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

What year would that be? Guessing 86 before the Beasties headlined their own shows

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I don’t know, but I think you’re bang on the money.

Just checked - indeed it was ‘86.

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few goodies,






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I was at the Town & Country gig that the other poster in the lot is from - 1989 i think. Remember Adamski, but have no recollection of Havana 3AM playing.

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My mum left an envelope of bits on the worktop for me the other day



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C/o Dave Haslam’s IG

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Wally Badarou as reviewed by James Hamilton
1986

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Tullio De Piscopo as reviewed by James Hamilton
1987

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I never knew that don cherry played on this! wild.

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Chris Rea
September 1989

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I bough the RtH 12 to gte Josephine from a 2nd shop in Grantham that seemed to do / source its vinyl from house clearances

Was Josephine an Alfredo / Lo play or (as tread) Rampling discovered ( in a taxi)

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Reviewed by James Hamilton
September 1989

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Love these BAD posters with London Posse (before they took that name) as support. Proper UK rap history.

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The Stone Roses / The Charlatans
London, 2 December 1988

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A pretty good set of new releases

Im not sure of Communards version of Dont Leave Me but Im sure if was great at the Promised Land

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Goodness Mr. Mills was very grumpy reviewing those records.

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