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Foo Fighters-inspired 'Everlong' Art Print 1960s pop rock and 'Original Sin' was one

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and 'Original Sin' was one of the biggest - and a natural candidate for a good vintage retro pulp paperback cover like this one

It's The Beatles on paper

'Supersonic' is such a classic Oasis song title - really it could refer to their entire catalogue

This is the first of two covers done for Culture Club's 'Do You Really Want To Hurt Me'

Colin Hay is crazy talented: his 80s work with his band Men At Work helped define that generation (and I believe introduced many of us to the idea of 'Australia') and his post-Men At Work solo career has been equally solid

Foo Fighters-inspired 'Everlong' Art Print 1960s pop rock and 'Original Sin' was oneThis is my all time favourite Foo Fighters song: 'Everlong' is a masterpiece. Dave Grohl performed all of it; his drumwork is extraordinary. I looked and found a great vintage retro pulp magazine cover that combined passion and love and eternity; this Margaret Brundage inspired cover is famous in pulp circles. For any real fan of the Foo Fighters and Dave Grohl, this tribute is available in 5 sizes for each of framed and ready to hang, stretched

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