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Originally Posted by evil nickname
The two I've not yet manage to identify are "Not a Dry Eye in the House" and "Amnesty is Granted". I've tried Google's similar image search and every other trick I could think of, but to no avail. So my question is, does anyone know what the origin of these two pieces are?
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Meat did an interview with VH-1 Germany in 1995 or 1996 in which he talked about where the
WTTN artwork comes from. Unfortunately, you could hardly hear his original statements due to the German translation, so I can't guarantee that this is 100% accurate:
Back cover - cover of
True Detective (1945)
Front cover - cover of
Mystery Tales (1944)
Martha - cover of
Love Stories
Amnesty Is Granted -
True Crime cover (?)
Left In The Dark - cover of some SciFi tale
Not A Dry Eye In The House - poster of a Joan Crawford movie*
I'd Lie For You -
The Fighting Rangers poster
Original Sin -
Gun Crazy poster
*The title wasn't mentioned or drowned in the German translation. I'm a huge Joan Crawford fan but I don't know which movie that poster belongs to.