Research? Don't you mean your time? I have no ears for Drake or Taylor Swift or Katy Perry and Turnstile - though he's a great singer - are bland with the odd good lick. I know this is a piece about clouds, etc. I just don't have much time for the artists I mentioned. Drake. I think he sold his soul
Robert, I just realized Dreams actually based their cover off of Magritte’s “Golconda”. Same thematic imagery of the man in a bowler hat as seen in “The Son of Man”!
I'm on the side that the Blind Faith cover is child pornography. She was *11* when that photo was taken. I know the photographer thought it was arty, but I'd like to never see that cover again.
(And weirdly enough, I don't feel that way about the Nirvana cover. I might be wrong on that.)
Amazing write up! Love the Selection of albums you chose.
My friend sent me this! Thanks for including my Lover cover🥰💗 so cool to be featured 💗🦋
such a small world! so cool that it reached you 😊
Another banger! I love the mention of René Magritte and nods to surrealism 🙏🏼❤️
I immediately thought of Prince’s Around The World In A Day album cover. With not just a clouded sky but also a cloudy suit!
Its nice
Research? Don't you mean your time? I have no ears for Drake or Taylor Swift or Katy Perry and Turnstile - though he's a great singer - are bland with the odd good lick. I know this is a piece about clouds, etc. I just don't have much time for the artists I mentioned. Drake. I think he sold his soul
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Where's the writing? You need some words on the page, no?
'The Son of Man' was used on the debut album of Dreams, a horn-rock group from the the seventies.
Robert, I just realized Dreams actually based their cover off of Magritte’s “Golconda”. Same thematic imagery of the man in a bowler hat as seen in “The Son of Man”!
I definitely see the inspiration The Son of Man had on the cover! Thank you for pointing my way
The most obvious one that springs to mind for me was George Harrisons Cloud 9.
I'm on the side that the Blind Faith cover is child pornography. She was *11* when that photo was taken. I know the photographer thought it was arty, but I'd like to never see that cover again.
(And weirdly enough, I don't feel that way about the Nirvana cover. I might be wrong on that.)