BIG DUMP

Adam Hanson

Jason A. Smith

Ron Liberti

Antoine Marchalot

Mishka Westell

The Silent Giants

Arik Roper

Nathaniel Deas

Troglosound

Ben Lyon

Nicholas French

FUN FACT #9

Did you know that Courtney Love had her first brush with rock and roll fame at age five when she appeared on the back cover of The Grateful Dead's AOXOMOXOA? Apparently her father managed the Dead for a period of time early in their career.


That's her, front right.

POSTER DUMP

Roy G. Biv




Roy G. Biv and Cassandra Bartenstein




Jim Mazza




Mike Lawrence




Matt Leunig




Neal Russler



Skinner




Alan Forbes

THE LAST OF THE BIG-TIME LOSERS

This is a short rotoscoped music video made from footage of a live Tom Waits concert. The animator, John Lamb, was known for his animated surf films as well as his work on Sesame Street.

CLIT WITCH AND MAN CAKE

Doug Graves often has this same problem.

POSTER DUMP

Roy G. Biv

Celeste Byers

Blackunicorn Studios

Don Fogelio

Johnny Sampson

Vance Kelly

Jack Gregory

Rick Leech

Trent Call

Discordian Ink

Johan Jaccob

Writing a masterpiece is hard work.

POSTER DUMP

Steven Sessler

Alan Forbes

Austin Sellers

Eliza Childress

Iron Forge Press

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FUN FACT #9

If you're a Harry Nilsson fan like myself, then you're probably already very familiar with The Point!. There's the album version, which Nilsson narrates himself, and there's the movie version, which is narrated by Ringo Starr. But what most people aren't aware of is that there are three other versions of the film. In it's original airing, the film was narrated by Dustin Hoffman.


Due to contractual reasons, the Hoffman version could not be used in later airings and had to be re-dubbed.

The second airing featured Alan Barzman, who is pretty much an unknown other than providing the voice for one of the penguins in Beakman's World.

The third airing featured Alan Thicke, AKA the dad from Growing Pains. It was only the VHS (and eventually DVD) release that used Ringo.

BONUS FUN FACT!!!!
A 1977 stage adaption of The Point! featured both Mickey Dolenz and Davy Jones of The Monkees.