Tag: Pamphlet
For Sale (Pamphlet No. 16)
For Sale was originally published for those considering buying A Smell Of Sulphur In The Wind by the artist Richard Long from Bill Drummond.
My Dad (Pamphlet No. 10)
This pamphlet was originally published to be delivered to every house in the Scottish Border town of Melrose. Drummond failed to do this. It was also published to coincide with the publication of Here’s Tae Melrose by Jack Drummond.
Great Expectations (Pamphlet No. 8)
Great Expectations is actually a collection of three short stories – The Urge To Own, Ozzy Osbourne’s Second Solo Album, and “Two Pounds Fifty, Sir”.
Lies (Pamphlet No. 7)
This pamphlet was originally published to be found by diners at Bingles Snack Bar off Great Eastern Street, Shoreditch, London. It may be about the urge to paint graffiti and being confused.
The Press Release (Pamphlet No. 6)
This pamphlet was originally published for all those that had not heard I Wanna 1-2-1 With You by Solid Gold Chartbusters, but want to have an opinion about it. The pamphlet was randomly dropped in the racks of record shops around the UK.
Yeah, The Ugly Bwoy Burns (Pamphlet No. 4)
This pamphlet was also written in response to the death of Roger Eagle. It was originally published for those attending Tracey. Tracey being the name given to the ‘hip, fringe’ section of the first Liverpool Biennial.
I Love Easy Jet (Pamphlet No. 2)
This pamphlet was not a pamphlet but a laminated A4 sheet of paper – text on one side and bright orange on the other. It was randomly placed in the magazine pouches on the back of seats on Easy Jet flights. It documents the begining of The Curfew Tower becoming…
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