On Hollywood Tee Iron Maiden Killers S/S (Black)
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The On Hollywood Tee Iron Maiden Killers Large S/S (Black) is a striking homage to Iron Maiden's seminal 1981 album, Killers. This black short-sleeve t-shirt prominently features the album's iconic cover art, showcasing the band's mascot, Eddie, wielding a bloodied hatchet against a dark, urban backdrop. The vivid imagery captures the raw energy and rebellious spirit emblematic of Iron Maiden's early years. Crafted from premium cotton, this tee ensures both comfort and durability for fans and fashion enthusiasts alike.
Iron Maiden, formed in 1975 in London, England, is a pioneering force in the heavy metal genre. The band's second studio album, Killers, released on February 2, 1981, marked the debut of guitarist Adrian Smith and was the final album featuring original vocalist Paul Di'Anno. Produced by Martin Birch, Killers includes standout tracks like "Wrathchild" and "Murders in the Rue Morgue," solidifying Iron Maiden's reputation for intricate guitar work and compelling storytelling.
Iron Maiden's music has resonated within skateboarding culture, with their high-energy tracks complementing the dynamic nature of skate videos. Notably, The Bacon Video features the song "Prowler" during its introduction, setting an electrifying tone for the footage. This integration underscores the band's influence and the synergy between heavy metal and skateboarding subcultures.
Iron Maiden's music has been prominently featured in several skate videos, underscoring the band's significant influence on skateboarding culture. Notable examples include:
"The Bacon Video" (2005): The introduction features "Prowler," setting an energetic tone for the video.
Plan B's "Questionable" (1992): Colin McKay's segment includes "Aces High," complementing his dynamic skate style.
VOX's "Skate 4 Change: Volume 1" (2011): The intro features "The Ides Of March," and a montage includes "Murders in the Rue Morgue," enhancing the video's intensity.
DC's "The DC Video" (2003): Ryan Smith's part is set to "Run To The Hills," aligning with his high-energy performance.
"Skate Movie" (2010): Clint Walter's segment features "Number of the Beast," adding a classic metal vibe to his part.
Zero's "Cold War" (2013): Chris Cole's section is accompanied by "Powerslave," emphasizing the powerful nature of his skating.
Zero's "Misled Youth" (1999): Adrian Lopez's part features "Prowler," reinforcing the video's raw energy.
"SK801" (2007): Justin Greer's segment includes "For The Greater Good Of God," adding a dramatic flair to his performance.
"The Quilt" (2015): Dan Rusin's part features "Twilight Zone," enhancing the video's eclectic soundtrack.
"Dopados" (2010): Borja Santiago's segment includes "Be Quick or Be Dead," aligning with the video's dynamic pace.
411VM's "Issue 27" (1998): Adam McNatt's profile features "Rime Of The Ancient Mariner (live)," adding a classic touch to the segment.
"SMUTT" (2010): An untitled section includes "Running Free," contributing to the video's diverse musical selection.
The On Hollywood Tee Iron Maiden Killers Large S/S (Black) not only celebrates a landmark album but also embodies the enduring connection between Iron Maiden's music and the skateboarding community.
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