I’m not sure whether this is the coolest thing I’ve ever purchased for a buck at a flea market, but it’s definitely in the top two or three.
From The Stacks: The Monkees Scrapbook
Cheesecake Cover of the Week: Les Baxter, ‘Ports Of Pleasure’
Artist: Les Baxter With His Chorus and Orchestra Title: Ports of Pleasure Year: 1957 Label: Capitol Cover Artist/Designer/Photographer: Unknown, presumed in house art department For more great sleeves, visit the Cheesecake […]
Deep Cuts: Alone Songs
It’s true: Some of us want nothing more from our government than to be left alone.
Hipgnosis Cover of the Week: Edgar Broughton Band, ‘In Side Out’
Artist: Edgar Broughton Band Title: In Side Out Year: 1972 Label: Harvest For more great sleeves, visit the The Hipgnosis Album Cover Gallery.
Return of the Revenge of the Rise of the Son of the Bride of the Lemeloes
Is there any greater autumn terror than an election?
From The Stacks: Cereal Records
Some of my earliest musical memories involve cereal boxes.
From The Stacks: Johnny Cash, ‘Everybody Loves A Nut’
What the heck is going on with this album cover?
Cheesecake Cover of the Week: ‘The Rosy-Singers’
Artist: The Rosy-Singers Title: The Rosy-Singers Year: 1965 Label: Philips Cover Artist/Designer/Photographer: Unknown, presumed in house art department For more great sleeves, visit the Cheesecake Album Cover Gallery.
Deep Cuts: Story Songs
All songs (well, most) tell a story, but story songs are really something special.
Hipgnosis Cover of the Week: Renaissance, ‘Prologue’
Artist: Renaissance Title: Prologue Year: 1972 Label: Capitol For more great sleeves, visit the The Hipgnosis Album Cover Gallery.
