This poster is 18 inches by 30 inches approximately and is in mint condition.

OK, so there's no "Where the Hell is Bill" or "Take the Skinheads Bowling" here, but Our Beloved Revolutionary Sweetheart does include the best ode to Patty Hearst in all of pop music: the track "Tanya" (which was Hearst's SLA moniker) brings together everyone's favorite Camper Van Beethoven elements, from Jonathan Segal's Eastern European-influenced violin work to the acid-etched wit that David Lowery would take with him to his next band, Cracker...

Camper Van Beethoven's first record with bona fide crossover appeal, 1989's Key Lime Pie (Virgin), brought the celebrated indie band into the, ahem, lime light. Not surprising since Key Lime Pie joined David Lowery's playful, ironic songwriting, Morgan Fichter's soaring violin, and Dennis Henderson's artful production...

CVB always thrilled their fans with their freewheeling iconoclasm. By the time they made Key Lime Pie however, song craft and maturity replaced the band's early more sardonic and mischievous ways, and it's there from which the work for NEW ROMAN TIMES picked up and began.

Original members of Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker perform live at the first Camp Out concert.

On September 9 and 10, 2005, the bands Camper Van Beethoven and Cracker hosted the First Annual Camp Out at Pappy and Harriet's Pioneertown Palace in California's High Desert. Led by songwriter David Lowery, the bands celebrated two decades of work with sets by both Cracker and Camper, as well as rare solo performances and a set by notorious side project Monks of Doom...