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Power Station-inspired 'Addicted To Love' Art Print Ruins Griffith's 'The Sorrows of Satan'

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Griffith's 'The Sorrows of Satan'

a music fan looking for the best celebratory rock posters for your favourite hard rock band

but I respectfully disgree: it's great

and a great sing-along

It's the best kind of 'trouble'

Power Station-inspired 'Addicted To Love' Art Print Ruins Griffith's 'The Sorrows of Satan''Addicted To Love' was Robert Palmer's signature song in the 80s, and of course has one of the most famous music videos of the decade. This vintage retro pulp paperback cover suggests a more sombre approach to the idea of 'addiction', but still puts 'love' into a gynecological context (notice the stirrups in the background). Are you a music fan of the 80s? Xer? Of Robert Palmer or Power Station? Or shopping for someone like that? Man, I have your

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