oh my, this hits home like nothign else. :) especially since Steve Tyler is as ugly as a cow nowadays. XD

how did the guys 'eat' this?

and thanks for digging it out. ^^

I'm sure the boys saw nothing of it... It was just advertisement art for their new album at one record store. I think the only piece of artwork I ever did get the attention of the actual artist was HOWARD STERN in a company-wide display contest featuring Stern's PRIVATE PARTS movie. The project of mine was massive and I won 2nd place for my store. The prize? A signed-videotape copy of his movie and a phone call from Stern himself to the store manager...(I didn't get to talk with him...whah.) Also I got 100$...which went really quick when I was living in LA...

I thought Tower Records was a publisher? anyway, a funny ad for sure. :) also, never wake sleeping dogs. ^^

oh yeah, you go out of your way and in the end they give you a slap on the shoulder and expect you to die from happiness. :P

Talk about ad buns !!

Hay what happen to the 'b' ???? Thats BAD

B???

bad pun

Please forgive me. I gotta say it:

Needs more cowbell.

I had to get that outta my system!

...sounds like UTTER nonsense, to me, pal...

Sorry...I had to get THAT out as well...

Great stuff!

Winner winner chicken dinner!

Man, I had 8-tracks of Aerosmith... ^_^

I think The Rolling Stones have a few titles in Western Electric one inch thick Gramophone records... i'm not sure.

No scarf's Mitch? What's up with that? Also you didn't make them ugly enough. Close..but they look too good. And Joe Perry's hair needs to be black. *nitpick nitpick*

It was all for the giant opaque line transfer to foamcore that this looks so unfinished, Mike. I got it to the point where I could see all the details clearly inside the darkened room.

BTW...do you know of any artist (other than me...) that uses a opaque projector anymore? I know Steven Martin had one...

I honestly don't think any of the new artist have even HEARD of one let alone use them. The old way die fast and hard Mitch. Pretty soon they won't even know what a pencil is for.

Cool Aerosmith art

Did it help moo-ve albums?

It probably went like any other release: Hard-core fans bought it, so-so fans got it when convenient, and the general public took pot-shots in their buying. The one track LIVING ON THE EDGE is still being played on stations as a bonafied staple of playlists. Did my efforts help? I dunno.