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Yes, however because we try very hard to make sure you know what your getting our return policy is very low (less than 2%), chances are good that your going to like what you get.

Do I have to pay for return shipping costs?.

To view the details of the return policy visit our return policy page and choose the option that applies to you.

Our return policy differes depending on if you are in the United States or abroad.

We accept all returns as long as the item isn’t damaged or washed by you.

Some mistakes in life you can’t come back from, but this one won’t set you back much except for a little time and shipping cost.

What if I don’t like it? Maybe I was drinking really heavily when I bought it and now that I’m sobered up I realized it’s just not for me.

If you are in a country other than those 3 we suggest using google to search for customs and brokerage information for your country. For the countries that we ship to most often like Canada, UK, and Australia we’ve put together a guide of what to expect. We don’t collect customs and brokerage fees.

Will I have to pay customs and brokerage fees if shipping outside the USA?.

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Certified Child Labor and Sweatshop FreeĮvery license agreement we’ve signed with companies like Hasbro, Paramount, Mattel, etc. If you are buying from a company that has no problem stealing intellectual property shouldn’t that make you wonder what else they’ll have no problem with? Maybe it will be no problem with selling your personal information, or no problem with using cheaper but less safe materials, or no problem delivering you a product that is less than they claim. or at least want the creators to have funding to something new that you’ll love too! Know that you are Dealing with a Reputable Company enough to wear a shirt then you probably want more of that show, video game, movie, etc. If you love a show, video game, movie, etc.

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In the case of t-shirts that means that you can be sure that the paint on your t-shirt and the dyes in the material have been tested and are certified to be free from lead and other harmful chemicals. This is the last great record AC/DC would ever make.OFFICIALLY LICENSED Why You Should Care Certified Safety for Yourself and Your Loved OnesĬompanies like Disney and Hasbro require that their licensees test their products for safety. And Aerosmith used to be really good so, in my eyes, that's no insult anyway. The title track sorta does, but that's about it. My friend Jeff Robins says it sounds like Aerosmith to him. The crap of something, in fact, must be quite exceptional for me to enjoy it out of aforementioned thing. I enjoy the crap out of it! And I'm not one to enjoy the crap out of just any old thing. This is not doom-laden heavy metal magic - it's just a ton of really raw, wonderfully tough and poppy rock songs. WHY WAS THIS RECORD SO UNPOPULAR? It totally excites me! I'll go out on limbs and such to admit that the first few times I heard it, only a couple of tracks stood out, but I could say the same thing about Let There Be Rock too. How is it even possible to complain about an album this straight up kickassish? There are a couple of iffy tunes on side two, but most of these songs are absolutely phenomenal, raw hard rock tunes. Anybody who hears this variety of interesting hooks, riffs and melodic ideas and still thinks AC/DC is a one-trick pony needs their goddamned ears cleaned out with windshield wiper fluid.

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For verification of my claim, please check out the dark ringing 'This House Is On Fire,' the scorching rising note riff of the TITSle track (what's that - like 7 different notes?), the headbangingly speedy blues/punk hybrid 'Landslide,' the gleefully bombastic pop celebration 'Bedlam In Belgium' and the screwball/oddball/weirdball chord changes in 'Nervous Shakedown' and 'Deep In The Hole' - not to mention the awesome chorus hook in 'Guns For Hire' (pity about that minimal verse, but oh well - it does its job, I suppose). This is simply NOT TRUE (and/or a lie)! Flick Of The Switch in particular has a ton of fantastic, unique hard rock riffs that I haven't heard before or since - really catchy and creative note-or-chord-driven lickssssss that excite the poppy brain center while still kicking some distorted mean ass. You know what, in life? This would be a good time to address the popular notion that AC/DC just keep writing the same songs over and over and over again. It's also faster and much more hook-driven than the slower, bluesier For Those About To Rock. They produced it themselves this time, but still, nobody wanted to hear it.