Funko POP! Rocks: Jimi Hendrix - (Live In Maui Jacket) - Collectable Vinyl Figure - Gift Idea - Official Merchandise - Toys for Kids & Adults - Music Fans - Model Figure for Collectors and Display

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He went beyond the rule book, turning the guitar into a powerful sound machine that knew no boundaries. Funko has been delighting music fans since the release of POP Albums, these POP figures that reproduce the covers of the greatest records with maximum fidelity. Among the albums already popified, we find for example AC/DC's Highway to Hell, Linkin Park's Hybrid Theory album or more recently Britney Spears' Oops! I Did It Again! by Britney Spears. In short, only the best in their genre!So it's almost normal that Funko is now looking at the great Jimi Hendrix by offering to popify one of his album... Still, Hendrix always maintained the song was less about drugs and more about dreams, science fiction, and redemption.

He never sought approval, but his raw passion for music and commitment to freedom of expression resonated with global audiences. Born on November 27, 1942, Hendrix’s journey was a testament to the power of passion, determination, and talent.Hendrix’s 1967 look is flawlessly represented here, his iconic purple suit a nod to his groundbreaking hit, “Purple Haze.” The vinyl set starts with a trio of all-time greats, including Jimi Hendrix as Purple Haze, and Elvis. Marking his iconic status, two versions of the "King" include 1950's Elvis and 1970's "Aloha" Elvis. Moving to a more theatrical look, the members of KISS are featured in their famous on-stage makeup. By introducing this exclusive SDCC 2023 figure, Funko has not just created a collectible; it’s a nod to music history, a piece of nostalgia crafted in vinyl. While Hendrix believed he sounded the same, he undoubtedly left his unique, indelible mark on the music world despite giving his everything to the music. It is achieved by recording at half speed, showcasing Hendrix’s inventive approach to music production.

In this Funko Pop! figure, Jimi’s larger-than-life persona is neatly encapsulated in 3.75 inches of vinyl.Jimi Hendrix infamously burned his 1965 Fender Stratocaster during a performance. but it is rumored that Hendrix actually switched to a cheaper guitar for the burning. What is the status of creating an AC/DC set featuring the band during the Bon Scott era? It would be a valuable addition to the AC/DC collection!