NWOBHM Creem Magazine
Creem Magazine 1979 and 1980. Pivotal years in the history of heavy metal.
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- Ya i still have it. but i dont wear it. 30 yrs old.
- haha i would sure wonder what you would do for it... lol . thanks
Looks great in purple, never seen this style in anything but red
Great shirt for one of their best songs \m/
I think this users makes and sells them- Where I can get one? This is all what my black/white vest need!
Thank you very much :)
No problem, thanks for the response ! \m/- No sorry love the band and this patch it’s on my main vest
Sale or trade?- Sale or trade?
Not familiar with the group, but they definitely have some sweet merchandise
Ya this is a killer one for sure- Still think they are the epitome of what great merch designs look like
So fucking cool!
Nah not really , message me
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In 1979, Heavy Metal/Hard Rock was considered dead by the mainstream media, but in 1980 (with the onset of the NWOBHM) Heavy Metal did indeed rise anew. These two years (1979 and 1980) were pivotal years for Heavy Metal. Then Circus magazine in June 1980 writes about the NWOBHM - England's Heavy Metal Explosion, highlighted by a young Def Leppard (when they were at their best as a young hard rocking band).