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Bjornebye Grand Master

Bjornebye

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18 minutes ago, YorkshireRed said:

The greatest of them all…

 

 

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These are the arses I spent my 20's with. 

17 minutes ago, Jennings said:

0/5 negged for Lindisfarne.

If I wasn't a nonce I'd revenge neg you back you heathen 

16 minutes ago, Jennings said:

haha...1/5 kudos points.

I meant the non Liverpool bands you fucking weirdo!

 

If were talking Liverpool then its

 

Atomic Kitten

Coral

Lightning Seeds

Elvis Costello

Frankie Goes To Hollywood

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JohnnyH Grand Master

JohnnyH

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6 hours ago, Tony Moanero said:

You sound like my wife, Johnny!. Of course they aren’t. Film posters are a form of art. They look great in frames.

Yeah, I get that. And if I ever win the lottery and get to have a home cinema room, I’d definitely have some classic movie posters of my favourites, but I always find it a bit odd when they are just on the walls of an adults living room, or bedroom.  I’m not saying it’s wrong, just saying I find it odd. 

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Tony Moanero Grand Master

Tony Moanero

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14 minutes ago, JohnnyH said:

Yeah, I get that. And if I ever win the lottery and get to have a home cinema room, I’d definitely have some classic movie posters of my favourites, but I always find it a bit odd when they are just on the walls of an adults living room, or bedroom.  I’m not saying it’s wrong, just saying I find it odd. 

Not everyone has the space for cinema rooms though, do they?. I certainly don’t. I display film posters, along with paintings and photographs, in rooms that I use often, as I enjoy looking at them. 

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Bjornebye Grand Master

Bjornebye

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17 minutes ago, Tony Moanero said:

Not everyone has the space for cinema rooms though, do they?. I certainly don’t. I display film posters, along with paintings and photographs, in rooms that I use often, as I enjoy looking at them. 

Johnnys got a room dedicated to David Copperfield 

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JohnnyH Grand Master

JohnnyH

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2 hours ago, Tony Moanero said:

Not everyone has the space for cinema rooms though, do they?. I certainly don’t. I display film posters, along with paintings and photographs, in rooms that I use often, as I enjoy looking at them. 

Ah yeah, I get that to be fair. Not my cup of tea, but I can understand people putting up great movie posters or classic gig posters, I think. Standard posters like the (magnificent) arse one, or just a band poster are kids stuff. In my opinion, of course.  

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tokyojoe

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2 hours ago, Bruce Spanner said:

If anyone is interested is vintage Haight and Ashbury prints this guy has the lot.

 

https://www.wolfgangs.com/posters/

 

Some stunning art work.

 

Ive bought a couple and they’re great quality.

 

If you search the name on eBay you can buy without the import charges.

 

 

Peace man. Grateful Dead. Woodstock.

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Chairman Meow Grand Master

Chairman Meow

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13 hours ago, Tony Moanero said:

Not everyone has the space for cinema rooms though, do they?. I certainly don’t. I display film posters, along with paintings and photographs, in rooms that I use often, as I enjoy looking at them. 

 

I always assumed your walls were adorned with pictures of biscuits. 

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