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[Yer Ol' Uncle D]

Relive the primitive 'Exhausted' with Dave...



Foo Fighters - S/T

 

[AndySlash]

fiona apple - fetch the bolt cutters

 

[SpintheBlackcircle]

 

[Bluecloud777]

Tin Machine II (Music on vinyl limited silver vinyl)

This sounds really great. Makes me want to buy more David Bowie records on vinyl (got most his albums just on CD).

 

[Bluecloud777]

Shabaka & The Ancestors "We are sent here by history"



The album itself is great, but some issues with this edition. I'll write more in the VMP exclusives thread.

 

[Mr Moore]

Donald Byrd - Byrd in Paris (Sam Records, SR10/1, France, 2019 reissue)

 

[Poly-Rythmo]

My collection #717-718

Orchestre Poly-Rythmo de Cotonou - Reconciliation
Introducing Kenny Burrell

One of my favourite Poly-Rythmo's, not so much for the music which is a pleasant but not incredible mix of reggae and Latin, but for the cover which is my favourite image of them. Looking as joyous as their music. And then one of my favourite jazz guitar albums.

 

[Mr Moore]

Donald Byrd Quintet - Parisian Thoroughfare (Polydor, SGD-52, Japan, 1991 reissue)

 

[D Jilla]

Guided by Voices - Alien Lanes
Matador reissue (2009)

 

[D Jilla]

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bob dylan - rough and rowdy ways

what a terrible album cover.

With 38 studio albums already in the books across 7 decades, you’d think it’d be a tall order to release your worst album art yet. Apparently not. Congrats Shot of Love, you’re off the hook

 

[TrainFan73]

 

[TrainFan73]

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bob dylan - rough and rowdy ways

what a terrible album cover.

I actually like it. I like the whole package. Dylan is evoking a time period.

actually, I expound a bit. It’s almost like an alternate history, a parallel America where he became an Americana troubadour instead of a folk rock legend.

 

[TrainFan73]

 

[DMacanT]

 

[HuddieLedbetter]

How is the record?

 

[HuddieLedbetter]

an underrated VMP classics

 

[ranbalam]

s t a r g a z e*, Greg Saunier ‎– Instruments (A Track By Track Re-Composition of Fugazi's 'In On The Killtaker')

 

[TrainFan73]

 

[TrainFan73]

How is the record?

Fantastic!

 

[AndySlash]

I actually like it. I like the whole package. Dylan is evoking a time period.

actually, I expound a bit. It’s almost like an alternate history, a parallel America where he became an Americana troubadour instead of a folk rock legend.

there’s a style evoked, sure, but imo any of the art used on the sleeves - the false prophet art especially- would have been an immense upgrade over what’s on the cover. and the font used for the album title and its placement just makes it look worse.

i don’t think many, if any, dylan records regularly make the ‘great album art’ lists, but like @D Jilla said, it’s quite an accomplishment to put out one of if not the worst covers 60 years into your career.