You'd think that a song called 'Hot Hot Hot' might have a fire or conflagration theme, but in fact, it revolves around lightning, and it turns out that lightning is a very rare visual in vintage retro pulp paperbacks (which I discovered when I was working on Queen's 'Bohemian Rhapsody', where the lightning had to be very very frightening). Eventually I stumbled on a vein of children's 'natural phenomenon' books, and this great visual just needed to be converted from a horizontal orientation to a vertical one.
Well, I hope you can imagine this on your wall, or on the wall of a fan you think would appreciate it . . . when people talk about 'the long end of the tail', they're talking about exactly this kind of thing: it's pretty niche, but that means it's beyond cool for the right person. Are you looking for bulletproof ownership or gifting cred?
Look no further.
I have everything you might need for the music fan in you, or in your life, to bask in glorious uniqueness. Using the power of intertextuality magnified by narrative congruence, you can choose between 5 increasingly large sizes of framed-and-ready-to-hang poster art prints, the same 5 sizes of equally ready-to-hang stretched canvas, the same 5 sizes of simple posters if you prefer to do your own framing, and even a customized speaker cover for the IKEA Sonos Symfonisk speaker (which you'll have to get independently, of course).
