Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2012

#Vintage poster wishlist - Hendrix, Led Zep, Bob Dylan 1964 Kleinhans Music Hall Buffalo Concert Poster

Bob Dylan 1964 Kleinhans Music Hall Buffalo Concert Poster | Beaumont Enterprise

Avid 1960's poster collector Andrew Hawley, from Vintage Rock Posters, announces his search for vintage ... concert posters. He's offering $5,000 for any of these posters (Zeppelin for $3,000) - and each one is an icon of rock poster art, or they represent a landmark in the career of the musicians and the rock 'n roll music industry. Each of them has a story.



Original January 1969 Jimi Hendrix Experience concert poster designed by the world famous poster artist Gunther Kieser



Jimi Hendrix 1968 Merriweather Post Pavilion Maryland concert posters. The show was presented by Durwood C. Settles, and the poster was designed by Dail W. Beeghly. Beeghly designed some of the more vibrant and graphically interesting fillmore era rock concert posters in late 1960s.



Read more: http://www.beaumontenterprise.com/business/press-releases/article/Avid-Collector-Seeks-Bob-Dylan-1964-Kleinhans-3725862.php#ixzz21Yb8gu1S

Tuesday, March 20, 2012

"Nowhere Man" - Jeremy Hilary Boob Yellow Submarine animation cell @SwannAuction Galleries

Swann Auction Galleries : Full Details for Lot 58:

Sale 2274 Lot 58 
BEATLES. Animation cel from Yellow Submarine.  Estimate $400-600
Original color hand-painted animation cel from the musical fantasy film Yellow Submarine


New Yellow Submarine collectable vinyl figures scheduled to be released April 2012. These are well-detailed figures with two colors of PVC and fantastic applied paint colors.

Beatles Yellow Submarine FUNko Pop! toys




Kitty Pop! Rocks

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Disney store pulls Joy Division Mickey Mouse mashup tee shirt - Boing Boing (! got mine today)

Disney store offers, then pulls, Mickey t-shirt based on iconic Joy Division album cover - Boing Boing:

The Disney Store is now offering was, until January 25th, selling a new t-shirt design based on the iconic Joy Division "Unknown Pleasures" album cover, with Mickey Mouse's face inserted in those wavy lines. From Manchester to Mousechester!
My copy came in the mail today. I'm pretty sure it's not original as I expect the real Disney shirt to have the logo on the shirt label. But for an instant meme, and a funny shirt, it's worth it. It will be reprinted at print-on-demand stores as this article goes to press.
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Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Vintage music a spin-out for collector - The West Australian

Vintage music a spin-out for collector - The West Australian:

"Mr Mau admits his collecting habits are starting to stretch the capacity of his Koondoola home but says he is not ready to give it up just yet.

His obsession with records and music memorabilia only took hold in the past two years, which is just as well because he has already poured tens of thousands of dollars into it."

Vintage music a spin-out for collector     

Mike Mau's wife doesn't mind the jukebox in the kitchen but she's had enough of the one in the lounge room. She also has to contend with a 2m Gene Simmons mannequin and hundreds of old records.


Get all 4 KISS characters in a set - Funko Pop! Rocks
Pop! Vinyl toy figures by Funko

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Dance Algorithms + Ethnographer of folk dances honored | Armenian Weekly, Bronx, NY

Nevarte Hamparian, Folk Dance Icon, Honored:

The testimonial ... was held at Pashalian Hall of St. Illuminator’s Armenian Cathedral in New York City, a historic destination where the honoree and most of those present had been actively involved for many years.

In it, he congratulated Madame Hamparian, “the well-seasoned dancer, knowledgeable and talented dance instructor, artistic choreographer and leader, ethnographer and collector of folk dances,” and “considered himself fortunate to have had the honor to have ...


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Tuesday, April 19, 2011

Collecting sounds for Star Wars - Interview with producer Gary Kurtz + More Star Wars stories

Star Wars producer Gary Kurtz: 'People wanted to live onscreen' | Film | guardian.co.uk:
Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope (1977)
"While George was still working on the screenplay for the first film, we decided that sound was going to be an important part of Star Wars. So I went down to the USC cinema department, where George and I went to film school, and asked the head of sound if he had any finishing students who were particularly creative.

He gave me Ben Burtt, who became our sound designer. Ben worked for over a year collecting noises from all kinds of unusual sources, and we'd meet to listen and chat about them. By the time we finished shooting he had an enormous collection of sounds, which we used for everything from R2-D2's bleeps to the laser effect created when the space ships fire at each other."


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