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Jonny Cuba, beat maker. Soundsci.

Walter Crane poster celebrating May Day. A garland of flora surrounds an iconic woman who represents international workers holds her arms aloft.
Labour leaflet with local candidate Bill Williams promoting the fact he was Neil Coyle’s manager. A very real red flag.
An orange sun looms large two characters from the 3rd Dune film stand, one holding a worms tooth dagger aloft!
A studio setup, including a drum kit, decks , drum machines, samplers, synthesisers and computers.
Two vinyl LP’s sit on a glass table. One vinyl has a picture of a man behind a distorting glass on it’s label. The other LP is a sleeve with a person moving frenetically on a red square.
A wooden candelabra with four lit candles sits on a wooden table, their warm glow illuminate a table top game ‘Terminus’ and vinyl LP of Les Baxter’s The Dunwich Horror soundtrack.
Harwood Court in Putney South London, a wide 5 story housing block with glass panels running through the center vertically. It’s red brick complimented by a sand coloured brick in the central section.
Boxes of 7’ vinyl records on a clear glass table. On a pile of 45’s in front of the boxes you can see Zilla Meyes - All I want is you on Tousea records. The box behind on the left is Steve Soul’s Popcorn with a Feeling on Federal records. The box to the right you can see The Symphonic Four’s Who do you think your foolin’ pt.1 on Zudan records.
LP cover for 1970 LP - Outlaw by Eugene McDaniels. The black and white photo has a skull in the foreground then left to right: a man in a cowboy hat holding a bible, next to him is a woman adorned with cross ammo belts complete with heavy duty bullets. Next to her is a woman holding a submachine gun pointing upwards. All three look unimpressed with the world.
Giant poster of a desert in America that came in with the vinyl LP For the soundtrack to the movie ‘Electraglide in Blue’
An illustration of the Milgram experiment, you can see an operator with dials that electrocute the interviewee (who has a strap on their wrist). All of this is being directed by a third person who is in authority telling the operator to turn up the voltage on the dial.
Display of tools and materials used in the creation of mezzotint prints in a glass case at the V&A museum London.
Film poster for Wavey Blackula’s Interview with a Vampire. The poster has picture of Wavey‘s head doing three spooky expressions. The poster is in black & white except the words Vampire which is in red and dripping blood!
A man stands in front of a plain red lit background. He has sound waves projected on his face and body. He is holding a microphone and is in left profile.
Demonstrator’s hold Palestinian flags outside UK Parliament. The sky is blue and crisp, their is an air of solidarity and liberty.
A drum machine from 1972 the Eko Computerhythm. It has a suitcase form with a handle on top. It’s interface is in sequential rows.
A picture of an old church peeking out above trees, on it’s battlements stands the infamous flag pole!
A very large march approaching Westminster, many Palestinian flags can be seen flying. There are clouds in the blue sky above.
Dr David Kelly RIP who died uncovering new Labour lies.
Vinyl LP by The Sorcerers - Other Worlds and Habitats. The cover is a black & white picture of Nebula with bold red used for the font. The music is Ethiopian styled Jazz.
Leanne Muhammed makes an empassioned speech on a stage surrounded by Palestinian flags.
A dirty old man pawing a young girl.
A Tweet from Shaun it reads “brigaded by the vile trolls again, simply for deliberately provoking them with lies and insults”.
Hieronymus Bosch painting with various monsters torturing naked people.
Orson Welles as Brigadier General Dreedle in military uniform stands in a tent surrounded by soldiers in Mike Nichols 1970 adaptation of Joseph Hellers novel Catch 22.
Dr David Kelly, victim of the brutal Blairite regime that swims in the blood of 1 million Iraqi’s. We see him look directly at McT. A mixture of anger and sadness in his eyes, also distrust knowing that the snake will bite.
Sculpture on the front of BBC broadcasting house by paedophile artist Eric Gill.
An anti austerity demonstration in central London. In the near ground a massive yellow PCS union balloon flies!
A young man with short dark hair sits on a sofa, next to him a woman with black hair and glasses looks at the camera.
