^ Nice one Oreb! The Oils are my favourite Australian band of all time. I wonder if Garrett would consider a move back into the music industry at the end of the year if he loses his seat.
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"I'm content to listen to what I like and keep my useless negative opinions about what I don't like to myself -- because no one is interested in hearing those anyway, and it contributes absolutely nothing to the conversation."
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Revolver and Sgt Pepper are rather good
And Abbey Road and Rubber Soul are sufficiently interesting and iconic enough in my book
Wrong quote, but I won't fix it, but MO's best artworks are Red Sails and Diesel & Dust both worthy enough to be from/of Hipgnosis (they aren't I know)
(happens that it's also from far their best two albums... IMHO, of course)
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
I think he's done a few charity-type gigs with the band in the last few months (dare I say it, probably because he's expecting to be looking for work come September?)
By the way, heard The Break? - nice stuff:
http://www.thebreak.net.au/about
Does it matter that this waste of time is what makes a life for you?
Does it matter that this waste of time is what makes a life for you?
Iron Maiden-killers and other ones by them I'm sure
Metallica-Kill em all
Dio-Holy Diver
GnR's Apetite For Destruction (first version)
even the artwork is blocked on the album's front page on RYM (had to go in the reissues or different releases)
http://rateyourmusic.com/release/alb...struction_f56/
my music collection increased tenfolds when I switched from drug-addicts to complete nutcases.
For the record: physical violence, fear of violence, and physical pain are 3 different things. Just sayin!
Physical pain is not always the result of violence.
Just looked at a bunch of banned covers while looking for that Big Black cover (yuchh!), and realized how stupid it is that the Roger Waters - Pros & Cons cover was banned in the US. Really, a woman's buns? On an album by an artist who's widely know to be overall pretty morally responsible (whatever that means - it's hardly required for an artist).
My wife still ribs me occasionally, because when we first met, while I didn't live at home, my mother hadn't dismantled my old bedroom, and I still had a full-page ad for Pros & Cons on my bedroom wall. I just hadn't altered the room since about 1985. She never quite bought my explanation that I put it up because it was the cover of the new Roger Waters album, not because it featured a woman's buns. It was the truth though - it was the only "sexy" thing I ever posted on my walls, and I had a lot of music and movie stuff up over the years.
You should have the cover of Going for the One up to balance it out.
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Check out Mayhem's "Dawn Of The Black Hearts" for another nasty cover. Makes Yoko's 'bloody glasses' seem tame in comparison.
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I was reading that book about the Norwegian Black Metal scene, which had this picture in it, and I actually got kind of sick to my stomache and had to stop reading the book. Not really from the picture, just from the knowledge that this music scene involved murder to some extent, and church burnings. It was just more than I wanted to know. I wasn't really into Black Metal, just curious.
Leng Tch'e was an ancient Chinese method of capital punishment whereby the condemned had parts of his body carved away while still alive. The photo on the cover is of an actual leng tch'e execution, according to wikipedia. The music on the album is about as disturbing as the photo. Perhaps it has more impact when you're listening and looking at the cover at the same time, which is how I first encountered it.
"Incredibly dismal, pathetic chord sequence..."
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One thing is for certain ... that man completely lost his head!
Yep, it's real:
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Headache_(EP)
In some cases, censorship is acceptable. This is one of them. :-)
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I'm not a prude by any stretch, but I despise "shock for shock value." I just don't see the point of an album cover like that.
Music isn't about chops, or even about talent - it's about sound and the way that sound communicates to people. Mike Keneally
First thing that came to mind was Dust's Hard Attack with the Frazetta cover.
dust.jpg
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