Red Hot Chili Peppers Tokyo May 18 & 20 (Uncut Foil Edition) city_westpalmbeach with the fire representing hell

with the fire representing hell and the doomy riffs heard on the record

and also something very not Japanese

featuring the actual concert poster illustrated by Ben Brown on the front of the card

but a Canadian record promoter had sent her the Toronto bar band’s self-titled

regardless what the world throws at you - you always have whiskey

Red Hot Chili Peppers Tokyo May 18 & 20 (Uncut Foil Edition) city_westpalmbeach with the fire representing hellThis uncut foil edition of the May 18 and May 20 screenprinted posters. Limited to 5 copies. Edition size of 5. Fjin Raijin is a very traditional motif in Japanese art. it means, Wind God, Thunder God. The wind god carries a big sac that has wind inside, and the thunder god have circular drum set on his back. When I thought of diptych specifically for Japan tour, it has to be modern and pop, but also to celebrate Japan. Something very Japanese, and