Album artwork offers a glimpse of the great, mediocre, and ill-advised moments of a band's career. Click here for details on ordering as a poster, or email gsnider11@gmail.com. Because comics, like album artwork, should be viewed in large, printed form. If you want, I'll throw in a complimentary mixtape of what this fictional band would sound like, had they actually existed.
11 comments:
Ahahahaha, this is so true for almost all of the bands that are whirling through my mind right now =D
Been a music fan for about 40 years and seen exactly this more times than I can count!
Right on target!
Hee! The last one should maybe have the parathesis "(And Also Ran Out of Drugs)".
I always find myself liking the Double Concept Recovery Albums the best. Sad, then, that that's so close to the end of a band's life cycle.
Missing is the LIVE album released by the label. Low production costs, I.E studio time, mixing, etc.
I love how your drawings seem as if they're not drawn digitally. does that make any sense? what did u use? I draw on Adobe Illustrator for my cartoons.
A lot of people I know use photoshop but I'm useless on that software!
www.riskofrain.com
So true, so very very true.
Awesome comics dude.
http://somethingcakes.blogspot.com
Love this, its so very true!
Are you from Idaho? Just wondering because of the Boise reference. Though I would totally understand if you had something against Boise.
KHill
www.aneverydayprincess.blogspot.com
KHill: I'm not from Idaho, and I've never actually been there. Nothing against Boise. It's the hometown of a band, Built to Spill, that was a favorite of mine in college. It also seemed like the perfect off-the-beaten-path city for the humble beginnings of a fake band.
Metallica!
1 - Kill 'Em All and Ride the Lightning
2 - Master of Puppets
3 - And Justice For All
4 - Metallica [Black Album]
5 - Garage Inc.
6 - Load and ReLoad
7 - St. Anger
8 - Death Magnetic
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