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QUIET RIOT Artwork Available

June 30, 2005

In the spring of 1995, a newly reformed QUIET RIOT met with artist Ioannis (DEEP PURPLE, BLUE ÖYSTER CULT, FATES WARNING, BIOHAZARD, UFO, SEPULTURA, DOKKEN, LYNYRD SKYNYRD) and asked him to do a painting and design the CD for their then-upcoming new album, entitled "Down to the Bone". The band wanted to use their longtime mascot in a swamp like setting at midnight. The result was a image that quickly became a favorite icon for the band's fans. A very limited edition print of this artwork is being issued for the first time. The artwork comes hand-signed by Ioannis and with a certificate of authenticity.

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