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Tag Archives: Design
White Noise
I was reading about a proposed live performance from the Radiophonic Workshop the other day and spotted the news that today would be Delia Derbyshire Day. This roughly annual event celebrates the career of the Radiophonic Workshop pioneer. It got … Continue reading
Posted in Sleeve Designers
Tagged album sleeve, Delia Derbyshire, Design, Island Records, White Noise
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Yeah yeah yeah
I’ve got more music posters than I know what to do with already, scrounged from outside venues or music shops (or even in the case of The Sex Pistols peeled off a wall light at night after they’d just been … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories
Tagged 1964, Beatles, Design, Hard Days Night, Japanese, poster
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Anarchy In The UKulele
This is not a record I would have normally given much time to were it not for the excellent and eye catching packaging. I spotted it at a friends house recently and we ended up listening to most of it! … Continue reading
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Tagged CD, Design, George Formby, Jamie Reid, Pretty Girls, Sex Pistols, Ukulele Orchestra
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Weekend – For all the family
Weekend Magazine was published in Britain during the Fifties and Sixties, a tabloid size illustrated title with lots of photos, glamour, stories, showbiz news and other entertainment. It also had full colour on the cover (often a pretty girl or … Continue reading
Posted in 7" single, Crate Digging
Tagged 1957, 6", Design, Elvis Presley, label, Mail, single, The Truth About Me, Tommy Steele, UK, Weekend. Magazine
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RK Record Club
Another dance EP, but this one issued through the Rice Krispies Record Club based in the UK. Kellogg have had a few attempts over the years the associate their breakfast product with pop music, including flex discs moulded on to … Continue reading
Posted in 7" single, children's records, Crate Digging
Tagged 1959, 7" single, dancers, Design, record club, Rice Krispies, RK Record Club, sleeve
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Vaughan Oliver
The death of Vaughan Oliver, one half of design partnership 23 Envelope, was announced over the Christmas holiday period. For anyone interested in vinyl sleeve art, Oliver’s name would be impossible to ignore and it seems wrong to be losing … Continue reading
Flamingods
I must confess the resurgence of vinyl during 2019 actually pushed me the other way. So many reissues, a large percentage of which don’t take enough care in their reproduction anyway (and judging by the percentage of limited editions still … Continue reading
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Tagged 2019, Ardneks, art, Design, Flamingods, illustration, Kendra Ahimsa, Levitation, sleeve
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Isle Of Wight
I confess I’ve never been thrilled with the idea of outdoor music festivals, but some achieve a mythology which erases any aggro experienced by the audience at the time. These great looking concert tickets are from the 1969 Isle Of … Continue reading
Posted in Accessories, Sleeve Designers
Tagged 1969, Bob Dylan, Design, festival, Free, Isle Of Wight, The Who, ticket
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Advertising
Vintage album adverts from May 1972 this time. Back then all this sort of artwork was assembled by hand; a black and white photo would be supplied, along with all the text typeset on paper and pasted onto board in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1972, Avdert, CBC, Colin Blunstone, Design, epic records, music press, Soft Machine 5
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Rock writ large
Back in 1980 this compilation was issued of live recordings from the first Monsters Of Rock festival in the U.K. Originally Rainbow planned and prepared a double LP of their full set, but this was shelved when drummer Cozy Powell … Continue reading