Tag Archives: Cocteau Twins

Tour Shirts No Longer With Us [part 7]

Posted on July 28, 2025 by postpunkmonk

Today we finally put the seemingly endless thread of tour shirts we used to own to bed. And just in time, as we’ll see tomorrow [?]. There are a few surprises in this last batch. As in “I can’t believe … Continue reading →

Posted in Core Collection, T-shirt, Uncategorized | Tagged 2025, Bryan Ferry, Cocteau Twins, Frank Sinatra, Nitzer Ebb, Roxy Music, The Cramps, tour shirt | 2 Comments

Tour Shirts No Longer With Us [part 6]

Posted on July 25, 2025 by postpunkmonk

Just when you thought it was safe to venture back to Post-Punk Monk came The Thread That Would Not Die®…more tour shirts that I used to own from a cull nearly 20 years ago in advance of the next shirt … Continue reading →

Posted in T-shirt, Uncategorized | Tagged 2025, Bonnie Raitt, Chris Isaak, Cocteau Twins, Duran Duran, Lush, Swing Out Sister, The Woggles, tour shirt | 5 Comments

Tour Shirts No Longer With Us [part 5]

Posted on July 11, 2025 by postpunkmonk

We are back to the seemingly endless tour shirt culling thread. Yes. I guess after not wearing t-shirts for a decade, I went a little off the rails. buying tour shirts for almost every show. Often in multiple designs if … Continue reading →

Posted in T-shirt, Uncategorized | Tagged 2025, Bonnie Raitt, Chris Isaak, Cocteau Twins, Duran Duran, Lush, Swing Out Sister, The Woggles, tour shirt | 6 Comments

Tour Shirts No Longer With Us [part 4]

Posted on July 2, 2025 by postpunkmonk

Another day, another handful of tour shirts that I once owned, but now have only photos of. These photos were the actual files used to sell them off to new homes in the “wild west” days of eBay. When all … Continue reading →

Posted in T-shirt, Uncategorized | Tagged 2025, Cocteau Twins, Duran Duran, Frank Sinatra, Mazzy Star, The Selecter, tour shirt, webb wilder, ZuZu's Petals | 6 Comments

The Coming of The Cocteau Twins

Posted on August 31, 2015 by postpunkmonk

The arrival of the Cocteau Twins into my consciousness was an electric happening early in 1984. I had heard nothing of the band or read any press on them. I was watching the monthly program “London Calling” on MTV and … Continue reading →