TV On The Radio poster and vinyl
|Happy, happy, joy, joy! We have a TV On The Radio poster designed by Tunde, as well as Dear Science on vinyl, to give away to a randomly selected Lost At E Minor subscriber who leaves a comment under this post telling us why they simply must have it.
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YOU'RE SAYING (11)
Helen Harrop said | 12 October, 2008
Because Tunde was fantastic in ‘Jump Tomorrow’ and we love their music and we even own a record player 
Rafael Antunes said | 12 October, 2008
I want because… my TV is the Radio…
Pally said | 13 October, 2008
TV on the Radio Rules!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
this would be the ultimate way to enjoy the new album!!
Geneva Corlett said | 14 October, 2008
I deserve to win this after such a dramatic day .. I was almost -Halfway Home- when i spotted this old women -Crying- her husband had just passed away.. I walked up to her with my -Dancing Choose-the dance was later called the Stork & Owl.. This immediatly reminded her of her -Golden Age- and looked back into her -Family Tree-, remembered her special -Red Dress- she wore for her husband, the nickname she gave him’ Love Dog’ suddenly she chose to Shout me Out’ ‘DLZ”( i later learnt that was’nt good)… From today on this day is remembered as the Lover’s Day- YAY!… Ill be very happy if i could have the poster .. thanks a lot that would just make my day-
Matthew P said | 30 October, 2008
i’m hungry for tv
natasha said | 4 November, 2008
because i love tv on the radio as much as i love vinyl and poster art. please pick me
arbel said | 13 November, 2008
im an art student , and i love listening to TV on the radio when i draw/paint, or both! i love the atmosphere in the painting, great job !
Katie said | 2 February, 2009
Vinyl rules…
JD said | 1 October, 2009
Because the only thing on the walls of my dorm room is a taiwanese flag courtesy of my nationalistic-bad-music-listening roommate, I need some ammunition!
Ben Hunt said | 10 December, 2010
My daughter is 23, but still loves Christmas like a kid. She is such a sweetheart, and played a big part in saving my marriage earlier this year, so I would love to give her this – the vinyl especially would make her day.
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Wolf said | 11 October, 2008
Because… I just moved into a new house that has exactly zero posters on the wall, and I am so so tired of the living cliche that Tarantino film posters are.