electric guitar shirt you can play!

Posted on October 29, 2009 by jordenf

Are you an aspiring musician that has new song ideas popping into your head at all times? Wish you could bring your guitar to work so that you could jam out a few chords on your lunch break? Do you ever feel that when a party is starting to get a little lame that you could possibly save it by leading everyone in a sing along of Living on a Prayer by Bon Jovi?

I have good news my loyal readers… I have found that party saver. The Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt!

Not only does this shirt look awesome but it actually plays like a proper guitar as it includes all the major chords (which are pre-recorded by a real electric guitar). It also comes with a mini-amplifier that turns up to 11 so you can bust out a proper jam session like the nerds in the video below:

How could these guys NOT be fighting off chicks left right and centre with those chops! Also did you notice the gentleman rocking out on his Drum Kit Shirt in the background? Oh yes, the folks over at ThinkGeek decided that an Electronic Rock Guitar Shirt wasn’t enough and wanted to create The White Stripes of t-shirt bands so the also created the Electronic Drum Kit Shirt, which plays 7 different drum sounds! So now you can play The Hardest Button to Button on the back of the bus and make all sorts of new fans and groupies.

Now the real kicker here is that these shirts are only $30US! Beats paying $176 for a shirt from Christian Audigier that makes you look like a douche and does nothing but rests on your shoulders and covers your chest and stomach with an ugly-ass skull that says Heart Breaker underneath it.

So now you really only need an electric bass guitar shirt (those bassists always get left out) and maybe throw in a playable piano tie as well and you could be picking up tonnes of babes on the beach or underneath a tree or wherever super sensitive musicians and poets hang out.

Rock On!

jordenf

Find more pictures of these two shirts on my Flickr Feed or if you would like to read a related post you can always check out mine on The Art of the Air Instrument!