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The twenty most gnarly metal T-shirts we saw last night at the Mastodon/Opeth/Ghost show

See Also: • (Photos) Mastodon, Opeth and Ghost at the Fillmore Auditorium, 4/23/12 • Q&A with Bill Kelliher of Mastodon • Now, that's what you call a metal shirt. Nice work, Havok • The Tom Petty shirts we spotted last night in the parking lot • How old is your...
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See Also: (Photos) Mastodon, Opeth and Ghost at the Fillmore Auditorium, 4/23/12 Q&A with Bill Kelliher of MastodonNow, that's what you call a metal shirt. Nice work, HavokThe Tom Petty shirts we spotted last night in the parking lotHow old is your Pink Floyd shirt? A $10,000 Led Zeppelin shirt?

For as long as there's been metal, there have been gory graphics adorning T-shirts. It's an essential part of the lifestyle, almost part of a metal head's identity. Fans wear their favorite shirts like a badge of honor, representing their favorite bands, until they're threadbare and on the verge of disintegrating. With this in mind, we sent photographer Brandon Marshall, one of our resident metalheads, out in search of the best T-shirts last night at the Mastodon/Opeth/Ghost show at the Fillmore Auditorium. Page down to see what he brought us back.



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