Wow. The ultimate gig poster collection. A study in design styles.

A feast for the eyes. A hell of a coffee table book.

the sweetest part of this book was coming across a poster from a show I was at in athens years ago.

Tooooooo longgggg but I loved it so it was fine. My dad owned a Coop poster (Soundgarden and You Am I), and I remember staring at it for hours as a kid trying to figure out what on earth “Goldilocks was a Fink” meant. I couldn’t tell whether the “oo” in Coop were eyes or not, it used to freak me out.
Just makes you realise that there are so many bands with amazing posters, and accept that there will be bands you’ll never listen to in your lifetime.
It made me realise how much I want to be a poster artist but I’m just not that good, so a little bit of envy there but if there are any bands reading this, listen up: I’d love to make your posters!!!!

Basic art for music lovers! approved!!

This book makes me want to buy all of the music posters in existence.

Huge coffeetable book. Wasn't as balanced as I thought I'd be. Think it focuses on posters created in the late 90's early 00's; much more recent poster art is vastly diverse. Nice glossy reprints, though.

Rock art a good book for fans of this genre of music

If you love rock music you will also love this book as its almost 500 pages and has more than 800 posters for just about every popular band around.
If you dont like rock music.. well, then give this one a pass.

i love this book because is very very good for that moments when you are boring

whenever i start a new design project i flip through this thing first - for inspiration

If you're a fan of poster art, this is the book for you!

Nearly 500 pages of nearly every band you can think of, from Green Day to Electric Frankenstein. Beautiful large coffee-table book, with big, beautiful, color graphics.

If you're a fan of this form or art, you'll find more than one page you'll consider framing.