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DESIGNER:

Frank Kozik

VENUE:

Underground

SUBMITTED BY:

Infinite Records

2001-07-17 13:26:17

BANDS:

Red Red Meat
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Red Red Meat Poster - Underground - Frank Kozik

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altieri :

Randomized Hansi

2007-12-24 13:03:33

perkins :

Well hello there.

2005-12-11 09:58:50

Stainboy Reinel :

Rules. I've always wanted one of these.

2004-05-13 23:49:15

kozik :

Patton: OG

2002-12-12 16:22:02

scrojo :

"...so he took a Cadilaac and a Packard and added some iron plate and a machine gun to them "
so, patton invented the drive-by shooting!?!

2002-12-12 16:16:45

Sash :

some of these big historical dudes are nuts. lyndon johnson used to confer with his cabinet while taking a shit... with the door of the john OPEN. passive-aggressive bastard. uh, sorry to get off topic.

2002-12-12 16:12:51

kozik :

actually..in 1913 he had to attack several hundred Mexican Rebels in Chihuaha.so he took a Cadilaac and a Packard and added some iron plate and a machine gun to them and used them to raid the town and capture the leaders. first use of a motorized vbehicle by the US in combat.

2002-12-12 16:11:54

kozik :

cool. he also had really bad teeth. he was an avid polo player and a series of concussions are what historians think drove him a little batty after a while.
His first big career setback was in the early 20's...he formed the first armor training school and designed a bizaare( yet very functional) tank drivers uniform that everyone thought lookd weird and had his photo taken in it and got clowned big time. Only Pershing''s influence kept him going.
He gave extravagant parties and took his Negro Manservant to war with him after 'making him' a seargent, even though he was not in the military.
Wekk read in the classics Patton would often ponitficate on his belief he was a Roman General re-ncarnated and his attack on the Germans was a re-run of a previous life.

2002-12-12 16:09:59

rockologist :

was it his idea to try and use motorcycles in WWII like the germans?

2002-12-12 16:07:05

KJ :

my grandfather knew patton

2002-12-12 16:05:21

scrojo :

yea,...but did he ever recieve an 'oscar'? don't think so.

2002-12-12 16:05:16

kozik :

I have like 4 Patton Bios. he was a total over-achiever..apparentley his father was like a super-man and Patton always tried to one up him. he also had a squeaky voice. Patton was ultra-wealthy..the wealthiest general we ever had.
was the first guy to use motor vehicles in warfare against Mexico in 1913...the Villa border raids. Served under Pershing.
Great tactician.

2002-12-12 16:02:38

uncle charlie :

Poor Patton, used as a decoy for the D-Day invasion.. he was pissed

2002-12-12 15:58:42

kozik :

Hitler was a vegan. Patton ate Pork.
now you tell me........

2002-12-12 15:56:56

MaximumFluoride :

Easy Frank, easy there big fella

2002-06-29 01:30:45

kozik :

Heil Flourine!

2002-06-29 01:29:53

Steve H :

as well as tape pinching! ;-)

2002-05-28 19:30:17

Steve H :

a friend of mine used to work at one of those christian book/magazine publishers, he pinched a christian rock tape and gave it to me for christmas; sacred warrior they were called, satan definitely wins the fight when it comes to rock is all i can say!

2002-05-28 19:21:23

Steve H :

wonder if there are any other bands out there named after,or with albums named after, spire comic book titles?!

2002-05-28 19:17:55

El Negro Magnifico! :

The Cross and the Switchblade is Bantam Rooster's second album. Cool connection!

2002-05-28 19:14:27

Steve H :

i've got one of those spire comics, its called "the cross and the switchblade"! i din't know it was a jesus comic, i was a kid and the cover looked cool, honest, there was a fight just about to beak out and i thought it looked action packed. :-(

2002-05-28 18:40:48

Jeff Kleinsmith :

2nd and Virginia. The smallest store ever built, eh? You could get approximately 2.5 people in that store... or TAD.
These aren't on actual newsprint, it's just a very thin (read: crappy) offset stock. But yeah, a lot folks use newsprint up here. It's just so cheap.

2002-05-28 11:34:53

art chantry :

i really regret introducing 'newsprint posters' to the seattle scene. they were really cheap to print, so clients (cheap bastards) loved 'em, but, maaaan, a lot of great work has rotted away...

2002-05-28 11:29:55

Jermaine :

I bought my 2 copies of this when I was living in Seattle. I bought em at the Sub-Pop store on 2nd (?)...cant remember...it was just a few blocks up from the water.

2002-05-28 11:29:44

kozik :

yes-SP did like 'newsprint' ones and I did a small edition on 140 rag-and no, I don't have but 1.
they where,as you can imagine, a popular item. I see them on ebay for like 50 bux all the time.

2002-05-28 11:21:26

Jeff Kleinsmith :

Frank, was this screen printed as well as offset? I have a small roll of offset versions here in the SP archives...

2002-05-28 11:13:30

kozik :

it from
'Hansi The Girl who Loved The Swastika'
-Spire Christian Comics..Spire is brilliant, I have them all..they inclide the amazing
'Tom Landry-God's Coach' ...so many Nazis, so little time
-Satan

2002-05-28 10:58:14

Steve H :

this looks to me like one of those cheesy christian comics,yea yea i used to go to sunday school ya buggers!not by choice though,of course ;-) so where did this image originate from frank?

2002-04-30 16:42:21