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Nik Kershaw-inspired 'Wouldn't It Be Good' Art Print Two Turntables and A Microphone If you're older

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If you're older

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Nik Kershaw-inspired 'Wouldn't It Be Good' Art Print Two Turntables and A Microphone If you're older'Wouldn't It Be Good' is foundational 80s new wave from Nik Kershaw; my whole generation could (can) sing along with "you must be joking: you don't know a thing about it!". I found a nice confrontational, vintage retro pulp paperback cover to bring that tension to visual life. I'm happy to offer this (and all my) print across a wide range of options: 5 sizes across framed ready to hang prints, and poster prints, and stretched canvas, as well as an

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