Additional Information

The seller on eBay states “This Print was made at Crosshair in Chicago. Design was based on a Russian postage stamp commemorating space flight. These were very limited to a handful made for the show. Print measures 11.5 x 34.5.”

More info taken from Starla.org:

“The Pumpkins played a clandestine club date at Chicago’s Double Door (holding only 500) under the pseudonym of “Audio Vanguard Association” on the 23rd. Fans in attendance were either intelligent enough to read between the lines from advertisements for a Frogs set (which was strange since the Frogs had played at nearby the Metro two nights before), or were lucky enough to stumble into the small nightclub.

The show was done in preparation for a string of European festival dates. Tickets for the show were a mere $7, and the show consisted of mainly Mellon Collie tracks, with the band’s latest hits, “Eye” and “The End is the Beginning is the End”.

Interestingly enough, the Frogs opened the surprise set in a mock Pumpkins’ drag outfit. They played nothing but pre-Mellon Collie songs.”

Our own research has yielded some additional information. The artist who created the poster is Jeff Panall and he employed the hand-cut in rubylith method for production. This method is now mimicked by professional grade graphic design software.