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Measurements
Pit-to-Pit: 21"
Length: 28"
Fits like: L
Condition
Vintage. Shows character consistent with age.
Both sides of this shirt are Hugh Syme covers, which makes it a two-sided retrospective of Megadeth's strangest art era. The front is Youthanasia, 1994: an old woman pegging swaddled babies to a clothesline by their feet, a scene Syme said depicts "the reckless abandon that we, the caretakers of our planet, continue to exhibit... as we hang our children out to dry" β with a pair of skeletal ghouls looming over the farmstead where the printer stacked the montage. Flip it for Countdown to Extinction, 1992: the emaciated figure Syme described as "a levitating, emaciated and anguished octogenarian ascending into the light from his cold dank cell." The model was a gaunt man who had been Jerry Lewis's personal assistant in the 1950s, and the cell around him was a scale miniature Syme built for the shoot. Two covers, one garment β album art obsessive enough to reward the person who asks about the back.
Black short sleeve cotton tee with Megadeth graphic.
Sourcing
We source these shirts from thrift stores, estate sales, and directly from bootleg and overprint collectors.
