Harvey Danger-inspired 'Flagpole Sitta' Art Print Lager I’d always loved the weary

I’d always loved the weary cynicism of ‘here’s the progress: we have found a way to talk around the problem’

This is the first of two versions of 'The Killing Moon'

'Intergalactic' is the bookend to 'Body Movin' and both come from Beastie Boys' album 'Hello Nasty'

predating William Gibson by over 10 years (but 1/100th of the quality)

a story as old as storytellers: it never seems to be enough

Harvey Danger-inspired 'Flagpole Sitta' Art Print Lager I’d always loved the wearyAnother 90s one hit wonder, 'Flagpole Sitta' is arguably Harvey Danger's biggest success, and it has so many great lyrical nuggets for visualization I was so tempted by "only stupid people are breeding!" but in the end I went for the hospital based, "I'm not sick, but I'm not well" theme. This great, vintage retro pulp paperback cover by Rudolph Belarski shows a patient with the right facial expression, of wounded, distressed oppression, which is