Oversized album poster for Red Hot Chili Peppers' fourth studio album, Mother’s Milk. The artwork features a black-and-white photograph of the band sprawled across the arms of a giant topless woman, with her nipples censored by Anthony Kiedis on the left, and a red rose covering the right. This is the censored version of the album cover, in which a red rose was added to cover model Dawn Alane’s left nipple. The original release omitted the rose entirely. Due to controversy surrounding the nudity, many stores refused to sell.....
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The concert poster for the Violent Femmes at Portland's Fox Theatre (R.I.P.) on April 9, 1992.

Condition: Near Fine, light corner crease at lower left corner.
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The poster for an Empty Records band Showcase at Satyricon on August 7, 1998 featuring Steel Wool, the Weird Love Makers and Jr. High. Poster design by Guy Burwell who designed many posters for Berbati's and Satyricon in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

Condition: Fair/Good, with the usual holes, tears and creasing from being stapled to a telephone pole.
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The 11x17 poster for the 12/31/80 concert at the short-lived punk "club" Pacific Academy featuring the Rats, Poison Idea, Bop Zombies, Sado-Nation, Imperialist Pigs, Preps, Dots and Braphsmears. Produced by Mark Sten's Alternative Arts Association and featured on page 272 of his 2015 book "All Ages: The Rise and Fall of Portland Punk,1977-1981"

Condition: Fine, like new.
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An 11x17 poster advertising the live recording LP released by Trap Records in 1979, featuring a legendary list of Portland punk bands: the Wipers, Neo Boys, Bop Zombies, Stiphnoyds, Sado Nation, Smegma, Rubbers, Lotek and Cleavers. This poster is sometimes mistaken as the concert poster for the show, although it was produced later to promote the album's release. The poster is featured on page 191 of Mark Sten's 2015 book "All Ages: The Rise and Fall of Portland Punk,1977-1981". A few pages detail the story of producing the LP.

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A 1983 flyer for the Violent Femmes at the Mediterranean Tavern on West Burnside in Portland, and the Violent Femmes first Portland appearance. George Touhouliotis ran the Mediterranean Tavern and started doing poetry and live shows there in the early 1980s. It was this Violent Femmes show that prompted Touhouliotis to open the legendary Satyricon, saying "They weren't really loud—it's the Violent Femmes. But there were a lot of complaints from the people upstairs. So this other space, Satyricon—it seemed right" (Willamette Week, 10/26/2010). The Femmes self-titled debut album was.....
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An original concert flyer for Roy Loney (formerly of the Flamin' Groovies) and the Phantom Movers, plus Eye Protection with Black Flag Opening! At the Temple in San Francisco on February 1, 1980. Loney, a much-loved and longtime member of the Bay Area music scene, and a trail blazer in early garage rock during the psychedelic era, died in December of 2019.

Condition: Fine.
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