Here’s another one that’s probably done on this board before, but which I will arrogantly declare to be 100% my idea.
Let’s use this space as the Prongs Museum of album covers that are exceptional in some way…perplexing, stomach-churning, guffaw-inducing, or “just” skillfully rendered.
In tribute to the political discussion now raging in the Controversial Opinions thread, I’ll first offer up this gem from Madison, Wisconsin’s favorite sons:
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I used to have this cassette back in the day. I always thought it looked so brutal and bleak. Simple and clean, but . . . damn, I don’t know. There’s something so badass about it.
For some reason this one has always grabbed me - might be the incongruity of the chic 1960s architectural design combined with the grinding percussive noise on the record itself.
That was the inspiration for years of annoying in-jokes among my social circle.
Any time somebody would refuse some trivial request to another member of the group, like a spare cigarette or what have you, they’d be reminded of the consequences of breaking The Oath, accompanied by the ‘pointed finger of doom’ that you see on the cover. Maybe some one else in the group would chime in by mouthing some ‘roaring flame’ sound effects or what have you.
Sabotage album cover has been brought up here before a few times haha…don’t know if I love Bill Ward’s wife’s tights or Geezer’s cane better…great drugged out album,great drugged out album cover…
So glad I’m not alone on Ultimate Sin. Jake E. Lee is very much underrated.
I’m not a big fan of Ultimate Sin but I always like Jake E Lee’s style…haven’t heard is Red Dragon Cartel thing but I did read about their disastrous live debut and that he was canceling a bunch of gigs they had scheduled…
For some reason this one has always grabbed me - might be the incongruity of the chic 1960s architectural design combined with the grinding percussive noise on the record itself.
Dude! My buddy Brad just played me some Esplendor Geometrico for the first time a couple weeks ago. Specifically “El Acero Del Partido/Heroe Del Trabajo” Great shit.