Let's share classic and iconic music ads / flyers / posters etc

I appreciate this is not really the appropriate thread but this is a hard need. I would stress that I have absolutely zero music making ability or inclination and the hardware thread on here reads like serbo-croatian to me. It just looks super cool imho. Maybe Santa will do me a turn.

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Sadly I didnt , it was (lost ) irony on early 80s parenting!

We had much more xciting youthclub discos in Grantham!

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A moodymann calculator?

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Exclusive to Dixons!

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These are some flyers from Blackburn raves, taken from Marcus Intalex book “How You Make Me Feel”



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‘Hendrix Wood’ is one of my friends
He played electric guitar solos over house - A bit like Cobalt Stargazer from Zodiac Mindwarps Love Reaction used to do when that was a fad ( excessive live bongos etc)

Autechre “Tri Repetae” album turns 29
Released 6 Nov 1995

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Fuck Trump


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I wonder if Ce Ce Rogers played Someday live? It must have been around that time. The thought of that!

So I checked and Someday came out in ‘89 while this perty was in ‘88. Could the MLK theme of this night have been a catalyst for Someday? We will never know, but I do know that the pleasure and joy of imagining that these musical dots might be connected trumps Trump.

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'87 according to discogs.
Pretty sure I had it in '88.

https://www.discogs.com/master/71019-Ce-Ce-Rogers-Someday

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You’re spot on - I was looking at the album.

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Seeing the name Pere Ubu always reminds me of this from David Stubbs writing about John Peel on the Quietus.

“ She was still smarting, I believe, from the humiliation prior to my last birthday of having to trawl around the record stores of Leeds asking the clerks if they stocked a Weasels Ripped My Flesh by the Mothers Of Invention. I merely muttered something to the effect that “you don’t understand”, and returned to my back stack of NME s, dreaming of the day I would get to find out what Pere Ubu sounded like.”

Pere Ubu was a name that was well known back then, but just like David I have never heard a song by them, and it’s for this reason I’ve never searched for anything by them on you tube. I dream of the day someone will be playing something and I’ll ask “what’s that?” And get the reply “Pere Ubu”

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BBC2’s Behind The Beat - 16 Nov 1988

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52nd Street & The Smiths on the same bill :ok_hand:

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love that flyer!

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Yeah its nice.

Its taken from this book, which has all sorts of gems. The majority are hip hop nights but theres a fair bit of House, Freestyle and other bits and pieces.

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