
Wire. I Am The Fly. 1978.

Wire. I Am The Fly. 1978.
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The Wailers as they appeared on the back of their Catch a Fire LP. 1973.
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Stevie Nicks and Lindsay Buckingham. Circa 1976.
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Part one: Bowie by Linda McCartney.
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Topper Headon on Combat Rock. 1982.

Bonus sticker: Black Market Clash. 1980.

Detail of the little bit of weed that I think the previous owner of this copy of Black Market Clash got caught between the sleeve and the shrink wrap. Circa 1980.
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I try not to comment too often on current events here but, today, as has been widely reported, the unimaginable has happened: it’s been announced that the forthcoming “We Are the World” reboot will feature both Lil Wayne and (probably less predominantly) The Beach Boys’s Al Jardine.
If Jardine is not edit out of the final product, “We Are the World” will somehow (but just barely) marry the talents of the guy who sang “Honkin’ Down the Highway” with the guy who appeared on releases as questionable as the ones pictured below. God, I hope Jardine and Weezy hit it off.





Revolution Of The Mind (Live At The Apollo, Vol. III). James Brown. 1971.
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