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Hang Metallica's debut artwork on your wall with the Metallica Kill 'Em All Textile Poster, officially licensed by Rockoff, printed on 100% polyester. Carries the 1983 hammer-and-blood cover.

Kill 'Em All was Metallica's debut studio album, released in July 1983 on Megaforce. The blood-pool-with-hammer cover, originally planned under the title Metal Up Your Ass, became thrash's first definitive sleeve image.

Tougher than paper, lighter than canvas.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Large textile poster (fabric flag-style)
  • Design: Kill 'Em All (1983 debut album cover)
  • Material: 100% polyester
  • Dimensions: Approx 70cm × 106cm (27 inches × 42 inches)
  • Great for: thrash collectors, NWOBHM-adjacent fans, music rooms

Metallica Textile Poster: Kill 'em all

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Hang Metallica's debut artwork on your wall with the Metallica Kill 'Em All Textile Poster, officially licensed by Rockoff, printed on 100% polyester. Carries the 1983 hammer-and-blood cover.

Kill 'Em All was Metallica's debut studio album, released in July 1983 on Megaforce. The blood-pool-with-hammer cover, originally planned under the title Metal Up Your Ass, became thrash's first definitive sleeve image.

Tougher than paper, lighter than canvas.

  • Rockoff officially licensed product
  • Style: Large textile poster (fabric flag-style)
  • Design: Kill 'Em All (1983 debut album cover)
  • Material: 100% polyester
  • Dimensions: Approx 70cm × 106cm (27 inches × 42 inches)
  • Great for: thrash collectors, NWOBHM-adjacent fans, music rooms

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