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Patrick:

--- Quote from: valley_parade on 01 May 2009, 09:16 ---The only time album art has ever made me check out a band was when I stumbled upon a Bye Bye Blackbirds album in Ameoba Berkeley.

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I knew that if I didn't post this, you would eventually post this. I didn't realize you would be that quick though. Still, props.

That is a good fucking album, too. For those interested, it is called "Honeymoon".

AnonymousNoob:

Ballard:
^ Been listening to this all day. It's aces.


--- Quote from: scarred on 01 May 2009, 22:15 ---Saturdays=Youth

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I've met the girl in the fur hat. She's friends with a bunch of my friends who hang out Anthony Gonzales.


--- Quote from: spoon_of_grimbo on 01 May 2009, 17:00 ---i've never understood why any musician, when given the opportunity to display artwork either by themselves or by another artist on their album sleeve, would opt for a plain and boring cover.  not only is it a waste of potential, but it's also gonna be much less eye-catching, so it'll hardly work in their favour.

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Actually I really like those Bedhead covers and think they're pretty eye-catching as opposed to some of the gaudy shit people do (see: Black Moth Super Rainbow artwork, the atrocity that is Mika's Life In Cartoon Motion)

How has no one mentioned Spiritualized yet? Though I guess that's not so much artwork as amazing and incredibly creative album packaging.

AnonymousNoob:

Speaking of Black Moth Super Rainbow and completely awesome.

Edit: I see that this was posted before but it's unceremoniously hidden behind a link. :(

spoon_of_grimbo:

--- Quote from: Ballard on 13 May 2009, 16:06 ---^ Been listening to this all day. It's aces.


--- Quote from: scarred on 01 May 2009, 22:15 ---Saturdays=Youth

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I've met the girl in the fur hat. She's friends with a bunch of my friends who hang out Anthony Gonzales.


--- Quote from: spoon_of_grimbo on 01 May 2009, 17:00 ---i've never understood why any musician, when given the opportunity to display artwork either by themselves or by another artist on their album sleeve, would opt for a plain and boring cover.  not only is it a waste of potential, but it's also gonna be much less eye-catching, so it'll hardly work in their favour.

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Actually I really like those Bedhead covers and think they're pretty eye-catching as opposed to some of the gaudy shit people do (see: Black Moth Super Rainbow artwork, the atrocity that is Mika's Life In Cartoon Motion)

How has no one mentioned Spiritualized yet? Though I guess that's not so much artwork as amazing and incredibly creative album packaging.

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meh, i actually like that Mika cover.  maybe it's the kid in me - i was hyperactive with certain colours as a child.

weirdly, another one i really like is this:



i dunno what it is about it, but it's such a grim looking cover, and yet reflects the mood of the album so well.  it's also one of the best melodic rock albums of the 90s, and definitely worth checking out if you haven't heard it.

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