Vintage Black Sabbath "Technical Ecstasy" Tour T-Shirt biker Deadstock crewneck in amazing condition

Deadstock crewneck in amazing condition

Deadstock crewneck with a few marks and spots from prolonged storage

The tour featured two legs

Original t-shirt from a show with Skid Row

Vintage Black Sabbath "Technical Ecstasy" Tour T-Shirt biker Deadstock crewneck in amazing conditionBlack Sabbath's seventh album Technical Ecstasy was released in 1976. The album was a bit of a departure for the heavy metal gods, as they ventured into, as the album title stated, more technical territory. The tour featured two legs, a North American run featured Ted Nugent and Journey opening and a European run featuring AC DC. Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler allegedly pointed a switchblade at AC DC's Malcolm Young in Switzerland (hopefully it was