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Foo Fighters-inspired 'Everlong' Art Print 1960s pop rock This is the first of

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This is the first of two covers done for Culture Club's 'Do You Really Want To Hurt Me'

If you're a George Michael fan

and 'Original Sin' was one of the biggest - and a natural candidate for a good vintage retro pulp paperback cover like this one

Colin Hay is crazy talented: his 80s work with his band Men At Work helped define that generation (and I believe introduced many of us to the idea of 'Australia') and his post-Men At Work solo career has been equally solid

Foo Fighters-inspired 'Everlong' Art Print 1960s pop rock This is the first ofThis is my all time favourite Foo Fighters song: 'Everlong' is a masterpiece. Dave Grohl performed all of it; his drumwork is extraordinary. I looked and found a great vintage retro pulp magazine cover that combined passion and love and eternity; this Margaret Brundage inspired cover is famous in pulp circles. For any real fan of the Foo Fighters and Dave Grohl, this tribute is available in 5 sizes for each of framed and ready to hang, stretched

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