Tony De Vit – Live in Tel Aviv album art
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Tony de Vit’s recording of a gig in Tel Aviv’s Allenby 58 club was the first volume in the Global Underground series. Newcastle-based Boxed issued a total of twenty live DJ mix albums until 2001. Subsequent albums were released by Global Underground Ltd.
The design and artwork is by Jazznetwork, featuring photography by Antonio Petronzio. All text is set in lowercase Amoebia. This grunge-era typeface is an early design by Jens Gehlhaar, made while studying at the Hochschule Niederrhein in Krefeld, Germany. First released in 1993 through Thomas Sokolowski’s Apply, Amoebia was later moved to the designer’s own label Gaga Fonts a.k.a. Radar Design.
When the album came out in 1996, Gehlhaar had already moved to California. Since 2011, he serves as Commercial Director at Logan & Sons in Los Angeles.
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Source: archive.org Internet Archive. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: archive.org Internet Archive. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: archive.org Internet Archive. License: All Rights Reserved.
Source: archive.org Internet Archive. License: All Rights Reserved.
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