassette and crossbones. A nostalgic gift for 80s music fans, cassette lovers, punks and vinyl collectors.
Home Taping Is Killing Music - Retro Cassette Crossbones 80s Design T-Shirt
by ScotlandZen
$16 $24
Description: My dirt white version of the classic advertising "Home Taping Is Killing Music. And It's Illegal". Don't pirate! Is not cool, dudes!!
Home Taping Is Killing Music 2 T-Shirt
by MalcolmDesigns Retro Merch | Movies | Retrogaming | Saturday Morning Cartoons | Computers
$16 $24
Description: Iconic Eurythmics albums on tape! The ideal gift for the Eurythmics or Annie Lennox fan in your life. Instant memories of when you stored your collection of your favourite artists albums on cassette not online. Can be customised with different albums if required, just ask!
Description: Great for those who remember the days of making mixtapes.
Home Taping is Killing Music Retro Mixtape Lover Sarcasm T-Shirt
by Anticorporati
$16 $24
Description: Back in the 1980s the ‘Home Taping Is Killing Music’ message, was a propaganda campaign by the industry, who were terrified that people taping music from the radio, or off of friends’ records was going to destroy the business. Of course it was nonsense, but for years this message appeared all over the world. This particular version is a South African variant, found stamped on the inner sleeve, of an album in a Cape Town vintage shop… It just screamed out to be made into a T-shirt.
Description: Back in the 1980s the ‘Home Taping Is Killing Music’ message, was a propaganda campaign by the industry, who were terrified that people taping music from the radio, or off of friends’ records was going to destroy the business. Of course it was nonsense, but for years this message appeared all over the world. This particular version is a South African variant, found stamped on the inner sleeve, of an album in a Cape Town vintage shop… It just screamed out to be made into a T-shirt.