Golden Rule

Golden RuleA work of album cover art just dying to become a silkscreen print! Which it did, and which we are pleased to present to you here in an edition of only 50. Powderfinger, came from sunny Brisbane, Australia. "it seemed appropriate to use an Australian motif, namely a kookaburra. This was first designed as a graphic, then turned into a tray container in which liquids could be poured and allowed to leak with a little encouragement, thus contaminating

Up to 30 separate screens were involved in recreating all the complex colour and detail

but of course it couldn't stay in place on the pond

Us is one of a collection of limited edition archival inkjet prints published to celebrate a catalogue of truly remarkable and unique sound works by Peter Gabriel

These proofs are numbered in Roman Numerals

but do you get it

a pianist and founding member of the Rolling Stones who died of a sudden heart attack in 1985

The launch of this edition follows an exhibition of photographer Stephen Wright's work at The Lowry in Salford

The prints are numbered and signed by Crumb and countersigned by B

in a quintet which would also embrace blues and jazz forms

where the delicate acoustic interplay between Jansch and Renbourn was brilliantly underscored by Thompson's sympathetic support and McShee's soaring intonation

MCA Records brought out an album in the US of unreleased and rare Who recordings under the title Who's Missing

Melt Polaroids was the preparatory work by Storm Thorgerson for the Peter Gabriel 3 album cover art