LP posters that should be framed

Dylan poster by Milton Glaser in Greatest Hits Vol. II

 

Remember those centerfold pictures that graced the center of Circus magazine back in the 70s?
Each one worthy of hanging on the wall....

 

If you don't mind the black aluminum frame look, I would suggest going to somewhere like Michael's (craft store) and buying the length frame you need, then go to Lowe's and get the glass cut. Very economical, because you're assembling it yourself. If you want to mat it, there are many online dealers that will send you a precut mat.

I just found that Dylan poster in a Greatest Hit's record for $1. Is it possible it is a reprint? It looks unbelievable. I also found a Let it Bleed poster. I love the KISS ones. I have the Dynasty and the Unmasked.

 

That's fabulous, where was that included?

 

I have a framed poster of the cover of Jeff Beck's Guitar Shop. It's actually a wider, uncropped version of the one used for the album and feature's Jeff Beck's autograph in one corner. A friend of mine got it years ago when he managed a Peach's record store and Jeff made an in-store appearance. He didn't have room to hang it at his house and loaned it to me.

 

The 'jigsaw' posters from the four Kiss solo albums would like pretty cool. For some reason I'm missing the Peter Criss!

 

Always like this one from "London Town"

 

...from The Beatles White Album, US pressing.

 

The "psychedelic pyramids" from the Pink Floyd DSOTM, UK and US albums!!

 

I have this framed and hanging in my basement!

 

Sweet!

 

Japanese Release

 

How about the nude bicycle race poster that came in Queen's "Jazz" LP. Not sure if I could post it here given its glorious content.

 

There was a poster of Diamond Dave handcuffed to a fence or something in Women and Children First. It was just one of about 30 on my wall when I was in grade 9.

I came home one day and it was gone. My dad said it fell down and it was ripped so he threw it out...

I get it now.... didn't at the time....

 

Odds & Sods

The Who at The Capital Center in Largo, Maryland, D.C. December 6, 1973.

 

Hawkwind Star Rats poster from Doremi Fasol Latido

 

And what the hell happened with those quadraphonic tapes?

 

Here are two of the four serene Peter Schmidt prints that came with import copies of Eno's Before and After Science. I never seemed to have enough cash to score a copy for myself.

 

Beat me to it. What a poster, what an album.