Vintage The Notorious B.I.G. "Life After Death" Bad Boy Records Promotional Poster RAP & R&B The band had actually broken

The band had actually broken up a few years before but Andrew Eldritch brought the band back together and began writing

This original Victor Griffin shirt

but his skating still endures and inspires to this day

The movie told the story of a group of innocent traveling friends who wind up in the home of the power tool wielding Leatherface

Vintage The Notorious B.I.G. "Life After Death" Bad Boy Records Promotional Poster RAP & R&B The band had actually brokenNotorious B. I. G. released his sophomore album, Life After Death, in 1997. This would sadly be Biggie's last record, as he was murdered two weeks before it came out. The record, released by Bad Boy Records, debuted at number one on the Billboard Charts and has since gone five times Platinum and features some of his biggest songs, like "Hypnotize" and "Mo Money Mo Problems." This original Notorious B. I. G. Life After Death poster, with some light