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Simple Minds-inspired 'Alive and Kicking' Art Print Nuclear Bomb This was the easiest cover

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This was the easiest cover to connect to the song

The second of two versions of '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction

but it's still pretty cool

For all fans of new wave music

Simple Minds-inspired 'Alive and Kicking' Art Print Nuclear Bomb This was the easiest coverSimple Minds is 80s new wave music royalty, hailing from Scotland. Jim Kerr and the band had one of their biggest hits with 'Alive and Kicking', which was the follow up to 'Don't You (Forget About Me)', famously used in the final scene of John Hughes' movie 'The Breakfast Club'. The retro, vintage pulp paperback cover here is super sleazy and lurid never miss a chance! and plays off one of the colloquial meanings of the saying, which means you're

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