The Photos
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See 13 excellent Sleevefaces
Sleeveface is an incredible blog that compiles pictures of people posing with their record covers. See some of our favorites after the jump:
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The Notorious B.I.G. Died 15 Years Ago Today
On March 9th, 1997, Notorious B.I.G. was killed . He was only 24. We miss you. Remember Biggie with more classic photos after the jump:
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Photos: Bob Dylan in the early 60’s
Legendary New York photographer Daniel Kramer (pictured above) took an interest in Bob Dylan after seeing him perform on TV in his early 20’s. Kramer ended...
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Photos: Music Legend’s Deathplaces
Photographer Cary Gough went on a mission to visit the deathplace of many famous musicians, such as the apartment where Jim Morrison died in 1971(pictured...
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Tiny Vinyl – The World’s Smallest Record Store
Blogger James Morrison built an adorable miniature record store. The records are one square cm to give you an idea of the size. See the...
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See 8 Famous Rock Photos Pictured With The Men Who Took Them
Photographer Tim Mantoani has released a book called Behind Photographs. It features photos of photographic legends pictured holding their legendary photos. It that meta enough...
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See Famous Album Covers In Google Street View
The people over at motherboard.tv came up with the excellent idea of finding the google street views of famous album covers. The above image is...
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30 Years of Music Industry Revenue in 30 seconds
1991 was the year the CD passed the cassette. The CD is now on it’s way back down, but it may have more of a...
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Photos: The Beatles last photo shoot was 42 years ago today
On August 22nd 1969 The Beatles had their last photoshoot as band. The photos were taken at Tittenhurst (John and Yoko’s home). Click through for...
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Photos: The search for Bob Dylan album cover locations in New York City
Bob Egan has started a project called Popspots where he finds significant pop culture locations around New York City. His latest adventure had him searching for the...
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