(1888PressRelease)
May 12, 2007 - Bands depend on the public for the support of their music. There is no better way to show support for a particular artist than to wear a t-shirt with their image or band name on it. Doing so is akin to being a walking billboard for the band or artist and with this thought in mind, Ed Szcaepaniak began on online forum to promote the classic artists of rock through t-shirts emblazoned with their images.
The Rolling Stones and the Who still tour the world and spread their music, however many classic legends of rock are no longer with us to do so. Jimi Hendrix and The Doors left an enormous legacy of music that carries a timeless sound and is still played on radio stations across the world every day.
People that are fans of a particular group can show their support of the legacy left behind by wearing a t-shirt to remind people of the great talents.
"People often comment then they see someone wearing a Jimi Hendrix t-shirt about a favorite song of Jimi's or a song that brings back memories of everything from a first kiss to the first time they cranked up the radio in their first car", says Szczepaniak. He also added, "The shirts make fantastic gifts for the hard-to-buy-for person that everyone seems to have at least one of on all of our gifts lists".
Hard to find t-shirts are also highlighted. The Beatles broke new ground in animation with their psychedelic animated film, "Yellow Submarine" and there is a t-shirt that is every inch as colorful as the movie. It features bright tie-dye and an image of the Beatles from the film on the front.
"Beatle collectors everywhere love this shirt", says Szczepaniak. There are numerous Pink Floyd designs as the group has a steadily growing fan base year after year and the record for the most consecutive weeks on Billboard's Top 200 albums at over 741 weeks on the chart.
Supporting the legends of rock is easy to do just by wearing t-shirts and keeping the names of those artists in the forefront of people's minds. Artists, both here and gone, benefit because it keeps their music alive in the present as well as for generations to come.
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