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Spoons-inspired 'Romantic Traffic' Art Print Style:Poster who actually took their name

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who actually took their name from the 10cc song 'I'm Not In Love'

framed ready-to-hang prints

Any fan of 90s alt rock would - should - love this

'Lithium' is named after an antidepressant and bi-polar disorder medication

you'll note that Cobain gives credit: "that was a David Bowie song" in his trademark deadpan drawl

Spoons-inspired 'Romantic Traffic' Art Print Style:Poster who actually took their name'Romantic Traffic' was unavoidable in the early 80s, in Canada new wave band Spoons had their finger firmly on that pulse. Here's a lurid, sleazy vintage retro pulp paperback cover with art by Robert Bonfils, just to make what it actually a very innocent song a bit saucier. If you're a fan of 80s new wave, Canadian rock, or Spoons, or if you're shopping for somebody like that, then prepared to be covered in glory: I have five sizes available, across

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