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https://bleep.com/release/603459-boards ... ter-bundle

It's nice that they're selling them even though they're a bit pricey. But FOMO strikes again...

I immediately sent the link to my wife for approval - not to purchase but to display in the home. Our kids may not understand yet….

Glad they're finally selling the posters, though I wonder why it took this long....

Not jumping to purchase them myself, though if they're still available I may pick one up later this month. Don't know if I will go for the bundle as it would require a lot of wallspace I don't have at the moment, but we'll see.

This marketing round has been so far above and beyond those of the past, that coupled with other hints and whispers through the static makes me think that they are looking at amassing a maximum of moulah for retirement days, I mean, the bros aren't getting any younger and they may have decided to enjoy the good life now that kids are presumably in their late teens or early twenties they can afford to resume lots of activities they might have put on the side.

Nice posters but there is no way I can justify that. I am still burnt about that Samantha Fox poster I bought when I was 16.

I mean on the one hand that artwork is really impactful and totally on brand for the album, makes great album art and great advertising. They're really well done.

But on the other hand, I kind of don't want blind-eyed demon children on my wall, you know? They're not even *my* kids.

Negamuse wrote:I mean on the one hand that artwork is really impactful and totally on brand for the album, makes great album art and great advertising. They're really well done.

But on the other hand, I kind of don't want blind-eyed demon children on my wall, you know? They're not even *my* kids.

Same line of thinking here--I lucked out getting one of the early listening event posters WITHOUT the creepy blank-eyed children on them. It's at the framing store getting framed as we speak...

Negamuse wrote:I mean on the one hand that artwork is really impactful and totally on brand for the album, makes great album art and great advertising. They're really well done.

But on the other hand, I kind of don't want blind-eyed demon children on my wall, you know? They're not even *my* kids.

This made me snort with laughter a bit.

(Visitor enters lounge) "I love what you've done with that rug and the ... um, who are those children? That's... creepy."
(BOC-appreciating host) "Well that's Jennifer, she's at university now doing Accountancy, the twins are still at high school, and that one on the left is little Damien. He's out playing with his familiar."

Negamuse wrote:But on the other hand, I kind of don't want blind-eyed demon children on my wall, you know? They're not even *my* kids.

I might work on some creepy demon-eyed artwork starring my own daughter. I guess that would be ok?

On the other hand I do have a really nice photo of her in front of one of the early promo poster in London, grinning away. That would genuinely look nice on a wall I think.

Honestly I did just snag one and thought to myself "when and where and if I put them up will be stuff I think about once they're here"

Nothing is Real? More like the FOMO is real.

I wish they made some of the other artwork from inside the booklet available as posters. This would have been neat:


Or something like these:

The Other wrote:I wish they made some of the other artwork from inside the booklet available as posters. This would have been neat:


Or something like these:

I ordered my Inferno CD from a shop in Sheffield and it came with a limited edition print of the inlay sleeve with the weird looking Eastern European tower building. Hopefully this is an indication that they did make prints of the other inlay graphics.

Yeah they are great but I'm not sure where I would put them? Same problem with some movie posters. I don't have/want the man-cave for it

Might rather just snag another LP and put its art in frames.