:D My missus calls them "Blonde Moments" and I have more than my share, so I'm saying nowt :doh:
No problem :). Just a reminder.......................... to myself :lol:
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All these years and I've never looked at what's going on in the picture on that album [emoji1787]
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Yeah, the bloke's having a bit of a 'mare, that's what you get if you have cheese at bedtime. Even the rat's pissed off with him :(
I always look at the album art, it's a big part of why I favour vinyl over other formats. Maybe we should have a thread for best loved/loathed album covers...
An evil man lies in torment on his bed surrounded by demons with webbed feet. The stark red colors and the 666 on the bedpost give the illustration a menacing feel.
The back cover, depicting the death of a good man, is etched with blue overtones and shows mourners grieving at a bedside. It’s a peaceful exit rather than a gateway to eternal torment. “They were opposites thus 2 ways to live and die.
We have those picture frames too, in the "dining room" (actually a sort of music room, where my records, CDs, assorted hifi bits and unused kit are kept). Currently on the wall, album sleeves of
Santana first album
T. Rex "The Slider"
Wish You Were Here
For Your Pleasure
Diamond Dogs
Miles Davis "Tutu"
Hunky Dory
Alice Cooper "School's Out"
I always thought when buying an album (regardless of what format the album was in when it was purchased) that the objective of buying it was to listen to the music and the fact that it had desirable artwork was secondary and, just a nice added pleasure - not the other way round. :scratch::scratch: