Vintage Pavement "Sunny-Side Up!" '95 T-Shirt Afrocentric making nearly $30 million

making nearly $30 million

Sabu began wrestling in the independent circuit in 1985

it was the first reggae magazine of its kind and remains in print to this day

deadstock with slight misshape due to prolonged storage

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Vintage Pavement "Sunny-Side Up!" '95 T-Shirt Afrocentric making nearly $30 millionBy 1995, Pavement were, perhaps, at the height of their powers. They released their third album, Wowee Zowee, with longtime label Matador. They had already played on late night TV, been featured in Rolling Stone magazine, and adored by a legion of slacker fans across the globe. While the last half of the 1990s proved to be a difficult era for the band, with inner turmoil eventually leading to a breakup in 1999, 1995 was still peaceful and productive.