Picture of the day (Very rare poster for Electric Ladyland 1968)
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WOW Thanks. Where did you find this rarity? I've run across all kinds of posters & photos of Jimi over the years[like most of us], but never saw this anywhere! Great job.
Likewise Chris - I've been collecting Hendrix stuff for absolute years and years, and have never seen this image before Thanks so much for sharing it heers from DownUnder
"We just keep grinding 'em out"? How tacky can a record company get? Sounds a bit like an automated "stick the musician in a recording machine and push 'start'" Truth be told, that IS what it feels like when you have a record contract.. but their admitting to it so easily? Great poster though.. I don't know where you find these things, Chris. Incidentally, I'm going to be adding a whole lot of new cassette scans to my library this week.. Lastly Happy New Year all!
Thanks for this, Chris! It's not issued by the record company, but the studio, the Record Plant. So the "grinding 'em out" line is forgiveable - they saw themselves as a kind of production line factory for great albums.
6 comments:
WOW Thanks. Where did you find this rarity? I've run across all kinds of posters & photos of Jimi over the years[like most of us], but never saw this anywhere! Great job.
Likewise Chris - I've been collecting Hendrix stuff for absolute years and years, and have never seen this image before
Thanks so much for sharing it
heers from DownUnder
Awesome. Thought I'd seen them all...
"We just keep grinding 'em out"? How tacky can a record company get?
Sounds a bit like an automated "stick the musician in a recording machine and push 'start'"
Truth be told, that IS what it feels like when you have a record contract.. but their admitting to it so easily?
Great poster though.. I don't know where you find these things, Chris.
Incidentally, I'm going to be adding a whole lot of new cassette scans to my library this week..
Lastly Happy New Year all!
Very cool. Thanks Chris.
Thanks for this, Chris!
It's not issued by the record company, but the studio, the Record Plant. So the "grinding 'em out" line is forgiveable - they saw themselves as a kind of production line factory for great albums.
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