The Dr Pepper Tapes

Chill before serving.

Party tape one and a totally random graphic equalizer

Jack Armstrong Piper

Jack Armstrong, Northumbrian Piper.
The sweet sound of the wind through dry gorse and short cropped grass.

Demond Dekker on Stiff Records

Desmond crossed the final river.

I guess the original sleeve art was a woodcut print.

1919 Versailles

1919 in Versailles

Two Horses of the Mayan Apocalypse

Well the world didn't end.

This is an old postcard my brother gave me many years ago. No idea how old it is, or who the artist was, however I'm sure whoever engraved or etched it would be happy to know it is still enjoyed today.

The Horned Helmet

Illustration by Charles Keeping. They made you want to read the book when you glanced through it at the library. One of many historical novels for young people by Henry Treece.

Biggles in the Jungle

Illustrations by Terence Cuneo

Terre Des Vivants Sleeve

Alan Stivell, inner sleeve from Terre Des Vivants, remember those spirals?

Dr Hans Schmidt-Isserstedt

Dvorak wrote serenades, as did Haydn and Mozart. Interesting snobbery concerning composers making a living by writing what the public wanted, the implied suggestion being the general public have inferior taste. Notes from a record cover.

Jazz With Lyttelton No 5

Looking for Turner, did they ever find her? Maybe she showed up while they were waiting for Picard.

Bill Bailey

Bill Bailey Won't You Please Come Home

7 Inches of Ideas

An old french 7 inch single cover, the music is interesting too.

MMP3s are just great aren't they.

CBS Sleeve

Must be the wrong cover for this single.

Halo's Solid Air Bar Tab

Rodice tells Halo she is still in the Hoop

2000AD Monthly March 1989
Script : Alan Moore
Art : Ian Gibson
Lettering : Steve Potter

"Gonna to see the river man
Gonna to tell him all I can
About the ban
On feeling free

If he tells me all he knows
About the way his river flows
I don’t suppose
It’s meant for me

Oh, how they come and go"

River Man by Nick Drake

Halo Jones Toy's Headlock

Toy puts Toby in a headlock

2000AD Monthly March 1989
Script : Alan Moore
Art : Ian Gibson
Lettering : Steve Potter

Halo Jones companion Toby was a bad dog

Toby did it all for love

2000AD Monthly March 1989
Script : Alan Moore
Art : Ian Gibbon
Lettering : Steve Potter

Halo Jones Anybody

Anybody could have done it, just a normal person who upped and left.

2000AD Monthly March 1989
Script : Alan Moore
Art : Ian Gibson
Lettering : Steve Potter

There ain’t much to mill work.
The days just drag on and on.
There ain’t much to leaving home till you finally cut the cord and know you’re gone.
And there ain’t much to ice fishing till you miss a day or more
And the hole you cut freezes over
and it’s like you have never been there before.
Bill Morrissey

Halo Jones

Halo encounters the drummers

2000AD Monthly Jan 1989
Script : Alan Moore
Art : Ian Gibson
Lettering : Steve Potter

Rodice drops a Zenade

2000AD Monthly Jan 1989

Script : Alan Moore

Art : Ian Gibson

Lettering : Steve Potter

Not all policemen are lobotomized

2000AD Monthly Jan 1989

Script : Alan Moore

Art : Ian Gibson

Lettering : Steve Potter

If you can't beat the drum, join them

2000AD Monthly Jan 1989

Script : Alan Moore

Art : Ian Gibson

Lettering : Steve Potter

Solid Air, a guitar and Danny's string bass

2000AD Monthly Jan 1989

Script : Alan Moore

Art : Ian Gibson

Lettering : Steve Potter

Dr David and the Dinosaurs

Dr David explains modern dinosaurs.

2000AD Monthly Dec 1988

Script : T B Grover
Art : Ron Smith
Lettering : T Frame

Nemesis Rules The Goths

Stylish, modeled on Britain pre 1914

2000AD Monthly Nov 1988
Script : Pat Mills
Art : Kevin O'Neill
Lettering : Steve Potter

Hammerstein, war weary battle robot

2000AD Monthly Nov 1988
Script : Pat Mills
Art : Brian Talbot
Lettering : Steve Potter

Elfric the Hard Macrobe

Elfric is certainly a hard macrobe

2000AD Monthly Oct 1988
Script : Pat Mills
Art : David Pugh
Lettering : Steve Potter

He releases the dogs of war, in aid of a multidimensional splendour

2000AD Monthly Oct 1988

Script : Pat Mills

Art : Glen Fabry

Lettering : Steve Potter