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🎸🎸🥁🎸🎸 Devo performing on Saturday Night Live, October 14, 1978.

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❗️Jenny Holzer, Untitled (Disaster), from Inflammatory Essays, 1979/1982.

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Detail (set #2) of John William Godward’s Contemplation (1903)

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David Bowie, 1995 by Frank Ockenfels III.

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Green Wheat Field (detail), Vincent Van Gogh, 1890

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Naked, Raoul Dufy

Medium: oil,canvas

https://www.wikiart.org/en/raoul-dufy/naked-1928

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The Wreck of the ‘St George’, 1830 unknown artist Manx Museum

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Torso del Belvedere, Apollonio - I sec. a.C.

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The Blood of a Poet, 1930, Jean Cocteau

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Evening Landscape 1885 Oil on canvas mounted on cardboard. 35 x 43 cm Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid

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New Publication! 54 Hits From Hell by Blake Edwards

[PURCHASE $4.00] Sometimes I come across a text—or in this case a series of texts—on the internet and it just looks like a publication waiting to happen. I had that experience as I watched my pal Blake Edwards analyze, critique, and ultimately rank every song by the band The Misfits, one song at a time, over a series of Facebook posts. At some point I asked, “You’re going to make a zine from this, right?” He had no original intention of doing so, but liked the idea of turning all 54 posts into a publication so we threw caution to the wind, and made a ‘zine together. It was our first collaboration, it happened quickly, it was fun, and Blake even helped out withe collating and stapling. An obvious must for fans of The Misfits, or fans of fans of The Misfits. - Marc Fischer

From the back cover: 54 HITS FROM HELL ranks every released song from the Glenn Danzig era of The Misfits. It was originally published by the author as a series of 54 individual posts on Facebook.

Blake Edwards lives in Chicago.