Wolfgang’s Vault Retro Memorabilia

There’s only one rule when it comes to band T-shirts: You never wear the band’s shirt to the band’s show. Except for that one instance, rock tees are totally hip, and they are a great way to show some personality through your wardrobe. And Wolfgang’s Vault knows more than anyone that showing you love a particular group-whether it’s with a pin on your jacket, sticker on your car bumper or or poster on your wall, is a trend that will never go out of style, and they’re helping get their unique, classic musical items to beat lovers everywhere.

The Vault began in 2003 as an online source for rock memorabilia, including vintage posters, clothing, concert photos, more than 5,000 live audio and video performances and much more by artists including, but not limited to, Cream, Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Neil Young, Madonna, Pearl Jam and others from the ’60s to today. A majority of the vintage memorabiliia consists of rock impresario Bill Graham’s complete archives and photos by Jim Marshall, and was purchased for a whopping $5 million in 2002.

But how do you really know if the vinatge garb is original? According to Wolfgang’s Vault, “The vintage U2 and Black Sabbath T-shirts among hundreds of others may even have remnants of cigarette smoke, sweat, and tears, from the concert they were purchased at in the late 70s and early 80s.” And there’s nothing more rock ‘n’ roll than 30-year-old sweat.

For more information and to purchase some of this great stuff, if you’ve got the funds, visit www.wolfgangsvault.com.