Great flyer for an early Kill For Thrills show at the Lingerie with Junkyard and the Sea Hags. How badly do you wish you were at this one?
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Gibson Pure - We also do entertainment relations for Gibson USA feel free to contact HiDanaGirl@aol.com for all your artist needs.
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✅Livres Les Voyages de Chateaubriand (Œuvres complètes - 5 titres): Voyage en Italie + Itinéraire de Paris à Jérusalem et de Jérusalem à Paris + Voyage en Amérique ... + Voyage en Grèce + Voyage d'Egypte... | (B012O47OSK) Livre PDF en français - ✅Ebook Les Voyages de Chateaubriand (Œuvres complètes - 5 titres): Voyage en Italie + Itinéraire de Paris à Jérusalem et de Jérusalem à Paris + Voyage en A...5 years ago
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Rock Pretty - The Comp that Launched Zero Careers - 1984 - The Rock Pretty compilation. Very simple concept really. Four UK bands, two songs each, hopefully some of 'em rock, and hopefully some of 'em are prett...
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RIP, Joseph Brooks (May 22, 2011) Controversial Songwriter Of “You Light Up My Life” - Joseph Brooks March 11, 1938 – May 22, 2011 Joseph Brooks was a filmmaker, screenwriter, and composer who is most commonly remembered for his 1977 hit sing...13 years ago
The SRM Strikes Again
- The SRM
- Los Angeles, CA, United States
- ...used to stand for "The Sleazy Rock Manager", but these days you can just go with the Sleaze Rock Man I reckon. As a companion to my blog "The Hair Up There", where I post rare records and demos of the most obscure 80's hair metal I have, I present "Walk the Strip", featuring scans of original band flyers from Hollywood's 80's hairday...I mean heyday. Growing up in LA, my friends and I used to walk the Sunset Strip every weekend, the hallowed sidewalks between the Whiskey and the Roxy (but not as far as Gazarri's, that's where the Warrant fans hung out). You couldn't walk two feet without a band member shoving a flyer in your hand, and luckily for you, one of my friends saved some great ones. In addition I'll be adding scans of band ads from local rags such as BAM magazine and L.A. Rocker fanzine. Click on the flyers for high-res versions to print out. Enjoy your walk down the Sunset Strip... As for "The Hair Up There", I only post records that I believe to be so obscure they're not commercially available. If you are the legal copyright holder and wish to have the content removed, please contact me and I'll remove it immediately if that's your wish.
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