Poe, perhaps one of the more overlooked casualties of the '90s-Y2K-era record industry, enjoyed a brief streak of success with her Atlantic debut 'Hello'. While Alanis Morissette lashed out with on-the-nose vitriol, Poe's was an approach of poetic similes, and tongue-in-cheek sexuality against often trance-like trip-hop beats. The rear uses her common 'Poe Ball' logo (albeit without the typical 3D sphere effect), while the front uses more of a scrawled, duct tape-like effect, with a font closer to her 'Angry Psycho' text; a theme perpetuated on stage and in the album's liner notes. This shirt, bought in-store in the early 2000s as surplus from the 1997 Jezebel In Hell, tour also has a corresponding edition; a turquoise shirt featuring high school binder-like doodles, and a more hand-written-style tour text. A 1996 copyright from Pogo Productions is present, although the original Hanes tag was left intact.