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Posted by The G on August 31, 2010 under Street Art | 
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Photos by G. Art by Dick Chicken.
Cover The Earth
Hopefully these are new to you. I am always pleased to post pictures of the brilliance that is Dick Chicken.
Polla Pollo
If you don’t think Polla Pollo is by Dick Chicken, check out the dude’s head. Pun definitely intended!
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Photos by G. Art by Fumero.
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I am Art
I think the only thing missing from this combo pack is my picture with the artist. Soon enough, methinks…
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Photo by G
Del Marquis of Scissor Sisters
According2g wishes Del Marquis, guitarist for Scissor Sisters and sometimes solo artist, a very happy birthday today. For some strange reason, America has not embraced the Scissor Sisters in the same way the rest of the world has and it’s a pity because their music is fun and upbeat and their live shows are a non-stop party. As you can see from the above picture, even if you don’t care for the music, there’s plenty of eye candy. Have a great one Del!
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Photo by G. Artist unknown.
Eat Shit Die Stay Villainous
I don’t think I could say it any better so I won’t even try. What’s on your mind?
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Photo by G.
Thom Yorke of Radiohead
I just got wind of this, and I think it’s brilliant! Radiohead fans filmed a 2009 show the band performed in Prague and edited their footage together. The band was so impressed by the project, they provided soundboard audio of the show to serve as the soundtrack! Radiohead pioneers the dying music industry once again. You can download the free unofficial yet somewhat official DVD bootleg here for free! I saw this show about 1 month before this performance and it was one of the greatest shows I’ve ever seen. Coming from me, that is saying a lot! I find it interesting to note that the setlist is almost entirely different as well. Thanks Thom and company!
