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I've decided to start a rock posters thread.

This first one is another in the Bill Graham Series

BG - 138

Mike Bloomfield - Al Kooper

It's A Beautiful Day

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Sept. 26-28, 1968

Fillmore West

Artist - Lee Conklin

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I have these two framed & displayed in my lounge room, along with many Pink Floyd posters, black light posters, various art replicas, abstract paintings, 3D art, etcetera. The Led Zeppelin is made out of fabric & approx 42" x 30", the Jimi I've had for a very long time & is still in mint condition.

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I remember when this album came out. There was nothing like it at that time, IMO. One of my all-time favourites, hands down and certainly my favourite album cover and poster. I love the meaning behind it.

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Too bad KISS doesn't get any respect around here.

I absolutely respect KISS. Showmanship is a very important part of music, whether we want to admit it or not. I'd rather spend money to see a live concert with all the hoopla than to see a bunch of guys not doing anything but standing there playing sad bastard music. The sad bastard music might be more "important" and "relevant" than "Rock and Roll All Night", but I can listen to the "serious" music at home for free.

You wanted the best...you got the best (spectacle)!

ANIKISS.GIF

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Peaches, I love your Kiss poster!!! I can´t post pictures because (did I say it only 64 times?) my scanner is packed and I guess I can´t post anything from my personal files... Well, I´ll have to read once again the instructions.

Good thread!!!!

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Here are a few that I have. The first is a Grateful Dead called "Peace, Love, and Jellybeans." It's pictorial representations of some of their songs and can only be fully appreciated in person. ::

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Can't seem to get the last one to show up. :stars:

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Here's the skull & roses image created by

Stanley Mouse and Alton Kelley

from the Family Dog Series

FD - 26

Grateful Dead

Oxford Circle

Avalon Ballroom ( San Francisco)

9/16-17/66

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This Rick Griffin poster is in my top five.

I couldn't afford the first or second printings,

so I settled for a bootleg copy.

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BG - 105

Jimi Hendrix

John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers

Albert King

2/1,4/68 - Fillmore

2/2,3/68 - Winterland (San Francisco)

artist - Rick Griffin

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Congrats to MusikTyme, who is now a very large Bluefin.

And, Jr, KISS f***in' rules, and don't ever let anybody tell you different!! My favorite picture of them is the one off the "Dressed To Kill" album, with the makeup and the three-piece suits...very cool.

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Hi Peaches,

Right now I have 18 posters / 12 framed and on the walls,

with 6 waiting in storage.

Yes, I have:

the Mike Bloomfield & Al Kooper BG - 138

the Jimi Hendrix BG - 105

No, I don't have:

the Human Be-In (pow wow)

the Skull & Roses - Grateful Dead FD - 26

the Bo Diddley FD - 18

Eventually, I should post all the ones I have.

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Peaches JUST proved what I have been saying all this time. KISS IS the gayest band. If you look at that gif, the cat guy is jerking off the guy doing the sissy leg thing; I think he's flinching. He doesn't seem to mind.

ANIKISS.GIF

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