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And Add To), Provided That Credit Is Given to Michael Erlewine for Any Use of the Data Enclosed Here POSTER DATA COMPILED BY MICHAEL ERLEWINE Copyright © 2003-2020 by Michael Erlewine THIS DATA IS FREE TO USE, SHARE, (AND ADD TO), PROVIDED THAT CREDIT IS GIVEN TO MICHAEL ERLEWINE FOR ANY USE OF THE DATA ENCLOSED HERE. There is no guarantee that this data is complete or without errors and typos. This is just a beginning to document this important field of study. [email protected] ------------------------------ 1988-03-31 P --------- 1988-03-31 / CP011061 / CS07098 Laughing Hyenas, Scab Cadillac at Benjamin Harrison House - Philadelphia, PA Notes: Photocopy Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Benjamin Harrison House Items: Original poster / CP011061 / CS07098 Performers: 1988-03-31: Benjamin Harrison House Laughing Hyenas / Scab Cadillac ------------------------------ 1996-03-06 P --------- 1996-03-06 / CP700759 / CP700759 Electric Frankenstein, Candy Snatchers at Continental Notes: Signed Limited Edition of 225 This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 173.2 Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Continental Items: Original poster / CP700759 / CP700759 (12 x 18) Performers: 1996-03-06: Continental Electric Frankenstein / Candy Snatchers / Humpers ------------------------------ 2000-01-15 P --------- 2000-01-15 / CP050668 / CP050668 Hard Liquors, Clone Defects at Milk Bar - Philadelphia, PA Benefit: Record Release Party Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Milk Bar Items: Original poster / CP050668 / CP050668 Performers: 2000-01-15: Milk Bar Hard Liquors / Clone Defects / Geriatrix / Baby Killers ------------------------------ 2000-01-29 P --------- 2000-01-29 / CP050664 / CP050664 Bump n Uglies, Gutter Punx at St. Andrew's Hall Benefit: Record Release Party Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: St. Andrew's Hall Promoter: Transparent Records Items: Original poster / CP050664 / CP050664 Performers: 2000-01-29: St. Andrew's Hall Bump 'n' Uglies / Gutter Punx / Teenage Frames / Outsiders ------------------------------ 2000-04-29 P --------- 2000-04-29 / CP050658 / CP050658 Frankenstein Drag Queens, Hybrid Mutants at Warehouse - Philadelphia, PA Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Warehouse Items: Original poster / CP050658 / CP050658 Performers: 2000-04-29: Warehouse Frankenstein Drag Queens / Hybrid Mutants / Flamin Anus / Candy Ass ------------------------------ 2000-08-03 P --------- 2000-08-03 / CP050729 / CP050729 Misfits, Reach the Sky at House of Blues - Wetlands, NY Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: House of Blues Items: Original poster / CP050729 / CP050729 Performers: 2000-08-03: House of Blues Misfits / Reach the Sky / Ignite ------------------------------ CLU 2000-10-24 P --------- 2000-10-24 / CLU CP030697 / NM10646 Bad Religion, Kid with Manhead at Clutch Cargos - Detroit, MI Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Clutch Cargos Items: Original poster CLU / CP030697 / NM10646 (12 x 9) Performers: 2000-10-24: Clutch Cargos Bad Religion / Kid with Manhead / Gutterpunx / WSG / Promise Ring ------------------------------ 2000-10-24 P --------- 2000-10-24 / CP050663 / CP050663 Bad Religion, WSG at Clutch Cargo's Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Clutch Cargo's Items: Original poster / CP050663 / CP050663 Performers: 2000-10-24: Clutch Cargo's Bad Religion / WSG / Kid with Manhead / Gutterpunx / Promise Ring ------------------------------ 2000-11-02 P --------- 2000-11-02 / CP050665 / CP050665 Bump n Uglies, WSG at Shelter Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Shelter Items: Original poster / CP050665 / CP050665 Performers: 2000-11-02: Shelter Bump 'n' Uglies / WSG / Gutterpunk / Mud Son Falcons / GC5 / Multigrain ------------------------------ 2001-03-03 P --------- 2001-03-03 / CP050674 / CP050674 Witches, Bantam Rooster at Magic Stick - Detroit, MI Benefit: Hosted by the Ghoul Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Magic Stick Items: Original poster / CP050674 / CP050674 Performers: 2001-03-03: Magic Stick Witches / Bantam Rooster / Cinecyde / Bump 'n' Uglies / Edith Head ------------------------------ 2001-05-08 P --------- 2001-05-08 / CP050680 / CP050680 Mushroom Head Benefit: Full Length Release Artist: Jeff Gaither Items: Original poster / CP050680 / CP050680 Performers: 2001-05-08: Mushroomhead ------------------------------ 2001-06-02 P --------- 2001-06-02 / CP050682 / CP050682 Gutterpunk at Shelter Benefit: Another Year Wasted Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Shelter Items: Original poster / CP050682 / CP050682 Performers: 2001-06-02: Shelter Gutterpunk ------------------------------ 2001-06-16 P --------- 2001-06-16 / CP050707 / CP050707 Victory Flag, Three Below at Revolution Benefit: CD Release Party Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Revolution Items: Original poster / CP050707 / CP050707 Performers: 2001-06-16: Revolution Victory Flag / Three Below / Domestic Violence / Toast n Jam ------------------------------ 2001-07-16 P --------- 2001-07-16 / CP050709 / CP050709 Rise Over Run, Countdown to Putsch at Bardstown Road Youth Cultural Center Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Bardstown Road Youth Cultural Center Items: Original poster / CP050709 / CP050709 Performers: 2001-07-16: Bardstown Road Youth Cultural Center Rise Over Run / Countdown to Putsch / Ghostbusters / Short Bus Kids / Nakatomi Plaza ------------------------------ 2001-08-21 P --------- 2001-08-21 / CP700870 / CP700870 Sevendust, Drowning Pool at 40 Watt Club [Athens, GA] Notes: Signed Limited Edition of 150 This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 251.4 Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: 40 Watt Club Items: Original poster / CP700870 / CP700870 (11 x 17) Performers: 2001-08-21: 40 Watt Club Sevendust / Drowning Pool ------------------------------ CVW 2001-12-02 P --------- 2001-12-02 / CVW CP030497 / NM10446 Electric Frankenstein, Streetwalkin Cheetahs at The Covered Wagon Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Covered Wagon Saloon Items: Original poster CVW / CP030497 / NM10446 (11 x 17) Performers: 2001-12-02: Covered Wagon Saloon Covered Wagon Saloon Electric Frankenstein / Streetwalkin Cheetahs / Three Years Down ------------------------------ 2002-04-27 P --------- 2002-04-27 / CP050719 / CP050719 Bazooka Proof, Victory Flagg at Revolution Benefit: Showcase Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Revolution Promoter: Cleveland Rock Net / Mutant Soldier Records Items: Original poster / CP050719 / CP050719 Performers: 2002-04-27: Revolution Bazooka Proof / Victory Flagg / Kidd Wicked / Brother Phoenix ------------------------------ 2002-08-20 P --------- 2002-08-20 / CP700868 / CP700868 Taproot, Deadsy at 40 Watt Club [Athens, GA] Notes: Signed Limited Edition of 150 This item appears in the book 'The Art of Modern Rock' as AMR # 251.2 Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: 40 Watt Club Items: Original poster / CP700868 / CP700868 (19 x 25) Performers: 2002-08-20: 40 Watt Club Taproot / Deadsy ------------------------------ 2002-09-15 P --------- 2002-09-15 / CP050726 / CP050726 Surburban Terror Project, Hobble the Kill Three at Room 710 Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Room 710 Items: Original poster / CP050726 / CP050726 Performers: 2002-09-15: Room 710 Surburban Terror Project / Hobble the Kill Three / Bulemics / Excess Lettuce ------------------------------ 2002-09-28 P --------- 2002-09-28 / CP050730 / CP050730 Those Legendary Hucklebucks, Have Nots at Who Cares Now Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Who Cares Now Items: Original poster / CP050730 / CP050730 Performers: 2002-09-28: Who Cares Now Those Legendary Hucklebucks / Have Nots ------------------------------ 2002-10-05 P --------- 2002-10-05 / CP050739 / CP050739 Assemble the Remains, Barium at St. Jeans Club Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: St. Jeans Club Items: Original poster / CP050739 / CP050739 Performers: 2002-10-05: St. Jeans Club Assemble the Remains / Barium / Prisoner 13 / Torsion / Fall to Ashes ------------------------------ 2002-10-11 P --------- 2002-10-11 / CP050657 / CP050657 Fear Fest 2002 Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Terror on the Track Items: Original poster / CP050657 / CP050657 Performers: 2002-10-11 2002-10-12: Terror on the Track Death Becomes You 2002-10-18 2002-10-19: Terror on the Track Death Becomes You 2002-10-25: Terror on the Track Death Becomes You ------------------------------ 2002-10-12 P --------- 2002-10-12 / CP050735 / CP050735 Question Authority, Sappy Bell at HiFi Club Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: HiFi Club Promoter: Hardcore Marketing Items: Original poster / CP050735 / CP050735 Performers: 2002-10-12: HiFi Club Question Authority / Sappy Bell / Alias X / Literal / December Son / Katty Whompus / Defying Silence ------------------------------ 2002-10-12 P --------- 2002-10-12 / CP050736 / CP050736 Slim Sandy, Shady Rhythm Cats at Murphy's Pub Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Murphy's Pub Items: Original poster / CP050736 / CP050736 Performers: 2002-10-12: Murphy's Pub Slim Sandy / Shady Rhythm Cats ------------------------------ 2002-10-12 P --------- 2002-10-12 / CP050748 / CP050748 Organized Hostility, In Vain at Cypress Hall Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Cypress Hall Items: Original poster / CP050748 / CP050748 Performers: 2002-10-12: Cypress Hall Organized Hostility / In Vain / Aggro Fate ------------------------------ 2002-10-18 P --------- 2002-10-18 / CP050738 / CP050738 King Voodoo at Cafe Drummond Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Cafe Drummond Items: Original poster / CP050738 / CP050738 Performers: 2002-10-18: Cafe Drummond King Voodoo ------------------------------ 2002-10-26 P --------- 2002-10-26 / CP050749 / CP050749 Splyt, Champion Index at Boys and Girls Club Artist: Jeff Gaither Venue: Boys and Girls Club Items: Original poster / CP050749 / CP050749 Performers: 2002-10-26: Boys and Girls Club Splyt / Champion Index / Exposure / Friction ------------------------------
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