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    Next: The New Generation in Graphic Design | 
  
   
    | This book features many Ames Bros. designs, with the 
      majority being Pearl Jam related. With a foreword by Art Chantry, this book 
      takes a look at the present and future of graphic design. A fantastic book 
      for the Pearl Jam poster collector. | 
  
   
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    The Man's Ruin: The Art of Frank Kozik | 
  
   
    | Very little needs to be said for the 
      art of Frank Kozik. Arguably the catalyst for the popularity of the modern 
      rock print, Kozik's prints are instantly recognizable. The designer for 
      several of the most popular Pearl Jam prints of the 1990's, this book is 
      a great way to see high quality images of his work without having to spend 
      a fortune purchasing prints..  | 
  
   
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    Some People Can't Surf: The Graphic Design of Art Chantry | 
  
   
    | The first from Mr. Chantry, this book provides commentary 
      and context for many of his incredible designs. Definitely a legend in the 
      business, you will not be disappointed by this book. | 
  
   
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    Hatch Show Print | 
  
   
    | This book chronicles the fascinating history of Hatch Show 
      Print located in Nashville, TN. Since the late 1800's Hatch has created 
      prints for a laundry list of acts, including Pearl Jam. Using basically 
      the same technology today as they did in the beginning, Hatch remains extremely 
      popular.  | 
  
   
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    Loser: The Real Seattle Music Story | 
  
   
    | Another Art Chantry related product, this book is a chronological account 
      of the Seattle scene. Another great read for Pearl Jam fans. | 
  
   
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    Posters American Style | 
  
   
    | While not directly Pearl Jam related, this book focuses on 
      the power of the poster, specifically those created right here in the good 
      ol' US of A. Although somewhat of a "history of" book, many timeless 
      prints -- from environmental awareness to rock art -- are showcased.  | 
  
   
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    Pearl Jam Place/Date | 
  
   
    | This is just an obvious must-have for Pearl Jam fans. Where 
      posters are created to help remember a show, nothing quite captures the 
      band in their element like actual photos of them in action. | 
  
   
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    The Art of the Fillmore 1966-1971 | 
  
   
    | Although the prints in this book obviously pre-date Pearl Jam, there is 
      some legendary stuff in here. Features full color reproductions of over 
      400 hand-drawn posters, handbills, and tickets.  | 
  
   
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    The Art of Rock: Posters from Presley to Punk | 
  
   
    | At a ridiculous 512 pages, this book has everything a poster collector 
      could want. It contains over 1500 color illustrations and has become somewhat 
      of a bible for serious rock poster collectors. | 
  
   
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    Ode To Joy: Posters, Prints and Other Work | 
  
   
    | Published in 1999, this is another classic collection of Frank's work. 
      Do yourself a favor and pick up one of Frank's books. | 
  
   
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