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Talking Heads-inspired 'Psycho Killer' Art Print Size:18x24" / 45x60cm We grew up with the

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We grew up with the Alan Parsons Project in our house in the 80s

which not only had the 'hair' highlighted

this vintage retro pulp paperback cover was an effective visualization of the immobility and contemplation of eternity (and despair) in the song

Here is a truly antique advertisement visual for it

Lots of songwriters credited to this one

Talking Heads-inspired 'Psycho Killer' Art Print Size:18x24" / 45x60cm We grew up with the'Psycho Killer' was a huge song for Talking Heads in the early 80s, especially for new wave fans David Byrne has said that he was thinking of psychotic killers in general, including Bundy as well as Hannibal Lecter but I went with Hannibal Lecter (Anthony Hopkins, from 'Silence of the Lambs') since this image is hella iconic. The line 'I hate people when they're not polite' seems direct from the Thomas Harris novel. I have five sizes available for

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