Some drops are stacked. This one is a museum.
Collection 464 opens with two pieces that rarely exist on the same rack in the same week. A 1977 Pink Floyd Animals tour jacket, from the In The Flesh tour that inspired The Wall the night Roger Waters spat on a fan at the Olympic Stadium in Montreal. And a 1984 Metallica double, Ride The Lightning and Jump In The Fire, both from the Megaforce era when the band was still a thrash secret. A 1996 King Nothing Load tour rounds out the Metallica run, with a 1985 Kill 'Em All era Skull print riding alongside.
The grail tier keeps going. A 1982 Iron Maiden The Beast In New York, from the Number Of The Beast tour that put the band on the cover of every metal magazine in print. A 1988 Ozzy No Rest For The Wicked, the first solo record after the Randy Rhoads era settled into legend. A 1985 Prince And The Revolution from the Purple Rain afterglow. A 1990 David Bowie Sound + Vision tour, the retirement tour Bowie said would be the last time he played his old material. He was bluffing.
The festival run is the heaviest in months. Three Lollapalooza years come through. The 1992 with Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Red Hot Chili Peppers, the year that put alternative on the main stage. The 1994 with Smashing Pumpkins and Beastie Boys headlining. And the 1997 world tour. Plus a 1999 Family Values local crew and a 1998 Laguna Seca Days festival with RatDog, Wilco, and Elvis Costello on the same bill.
Marvel and comics run deeper than usual. Three Wolverine pieces, including the 1989 Logan AKA Wolverine, a 1989 Marvel comic panel print, and a 1990 Nick Fury crossover. A 1990s Silver Surfer all over print. A 2000 Spider-Man tie-dye. A 1990s Hulk tie-dye. A 1997 Batman & Robin movie tee. The Universal Studios theme park run is its own zip code, with a 1996 Jurassic Park The Ride from Hollywood, a 1990s King Kong Florida, a 1990s Men In Black Alien Attack, a 1998 Halloween Horror Nights VIII, and a 1996 Woody Woodpecker.
The 1980s new wave and pop side runs deep. Three INXS pieces including a 1987 Kick, the album that turned them from a Sydney bar band into a global stadium act, plus a Star tank and a Logo tank. A 1984 Duran Duran Seven And The Ragged Tiger. A 1986 Journey Raised On Radio. A 1981 Moody Blues Long Distance Voyager and a 1984 Moody Blues In Concert. A 1989 Cowboy Junkies Shhhh from the Trinity Session era. A 1989 Ratt Reach For The Sky. A 1988 George Michael Faith.
Grunge and 90s alt hit hard. A 1993 Nirvana Incesticide, the B-sides record that bridged Bleach and Nevermind for the heads. A 1990s Pearl Jam Shark. A 1994 Green Day Dookie. A 1999 Marilyn Manson Rock Is Dead. An Audioslave Phoenix logo. The heavier modern tier runs through a 2003 Dimmu Borgir, a Dimmu Borgir Enthrone Darkness Triumphant, a 2000s Burzum Rune, and Black Dahlia Murder Nocturnal.
The deeper cuts pay off the digging. A 1987 Grateful Dead A Weekend At The Beach from Ventura, a 1990s Steal Your Face. A 1988 Doors Jim Morrison. A 1990s Jimi Hendrix tie-dye and a 1998 Hendrix First Rays Of The New Rising Sun. A 1994 Rolling Stones Voodoo Lounge. A 1987 Eric Clapton 7th Japan Tour. A 1990 Joe Satriani. A 1990 Fleetwood Mac Behind The Mask. A 1983 Hunter S. Thompson Steadman print. A 1991 New Jack City movie promo. A 1990s 2Pac Me Against The World. A 1995 Red Dragons TSR for the D&D heads. A 1997 Twin Peaks Fans Festival.
Around 100 pieces. Every one authenticated, washed and ready, one of one.
Everything is an original. Nothing is restocked.