Classic Rock Star Logo Mugs

Classic Rock star logo in a purple style.

Big Star #1 Record

inspired by movies

Gritty Rock Radio logo

inspired by movies

Vintage Generic Rock Star

Rock Star

The word "fascinating" is not only one of Spock's catchphrases but very significant of him and the whole Star Trek series, which has exploration and a thirst for understanding the unknown at its heart. The blue colour is close to the colour of Spock's shirt. Part of the Teepublic-CBS partner program for Star Trek fan art.

Kraftwerk's Autobahn 2009 restoration album cover

A simple dark star logo design.

Harry Nilsson \/\/ Retro Faded Style

potrait engraving hand drawing illustration of Thin Lizzy

Misfits Bat man style logo

Vintage Rock Star retro logo.

Gram Parsons // Retro Faded-Style Fan Art Design

Big Star #1 Record

Sci-fi Classic Rock Music Band Logo Parody

rock and scream

Big Star

Gram Parsons // Retro Faded Style Design

Beautiful design

Big Star retro

You know Mazzy Star... Fade Into You. Hope Sandoval and David Roback. That Mazzy Star.

95 WMET Radio Rock

mazzy star

Black and White

One of the coolest band mascot/album cover ever.

Liszt hand type for classical piano music fans and pianists. Celebrate LISZT as your personal Rock Star! Franz Liszt was a Hungarian composer and virtuoso pianist. Handwritten by my own human hand! white Font on Black, also available in black font. x

Rock Star Hand Fire Funny t-shirt

Rocking the Galaxy

This art print was made using mixed painting. This is the process of painting on a tablet and creating artwork digitally on a computer. My Etsy store with musicians: https://www.etsy.com/shop/ZiggyPrint

Down by the Jetty-dr feelgood Retro Style Illustration

b&w rock typography logo design

"Hanging out! down the street! The same old thing! We did last week! Not a thing to do! But talk to you!

Original design for rock music fans

#1 Record is the debut album by Memphis-based rock band, Big Star, that was released on April 24, 1972. The minimalist album cover design included a neon sign of a star with the word 'big' at center. Critics praised the album's vocal harmonies and songcraft, but #1 Record suffered from poor distribution and sold fewer than 10,000 copies upon its initial release. However, the album gained wider attention in the late '70s in when it reissued it with Radio City as a double LP and is now widely-regarded as a seminal work in pop rock and power pop, and is included on the 500 Greatest Albums of All Time list.