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Vintage Suicidal Tendencies "Join the Army" Promotional Poster

Vintage Suicidal Tendencies "Join the Army" Promotional Poster

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Vintage Suicidal Tendencies "Join the Army" Promotional Poster

$79.99

$28.00

The Story

Suicidal Tendencies are a hardcore band from Venice, CA formed in 1980. The band has had a rotating door of members since its inception —  including Metallica's Robert Trujillo, Thundercat, and Josh Freese among many others —  but has been continuously fronted by Mike Muir since its founding. Suicidal are well regarded for their contributions to crossover, infusing hardcore and thrash metal. Their second album, Join The Army, was released by Caroline Records in 1987. It was the band's first record to crack the Billboard 200 and cemented them as a band to be reckoned with. This vintage Suicidal Tendencies poster, unfolded with minimal wear, features the Michael Seiff-drawn artwork from Join The Army with untouched white space at the bottom for gig listings.

Dimension: 24" Wide by 39" Long

Description

Suicidal Tendencies are a hardcore band from Venice, CA formed in 1980. The band has had a rotating door of members since its inception —  including Metallica's Robert Trujillo, Thundercat, and Josh Freese among many others —  but has been continuously fronted by Mike Muir since its founding. Suicidal are well regarded for their contributions to crossover, infusing hardcore and thrash metal. Their second album, Join The Army, was released by Caroline Records in 1987. It was the band's first record to crack the Billboard 200 and cemented them as a band to be reckoned with. This vintage Suicidal Tendencies poster, unfolded with minimal wear, features the Michael Seiff-drawn artwork from Join The Army with untouched white space at the bottom for gig listings.

Dimension: 24" Wide by 39" Long

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