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Red Hot Chili Peppers by Ross Halfin Print T-shirt Brand new, unused, and unopened. Color: White Size: L Width 55cm, Shoulder width 50cm, Length 74cm, Sleeve length 22cm Please refrain from purchasing if you are nervous about home storage. We are also selling this on other sites, so we will cancel the listing if it sells there. Thank you for your understanding. Excerpt from the following site: Taken in 2006 at the Sunset Marquis in LA. In this year, RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS released their 9th studio album, "STADIUM ARCADIUM," and it reached number one in the US album charts for the first time, winning the Grammy Award for Best Rock Album. ■ ROSS HALFIN Ross Halfin is a world-renowned music photographer with over 40 years of experience. Originally aspiring to be a painter, he didn't fit in with the atmosphere of art school and turned to photography. He entered the world of music photography after taking unauthorized photos of concerts by The Who and AC/DC. Since then, he has accompanied numerous rock bands such as Iron Maiden, Metallica, and Guns N' Roses on their tours, and has also taken many photos for magazines and albums. Californication 90s 80s Vintage Nirvana Nirvana sliver Nevermind In Utero Kurt Cobain Metallica Sonic Youth Nine Inch Nails Marilyn Manson Red Hot Chili Peppers sub pop Travis Scott Snoop Dogg Eminem Ice Cube Kanye West Jerry Lorenzo Dr. Dre Lauryn Hill Sade Travis Scott Biggie 2Pac TLC Marilyn Manson Metallica Megadeth Cradle of Filth Nirvana Oasis Rage Against The Machine Red Hot Chili Peppers Sonic Youth Kurt Cobain Smashing Pumpkins Official
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