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General Forum - Disney selling Joy Division inspired t-shirt. - Page 1
posted by The original 42pcenter MD on Tuesday, 24th January 2012, 07:59
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I **** you not.
http://pitchfork.com/news/45193-disney-is-selling-a-joy-division-mickey-mouse-shirt/
How it should look.
http://www.americansongwriter.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/joy-division-1.jpg 
"Talking's for lesbians" Psycho Paul 2011.
posted by Mikeonfreeserve on Tuesday, 24th January 2012, 19:30
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Unless WD bought the rights, I wonder if Factory will sue?
I imagine if the boot was on the other foot those Americans wouldn't think twice.
Never could stand Mickey Mouse
posted by Rassilon on Tuesday, 24th January 2012, 23:20
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Quote:
Never could stand Mickey Mouse
Your missing a few words there...
Quote:
I wish I could stand on Mickey Mouse
There fixed it for ya.
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posted by Rob Shepherd on Wednesday, 25th January 2012, 00:17
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Mikeonfreeserve says...
Unless WD bought the rights, I wonder if Factory will sue?I don't think they can, I'm sure this type of image isn't specific to Joy Division even if it might be synonymous with an album cover. Pretty sure I've seen that sort of thing in more scientific areas.
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posted by Si Wooldridge on Wednesday, 25th January 2012, 08:49
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Maybe Peter Saville could...
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posted by Rob Shepherd on Wednesday, 25th January 2012, 12:00
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After a quick look on wikipedia, I very much doubt it.
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The front cover image comes from an edition of the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Astronomy, and was originally drawn with black lines on a white background.[6] It presents successive pulses from the first pulsar discovered
Seems he "borrowed" the image from somewhere else himself.
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posted by Si Wooldridge on Wednesday, 25th January 2012, 18:12
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Ah well, I suspect he may have gotten inspiration for a lot of his iconic artwork from elsewhere...
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