Photos By Gail
These two pieces of art featuring the likeness of the late, great David Bowie (it feels so weird to type that) were originally featured in This Post from last summer, but I decided to haul them out again for an encore. Because, clicks.
These portraits above were created from broken and carefully placed bits of vinyl LPs. See more photos at the link above!
I wonder what artist’s music is pressed onto this? Pink, perhaps?
Make every drink a hit and put a new “spin” on protecting your furniture by using clever this set of 4 silicone Record Coasters every time you’re drinking your favorite beverage! Don’t forget to take a close look at the band and the song on each coaster!
Record Coaster Features:
• Silicone drink coasters shaped like 45-rpm records
• Set of 4 coasters per pack
• Dishwasher-safe
• Size: 4″ dia. (10 cm)
A set of Four is just $11.95, available for purchase at This Link!
Are you looking for a perfect gift for that hard-to-please old school Vinyl Aficionado-slash-Salvationist? Then check out these awesome wall clocks made from retired turntables by Etsy vendor Pixel This. What makes these clocks especially cool is how the LP or 45 adorning each clock’s face can be interchanged, for an even more personal touch. The clock pictured above displays The Doobie Brothers’ album Minute By Minute — clever!
Continue reading Turntable Clocks: When It’s Time to Rock!
On This Date, November 14th in 1979: Public Image Ltd released their second album, Metal Box, which included the singles “Careering,” “Memories” and “Swan Lake” (aka “Death Disco”). It reached the #18 spot on the U.K. albums chart. The album is sometimes referred to as The Public Image Reel owing to its unique packaging: three 12-inch records in a film canister embossed with the group’s PiL logo.
Continue reading Public Image Ltd Release Metal Box
