Build Your Own Album Cover

[Alex_UK]

What a cracking idea!

[synsei]

Track List:

1: Over-Shoulder Bolster Holder
2: One In The Eye
3: Thanks For The Mammary
4: Homers Third Nipple (Featuring Homers Third Nipple)
5: Burlei Horse Trials (36D remix)
6: Play Texas For me
7: Down South (No Suppport extended mix)


HAHAHAHAHA!!!! I like this game...

[Alex_UK]

What will be even funnier is if these pictures come up in random Google searches and just happen to be actual band names... I can just imagine the completist collector's having a fit trying to find an unknown release!

[keiths]

This just works so well

[synsei]

Of course, the next stage of this fantastically fun game is to build up a fictitious band history and album track list. For the more creative, maybe a sensational tabloid story too...

I wanna hear that album Keith, is it available on Spotify???

[keiths]

Of course, the next stage of this fantastically fun game is to build up a fictitious band history and album track list. For the more creative, maybe a sensational tabloid story too...

That's how Porcupine Tree started out !
From Wikipedia:
Origins (1987–1990)

Porcupine Tree originated in 1987 as a collaborative hoax project by Steven Wilson and Malcolm Stocks. Partially inspired by the psychedelic/progressive bands of the 1970s (such as Pink Floyd) that had dominated the music scene during their youth, the two decided to form a fictional legendary rock band named The Porcupine Tree. The two fabricated a detailed back-story including information on alleged band members and album titles, as well as a "colourful" history which purportedly included events such as a meeting at a 1970s rock festival and several trips in and out of prison.

I wanna hear that album Keith, is it available on Spotify???

It sounds just my cup of tea

[synsei]

Have edited my post to include a track list. If any Mods think it's a bit risque I shall remove the track list

[MartinT]

LOL indeed, just wait until someone claims to have heard Magic Circle Festival, enthusing over their jazz-rock-fusion-punk style.

[synsei]

What will be even funnier is if these pictures come up in random Google searches and just happen to be actual band names... I can just imagine the completist collector's having a fit trying to find an unknown release!

Oh I do hope so, it'll be fun to follow any developments

[keiths]

LOL indeed, just wait until someone claims to have heard Magic Circle Festival, enthusing over their jazz-rock-fusion-punk style.

Think it's going to be my next Album Club choice