Trans-X-inspired 'Living on Video' Art Print

Trans-X-inspired 'Living on Video' Art PrintYou might think you don't know this song, but you do, and you'd recognize it in 2 seconds if you were able to hear it. I learnt that Trans X (can we pause for a moment to revel in how simply perfect that band name is? Wow) was a Canadian band, so that made me proud and happy, and of course the song was written in 1982, one of the hugest, most seminal years for new wave and synth pop music. There was no question of the vintage cover being sci fi, and

You might think you don't know this song, but you do, and you'd recognize it in 2 seconds if you were able to hear it. I learnt that Trans-X (can we pause for a moment to revel in how simply perfect that band name is? Wow) was a Canadian band, so that made me proud and happy, and of course the song was written in 1982, one of the hugest, most seminal years for new wave and synth-pop music. There was no question of the vintage cover being sci-fi, and this great cover is early cybernetic internet computer sci-fi horror, predating William Gibson by over 10 years (but 1/100th of the quality).

So, if you're reading this far, you're either a fan, or shopping for one, and hoping for something with infinite cred that will cover you in shopping glory. Perhaps you've been plumbing the depths of the long tail of the internet, hoping for something to pop up and announce itself as the solution to all your worries.

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).