Midnight Breeze CD produced by Stacy Mitchart. Mitchart is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio who plays blues in Nashville area. He formed his first band in 1991and founded his own recording label Dr. Sam Records in 1993. Mitchart has won numerous awards including Blues Entertainer of the Year.

CD Rom showcasing Deen Collier's drumming with a variety of bands with whom he has played. The cover art shows the Bowling Green's patriotic water tower on Reservoir Hill, an iconic landmark of the town. He also works and records with the All Natural Rhythm Band. The group formed in 1996 as Drummer's of Space and Time.

Tommy Starr wrote "MiniView: Deen Collier" which appears in The Amplifier in April 2009 available in the Kentucky Library.

Highway 65: A True Story CD by country band Highway 65. The group is made up of Donnie Abney (guitar and vocals), Brian Meek (drums) and Russell Abney (bass and vocals). Jody Brown also plays in the band.

Self-title CD by Floord a southern rock band out of Bowling Green. The group was a hit with students of WKU when they formed about 2001 and have perfromed in Nashville. Floord is Donny Alvy, Chad Moseley, David Rich and Josh Mitcham.

Bumper sticker advertising Cerebral Metal printed by Print Mafia. The group formed in 1987 and is currently made up of Baishe of the Cumberland and Booger Monster. They describe themselves as a cross between Spinal Tap and Tenacious D. The band records on the Frilly Pink label.

Business card of Bowling Green rock band The Side ca. 1985.

Homemade recording of Bowling Green band Wicked Fluid's live performance in January 2008. The band is comprised of Steven Meredith (drums), Tommy Roberts (bass and vocals) and Jr. (guitar and vocals.

The CD includes nine tracks:

1. Been Away

2. Today's Lost

3. Demons

4. 89

5. Empire Earth

6. Happy

7. Rock & Roll Baby

8. Kill Me

9. Shake & Bake

Bowling Green band Fender Benders Bootleg Volume 1 CD. The group consists of Willie Smith (vocalist), Steve Sanders (guitar and vocals), Andy Day (keyboard and vocals), Mark Johnson (bass and vocals), Chris Hardesty (drummer and vocals), and Ryan Stiles (horns and vocals). The band formed in 1990 and play local festivals and have been nominated twice to represent Kentucky in the International Blues Challenge, Beale Street, Memphis, Tennessee.

Autographed CD by The Open Prudence Band. The southern Kentucky band formed in 2002 and is comprised of Bowling Green natives Alex Faught (guitar and vocals), Sean Hanlon (guitar and vocals) David Kem (bass guitar and vocals) and John Renshaw (drums).

The CD contains nine tracks:

1. Train

2. Mug of Mine

3. Alien

4. NoOn

5. The Darker Side

6. Looking Through Glass

7. The Creatures Here

8. Barnham Bailey

9. Blonde Haired Beauty

Bumper sticker for now defunct Ladenmusic band.

Bumper sticker promoting The Secret an unidentified band. This is another example of Print Mafia's work in promoting local bands and concerts.

Demo CD by Bowling Green death metal band Scars of Suffering includes four tracks:

1. Ascension and Annihilation

2. Shepard of Rot

3. Prayers of Futility

4. Omnipotent Brutality

The group's myspace page lists the six members as Proffitt (vocals), Taker (guitar and vocals), Benji (guitar), Sloth (bass and vocals), Clint (drums) and Zach (touring vocals). Since its formation in August 2005 the group obtained a recording contract with Negative Earth Records.

Back to the Farm CD by Dry Land Fish an alternative country band from the Bowling Green area. The band was comprised of Mark Whitley (vocals and guitar), Jonathan Hodges (vocals and harmonica) and Darren Doyle (vocals and lead guitar). The group performed a final concert at Chaney's Dairy Barn June 25, 2005 before disbanding.

Dry Land Fish took their name from the morel mushroom found south central Kentucky.

Read more about Dry Land Fish in Jack Montgomery's article "The Progressive Folk Rock of Dry Land Fish" which appeared in the January 2010 issue of The Amplifier available in the Kentucky Library.

Two unused tickets for the Third Annual Vet Jam held June 13, 2009 which featured Shock, Hardknocks, Cassady Band, Psych, East Street, 8th Nation, Colonel McAllister and Blue Revolution. D93 was one of many local sponsors.

Homemade CD of The Asyus Effect heavy metal band with four tracks:

1. Perscription

2. This is Not a Cover Up

3. Sinfilled Place

4. Throw a Grenade and Chill.

CD has photograph of the unidentified band members.

Business card of the Tommy Starr, host of "Blastin' Fast & Loud,' and "Home Cookin", WDNS D93 radio, Bowling Green, Kentucky. It measures 5 x 9 cm.

Tommy Starr working at WWHR 91.7 radio station at Western Kentucky University ca. 1994.

Broadside #1893 Blastin' Fast & Loud with Tommy Starr presents An Evening of Kiss printed by Print Mafia. This piece is signed.

Print Mafia is a locally operated print shop specializing in concert posters. Owners Jim Madison and Connie Collingsworth have been screen printing since 1997.