I like the tee shirts…
An impressive new set of six limited edition Mick Rock/David Bowie T -shirts has been produced by
It’s a beautifully made range with each of the six designs presented in a special limited edition gold embossed box (front and back pictured above) with a print of the original shot annotated with a few words from
One of the shirts is the very photo used for the Melody Maker “Hey, Hey. Can’t thank you enough…really!” advert that we reproduced in yesterday’s Sorrow news item.
All of the images will be familiar to you, and unless you can afford the set, it’s going to be very hard to choose between them.
Here’s the blurb from the official site…
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Mick Rock Limited Edition T-Shirts
“A time so long ago now it seems like a dream, but it wasn’t and I have the pictures to prove it. Long live the angels of our destiny…”
Mick Rock is “The Man Who Shot the 70’s” the man behind the lens of the images that shaped a generation.
He launched his career in 1969 with his legendary sessions with post-Pink Floyd Syd Barrett.
In 1972 he met a little known David Bowie and for two years documented the rise of his alter ego Ziggy Stardust to worldwide fame.
His career expanded as he produced his now iconic images of cutting edge 70s rockers Lou Reed, Iggy Pop, Queen, Bryan Ferry, Johnny Rotton, Debbie Harry, Talking Heads and the Ramones.
He continues to produce in the new millennium with memorable images of The Killers, The Scissor Sisters, The Yeah Yeah Yeah’s, Flamming Lips, Kate Moss, Snow Patrol, Queens of the Stone Age and more.
Blood & Glitter are proud to present this collection of exclusive Limited Edition T-Shirts, Featuring the images that continue to inspire us.
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The images here don’t really do the range any justice, check out the
It’s worth remembering that a percentage of the profit from these shirts goes to War Child too.