Retro: Hungarian Calendar Cards
A bunch of, in many cases, hilarious Hungarian vintage calendar cards (or whatever you'd prefer to call 'em) will be found on this Hungarian site. On the picture side there are pin-ups, other collectible images, advertisement for sausages and lotto, (I think) public awareness info and more. And they are all worth a look. Just check out the Borat look-alike on the last one!
via Elsrgarcia
Do you know Dean Reed by the way?
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Music: Big Mama Thornton - Hound Dog
"Her big hit came, not from Robey's capable pen, but from the young songwriting team of Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller. It was "Hound Dog", which she recorded in 1953 with the Johnny Otis band. Big Mama Thornton always claimed to have written the song herself (a claim which may actually hold some validity), and her ferocious rendition of it (complete with Big Mama's growl and a nasty guitar line by Pete Lewis) held the #1 spot in the Billboard rhythm and blues charts for nine weeks. Unfortunately for Thornton, Elvis Presley's smoother and bowdlerized version was a major pop hit in 1956 and successfully eclipsed her biggest claim to fame."
Go to Wikipedia for the rest of the article about Big Mama Thornton
Music: AFREAKA !
"Messed -up funky jazz from an obscure early 70s UK group and an album that really lives up to its trippy cover! The tracks are all long and stretched out with lots of organ, sax, and spaced out drums and the overall style is a mix of dub-heavy funk, Afro jazz, and a bit of jazz rock jamming!"
ORGY IN RHYTHM: DEMON FUZZ- AFREAKA !
Check out the blog Orgy In Rytm for more jazzy stuff!
Thanks to Seidrik for the tip!
Stuff: Giving You The Finger
UPDATE
So the creator seems to be Bayat and here is a link to his popular fingers on Flickr instead - "Middleman".
Photo: Antique Dog Photos' photos
Antique Dog Photos' photos
Via Earnest Little Cartoon Guy
PS. Bibi thinks that dogs rule too. There's proof!
Music: "Frenzy" by Screamin' Jay Hawkins
"...the stage in pitch darkness... a terrifying bang which scared the audience silly... Jay emerging into the spotlight over the "I Put A Spell On You" riff, Henry smoking a cigarette (you know smoking's bad for you, look at Henry) FLASH... Jay's rich baritone coming as though from the back of a swamp-filled cave... howling, screaming, grunting the lyrics, Jay suddenly whipping out a battered tenor sax, blasting the enthralled audience with all the power his lungs could command... the red spotlight, white turban, shades, a skull on the end of a pole... BANG!... FLASH!... "I put a spell on you... because... you're mine... SCREAM... all mine... CRASH!"... and now a whole album full of the choicest cuts from the man's repertoire... play it loud and often. " linernotes: Roger Eagle April 1982
Get it at TWILIGHTZONE!
Cartoons: Bibi's Cartoon-O-Rama
Krazy Kat, Felix The Cat, Betty Boop and La Linea cartoon links very neatly collected by Bibi. Great job!
The Martin Klasch Re-Post-O-Rama...
...is finally over. The past week's re-posts was, as I said earlier, a one-year-jubilee-thing. I also said it would last a week and one week has gone so that's it (for now). For our collective convenience I have gathered the re-posts on a new blog that I've called Martin Klasch - These Are Some Of My Favorite Things.
Finally: You might have noticed that I've borrowed the visual style for the re-post images from El Burlador. Thanks Fede, I hope you didn't mind! See it as a homage!
Re-post #22: Various Graphic Art
Les cinq carnets
Lefor-Openo
"Onomatopeyas" - Visual Sound Effects from the 60s Batman TV series
Catetos (or "the silly families" as we say in Sweden)
Did You Ever Have A Dream Like This? - Tall Tale Postcards
Blue Note record covers
Futurist artist Fortunato Depero
Erotic ABC
Works of Bob Peak
Works of Robert McGinnis
La Saga Cigarette - collection of cigarette packs
Yamauchi Kazuaki
I like: sweet wrappers
Eric Sturdevant's photosets on Flickr - Children's books illustrations
A Sampler of Things
Russian graphics of the 20s
Fleer (bubblegum manufacturer) 1979 Crazy Labels
Brazilian Record Cover Art
Constant blog sources of visual inspiration: ASIFA Hollywood Animation Archive Project Blog, Drawn!, Agence Eureka, BibliOddysey, El Burlador and many many more (see sidebar)
Re-post #18: Magazine Covers
Esquire Cover Gallery
Vanity Fair Cover Gallery
UFOPOP magazine collection and comic book collection
French Sci-fi Magazines
Crimeboss - Crime Comics from the 1940s & 1950s
Re-post #17: Posters
Movie
De Lijst - 18+ Movie Posters
De Lijst - Cult Movie Posters
De Lijst - Yet More Cult Posters
Posterman: Original, Rare & Vintage Film Poster (vintage film)
ThGroh's movie poster collection on Flickr
Seriesam (Swedish movie poster collectors site)
Classic Polish Film Posters
Polish Poster Gallery
Bollywood Posters
Serial Covers From the 30s and 40s
African Movie Posters
Music
pOoTer's pSycheDelic shAcK - Art (60s psychadelic poster art)
Collectable records poster gallery (more 60s psychadelic poster art)
WW and cold war
World War II Propaganda Posters from WWII-collecibles.com
World War II Posters at the New Hampshire State Library
German Propaganda Archive
WWI and II propaganda from HistoryDigger.Info
Stalin Era Posters
Soviet Propaganda Posters
Stefan Landsberger's Chinese Propaganda Poster Pages
Vintage Chinese Propaganda Posters
Other/misc
The Los Angeles Public Library ’s collection of travel posters
Vintage French and Italian Posters
Vintage European Advertising Posters
Affiche Francaise: Default, original vintage posters
American Posters from the 50s to the 70s
Vintage Disneyland Posters
Nancy Steinbock Posters (varied collection)
Abram Games Posters (posters by Abram Games)
Hong Kong Poster Collection (public Hong Kong posters)
Ospaaal.com (Cuban graphic designs from the 60s until today)
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