Romanesque door way to Mary Watts Chapel, carved in red stone with celtic patterns in columns.
Palestinian flags cover Big Ben!
Free Palestine demonstration assembling at Embankment station.
Joe Don Baker as Jedburgh in Edge of Darkness, he is in a conference hall dressed in military uniform. In each hand he is holding an atomic isotope which he is about to touch together causing a field of radioactivity that will kill everyone present in due course.
Walter Crane 1890, black and white illustration of a socialist angel swooping down to destroy a demonic bat (representing capitalism, religious hypocrisy and party politics) who is sucking the blood from a supine worker.
A picture of David Graeber, auther of bullshit jobs. He can be seen here in a white shirt and yellow waistcoat. His expression is that of contempt.
A photo of Stephen Lawrence a young man, architecture student. He’s wearing a blue and white stripped jumper and has a large plant growing behind him.
LP art for the New Regency Orchestra - Pregon Remix by the Process with J Scienide on Mr Bongo records! The image is a cream coloured background with black and red circles.
A still from the 1953 film adaptation of the War of the Worlds. It shows a woman viewed from behind looking directly at a tri coloured ‘face’ of a Martian vehicle.
A roofer has scaled to the top of a three part extension ladder on the front of a brick terraced house. The sky is clear blue above.
An illustrated book by Walter Crane: Queen Summer or The Journey of the The Lily & The Rose. The cover has white floral leaf patterns over a green background. In the center there is a large heraldic cartouche, with illustrations of a Rose/Lion and a Horse/Lilly each holding a lance with a house banner. The black text has Red capitals, all hand drawn.
Nancy pulling a face, her mouth crooked and her eyes half shut.
Starmer, Reeves,Milliband, a couple of randoms then Streeting and Phillipson looking oh so sad as they doom the disabled in Parliament.
A picture of Westminster where a large crowd are demonstrating. Palestinian flags can be seen.
A Peperoni pizza with an egg in it’s center, four equally placed olives finish the dish. The pizza is on a glass table, a bowl of salad can be seen.
Delicious fry up with Eggs taking pride of place amongst beans, vegan sausages and facon, mushrooms and tomato’s.
4 books on a glass table. From left to right. From Atoms to Patterns - Lesley Jackson, Nancy & Sluggo’s Guide To Life - Ernie Bushmiller, Wordsmith vols 1 & 2 - Juga-Naut.
Space Force Construction. A painting by Lubya Popova from 1921. An abstract composition, consisting of circles and lines interjecting one another creating many lines of perspective. Colours include red circles, black lines on a rust coloured background.
A New York metro carriage with a whole car (the entirety of the vehicle) painted with the words ‘Merry Christmas’ with a Christmas tree on the left hand side. As the metro rushes along rough looking brick buildings can be seen in the background.
Laser aer from 1972. A series of green and blue lines entwined across a large black screen.
Film poster for 1985 New Zealand Sci-Fi film The Quiet Earth. The image is of a Saturn like planet appearing over the horizon of a desert plain, strange clouds hover above the silhouette of a solitary figure.
Middle aged man with a beard wearing a parker jacket with a fluffy fake fur trim on the hood. Behind him is a bare winter tree, you can see municipal housing in the background.
The Emcee Nas standing on stage at the Royal Albert Hall behind him is an orchestra, he is reciting the track ‘The World is Yours’ from his 1st LP Illmatic. There is a large graphic that says ‘The World is Yours’ scrolling on a digital screen that spans the stage.
Cover to ‘The Practical Socialist’ a monthly pamphlet. It is in black and white and has an arts and crafts illustration of a woman by Walther Crane.
Jack McDuff - The Heating System 1972. A funky Jazz LP featuring ornate metal sculptures that been set on fire. The vinyl LP is on a glass table.
Albino Gorilla - Detroit Sounds LP cover from 1970 UK issue on Ember Records.
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Road sign for Via Antonio Gramsci in Aosta town center Italy
Swiss Alps with a fir tree in the midground, glaciers higher up