The Angels (Angel City) 'Face to Face' In Store Poster 1978 - Framed A1

1978 was a breakthrough year when The Angels (originally Angel City) released 'Face to Face', establishing them as one of Australia's hardest rocking bands. This high-quality reproduction of the original in-store promotional poster captures the raw power of Adelaide's pub rock legends during their defining era.

🌟 Historic Album Details
Year: 1978 - The Angels' breakthrough album era
Album: 'Face to Face' - Their hard rock masterpiece
Significance: In-store promotional poster from original album release
The Angels Era: Peak of Australian pub rock and hard rock dominance
Cultural Impact: Band that defined Australian hard rock alongside AC/DC

🎸 Musical Legacy
This reproduction poster represents The Angels at their hard-hitting best - Doc Neeson's commanding stage presence, the Brewster brothers' twin guitar attack, and the band's relentless energy that gave us "Take a Long Line," "Marseilles," and "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again." Pure Australian pub rock power.

🖼️ Premium A1 Quality Specifications
Size: A1 Premium (854mm x 594mm / 33.62" x 23.3") - Maximum wall impact
Image Size: 645mm x 542mm (25.3" x 21.3") - Generous border design
Frame Size: 870mm x 620mm (34.2" x 24.4") - Statement piece dimensions
Frame Material: Responsibly sourced oak or ash wood (20mm thick)
Paper Quality: 250gsm museum-quality, FSC-certified archival paper
Protection: Shatterproof plexiglass for safety and durability
Installation: Complete ready-to-hang kit included

🏠 Perfect Display Locations
Music rooms, entertainment areas, home studios, or any space celebrating Australian hard rock history. A conversation piece that showcases your appreciation for The Angels' legendary contribution to Australian pub rock.

Own a piece of 1978 Australian hard rock history reproduced in premium quality. This isn't just wall art - it's a tribute to The Angels' explosive sound and their enduring influence on Australian rock music.