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(right): Guns-n-fuckin'-Roses! Poster from the 1987 debut, Appetite For Destruction. 3rd best selling album of all time behind The Beatles' Abbey Road & Journey's Greatest Hits! |
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| (right): Judas Priest With Rob Halford back in the lineup, the bad boys from Brittan are back with this new CD. One of the few bands who didn't cut their hair & start wearing khakis on stage! They didn't change a thing! |
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(left): Iron Maiden Vintage poster from their album, The Trooper. |
| (right): LA Guns with the Bullet Boys and Lizzy Borden Live promo poster from The House Of Blues. This show would have had you smoothin' up in the ballad of jayne all night, baby! |
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(left): KISS (duh)! You wanted the best.....you've got the best! The hottest band in the World...KIIIIIISSSSS! |
| (right): Megadeth Here is the album art from their release, Peace Sells. This looks great as a wallpaper on your desktop! |
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(left): Led Zeppelin Everybody needs a little "Led for their head"! |
| (right): It's an actor....It's a comedian...No, it's Ozzy fucking Osbourne! From Black Sabbath to his solo stuff to the 3 guitarists he helped make famous, (Jake E. Lee - Randy Rhodes - Zakk Wilde), the Ozzman is truely THE heavy metal icon of the 20th century. |
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(left): The Mighty Met! My personal favorite Metallica album of all...And Justice For All. circa, 1988. |
| (right): Poison This colage is being held together by 7.4 pounds of Aquanet, a Swatch Watch, the stickers off of a Rubik's Cube and a Care Bear's rainbow! |
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(left): Queensryche Basic and simple? Yes, but this IS one of the most recognizable logos in rock and roll history. (By the way, it's called The Queensryche Totum). |
| (right): The Ramones (RIP) Punk rock royalty, baby! |
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(left): Park Avenue leads to.....Skid Row! This is my favorite poster of the Skids. I think it captures the true essence of their "badassness"! |
| (right): Extremely rare Van Halen live at the Whisky Just as the poster reads;"LAST CLUB SHOW BEFORE THEIR 1ST WORLD TOUR"! circa, February, 1978. |
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