Oasis "Be Here Now" — Original 1997 Japanese Promo Poster (Epic/Sony, A1, NOT FOR SALE)
An original Japanese promotional poster for Oasis' third album Be Here Now, issued by Epic/Sony Records (Sony Music Entertainment Japan) in 1997. Marked NOT FOR SALE — a genuine in-store promo distributed to Japanese record shops, never sold commercially. This is the full-size Japanese A1 poster (594 × 841 mm / approx. 60 × 84 cm), not the US 24×24" double-sided album flat.
The poster promotes the album's release on Thursday, August 21, 1997, and features the lead single "D'You Know What I Mean?" (ESCA 6728). A Britpop-era artifact straight from the height of the movement.
The Britpop rival to Blur — the other half of the 1997 battle for Britain.
Condition (honestly disclosed): Display-grade with genuine age wear. The upper portion is clean. Damage is concentrated at the bottom and lower-right corner — creasing with ink cracking along the fold lines (visible as white lines in the close-up photos). There is a water stain on the reverse side only, with minimal effect on the front image. No holes, no tears. Sold as-is; please review all photos, including the close-ups of the lower-right area, before purchase.
Ships rolled in a sturdy tube.
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An original Japanese promotional poster for Oasis' third album Be Here Now, issued by Epic/Sony Records (Sony Music Entertainment Japan) in 1997. Marked NOT FOR SALE — a genuine in-store promo distributed to Japanese record shops, never sold commercially. This is the full-size Japanese A1 poster (594 × 841 mm / approx. 60 × 84 cm), not the US 24×24" double-sided album flat.
The poster promotes the album's release on Thursday, August 21, 1997, and features the lead single "D'You Know What I Mean?" (ESCA 6728). A Britpop-era artifact straight from the height of the movement.
The Britpop rival to Blur — the other half of the 1997 battle for Britain.
Condition (honestly disclosed): Display-grade with genuine age wear. The upper portion is clean. Damage is concentrated at the bottom and lower-right corner — creasing with ink cracking along the fold lines (visible as white lines in the close-up photos). There is a water stain on the reverse side only, with minimal effect on the front image. No holes, no tears. Sold as-is; please review all photos, including the close-ups of the lower-right area, before purchase.
Ships rolled in a sturdy tube.
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