!n$@nE Album Covers

[jsulzinger]

I hope this works.

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[Quad Linda]

Yes, it works. Four of the twenty-one are already here.

I hope this works.

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[Quad Linda]

Perhaps he advises them on odor abatement in space.

I do know he is a very strange man, Rather a strange profession being an advisor for US missle defense systems.
after stints with almost evryone, inc. Doobies and The Dan.

 

[winopener]

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Fausto Papetti, italian sax player, is well-known both for the saxy sound and the LP covers, which does feature basically the same theme; here's a sample

http://tinyurl.com/culldnp

 

[Quad Linda]

 

[leevitalone1]

Perhaps he advises them on odor abatement in space.

actually, it's sidewinder missles. very odd man indeed incredible IQ

 

[Quad Linda]

From Joel Gray's Dad, aka Mickey Katz:

 

[Quad Linda]

 

[leevitalone1]

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YOU!!! You got me and GOOD!!!! I was on the floor pissing myself!!!! how old are they?

 

[Quad Linda]

Past the age of consent!!

YOU!!! You got me and GOOD!!!! I was on the floor pissing myself!!!! how old are they?

 

[Quad Linda]

Since 78's didn't have picture sleeves, here's another ad from 1930:


Frankie "Half Pint" Jaxon 78 Vocalion ad. Jaxon was often backed up by Tampa Red and Georgia Tom, who later became the father of modern gospel.

 

[Quad Linda]

For you, leevitalone1, this one features the Incontinence Rag:


and then there's Incontinence by the Grannies:

YOU!!! You got me and GOOD!!!! I was on the floor pissing myself!!!! how old are they?

 

[Quad Linda]

 

[Quad Linda]

(translation) Waiting for the dry cleaner to open.

 

[Quad Linda]

 

[JonUrban]

Here's the Three Dog Night Hard Labor album original cover, on CD no less. I was surprised to find this one day back at the dawn of the CD era. Someone in graphics must have screwed up.

Notice the silver sticky seal deal they used to put on CDs back then. Remember those? @:

 

[Quad Linda]

aka Johnny Otis

 

[Quad Linda]

 

[Old Quad Guy]

That Three Dog Night cover IMHO helped kill their career just at the wrong time when they were on the rise. It's sort of funny when you first saw it, but does one really want to keep looking at it day after day, as how we once listened to a new music title. You had a record out and showed it to your friends and the "cool factor" made them want to buy it. They were on a high after the record "Cyan" with the hit "Shambala."

A better cover would have shown just the band (as with "Cyan") and perhaps a fold-out with lyrics, show the band playing music, etc. I was a big fan of theirs, and it's hard to explain to those who were not there how popular they were and on a roll with hits and great songs back then.

I forgot about "Squirt." Wasn't Squirt a 7-UP type drink?

 

[Quad Linda]

Squirt is still marketed in Chicago. It's a grapefruit drink.