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Dodgy Album Covers


John the Moth

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38 minutes ago, Ted Dansons Wig said:

Featuring the plaintive ditty "Another Piece of Meat" if I remember rightly. 

Yes. I’m sure that it was an ironic counter-point to “Loving You Sunday Morning”. Or it could be just 70s sexist metal.  Either way it was my first gig and started me off on a lifetime of enjoying live music so can’t be all bad

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44 minutes ago, tarw said:

Yes. I’m sure that it was an ironic counter-point to “Loving You Sunday Morning”. Or it could be just 70s sexist metal.  Either way it was my first gig and started me off on a lifetime of enjoying live music so can’t be all bad

SCORPIONS Animal Magnetism reviews

This one probably qualifies as 'subtle' as far as the Scorpions are concerned. Only just makes the top three of their most problematic covers. (see previous posts).

Both this and Love Drive designed by Storm Thorgersen / Hipgnosis 

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3 hours ago, maelzoid said:

SCORPIONS Animal Magnetism reviews

This one probably qualifies as 'subtle' as far as the Scorpions are concerned. Only just makes the top three of their most problematic covers. (see previous posts).

Both this and Love Drive designed by Storm Thorgersen / Hipgnosis 

I might have both of those up in the loft 😊😊

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2 hours ago, tarw said:

I might have both of those up in the loft 😊😊

I have certainly owned them both. I went through a stage of collecting Hipgnosis covers, but ended up with too much sub standard prog rock for my taste...

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