Posts Tagged: record books
The Record Books • The Black Keys
A publishing phenomenon. A dirty one.
The Record Books • Hunting High And Low
Informative and informal guide to two different forms of hunting with dogs, published by the American Houndsmen Association.
The Record Books • Hunting High And Low
Informative and informal guide to two different forms of hunting with dogs, published by the American Houndsmen Association.
29 October 2013
Today I took a picture of some exhibits.
8 October 2013
Today I took a picture of some preparations.
The Record Books • Drums and Wires
Late 70s hardware catalogue – ‘electricall (sic) cable and it’s (sic) storage/delivery is our watch word (sic)’ – from the X-Tra Tech Co., based in Swindon, UK.
The Record Books • Drums and Wires
Late 70s hardware catalogue – ‘electricall (sic) cable and it’s (sic) storage/delivery is our watch word (sic)’ – from the X-Tra Tech Co., based in Swindon, UK.
The Record Books • Hot Rats
A crack squad of hard-bitten marines are sent to deal with an outbreak of radiation-altered killer rats in Guadeloupe, only to lose their minds one by one and turn on the populace and then each other.
The Record Books • Hot Rats
A crack squad of hard-bitten marines are sent to deal with an outbreak of radiation-altered killer rats in Guadeloupe, only to lose their minds one by one and turn on the populace and then each other.
The Record Books prints now on sale at Fab.com
Get on down there!
The Record Books prints now on sale at Fab.com
Get on down there!
The Record Books • White Ladder
1958 English bank clerk referees his internal wrestling match: tardy sexual awakening v catholic guilt. Guilt wins, TKO.
The Record Books • White Ladder
1958 English bank clerk referees his internal wrestling match: tardy sexual awakening v catholic guilt. Guilt wins, TKO.
The Record Books • Exile On Main Street
A real life road-to-Damascus tale on an epic larger-than-life 60s New York City scale.
The Record Books • Exile On Main Street
A real life road-to-Damascus tale on an epic larger-than-life 60s New York City scale.
The Record Books • Hounds of Love
You know the kind of thing. Ostensibly damning the exploits of lascivious curs – awful behaviour! Get off her, you fiend! – while showing it in dramatised detail, and all for just 10 cents. Woof!
The Record Books • Hounds of Love
You know the kind of thing. Ostensibly damning the exploits of lascivious curs – awful behaviour! Get off her, you fiend! – while showing it in dramatised detail, and all for just 10 cents. Woof!
The Record Books • Fear of a Black Planet
Scare-mongering for financial gain, the authors of this ‘scientific time-bomb’ from 1979, persuaded many to believe that a ‘rogue planet’ would be coming ‘twixt this world we call our home’ and the sun within ten years
The Record Books • Fear of a Black Planet
Scare-mongering for financial gain, the authors of this ‘scientific time-bomb’ from 1979, persuaded many to believe that a ‘rogue planet’ would be coming ‘twixt this world we call our home’ and the sun within ten years
24 March 2013
Today I took a picture of a feature (about me and The Record Books project in The Observer).
24 March 2013
Today I took a picture of a feature (about me and The Record Books project in The Observer).
The Record Books • Get Behind Me Satan
A frightful children’s educational story from 1962 dealing with themes of theology, ‘animal’ promiscuity and courtship. Published under the White Stripes brand, also responsible for Elephant.
The Record Books • Get Behind Me Satan
A frightful children’s educational story from 1962 dealing with themes of theology, ‘animal’ promiscuity and courtship. Published under the White Stripes brand, also responsible for Elephant.
The Record Books • Rumours
Graham Greene* said of Fleetwood Mac, ‘While I admire Faulkner’s view of how the heart behaves, it is Miss Mac’s view of how it misbehaves which captivates all the more’.
The Record Books • Rumours
Graham Greene* said of Fleetwood Mac, ‘While I admire Faulkner’s view of how the heart behaves, it is Miss Mac’s view of how it misbehaves which captivates all the more’.
Christophe Gowans 
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