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Depeche Mode-inspired 'Never Let Me Down Again' Art Print Hell in case that colour-scheme fits

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in case that colour-scheme fits your room better (see v2)

This is a great vintage retro hardcover cover of legit historical non-fiction

or Eurythmics or Annie Lennox (let's not forget Dave Stewart)

Nine Inch Nails

being a cover for Robert Heinlein's 'The Man Who Sold The Moon' - although apparently the title reference doesn't extend to the meaning of the song via lyrics

Depeche Mode-inspired 'Never Let Me Down Again' Art Print Hell in case that colour-scheme fits'Never Let Me Down Again' was one of my early introductions to Depeche Mode, and it's still so good the original theme seems automotive, but then it gets very aeronautical, so I looked for something that would tick off both cars and planes. This great vintage Popular Mechanics cover allowed for some lyrical jokes about 'safe as houses' and 'who's wearing the trousers', which was an added bonus. So if you got this far, here's my guess: either you're

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