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Poll Question: Choose between 22 of my favourites
Poll Choice Votes Poll Statistics
1 [1.89%]
1 [1.89%]
2 [3.77%]
1 [1.89%]
1 [1.89%]
9 [16.98%]
2 [3.77%]
1 [1.89%]
6 [11.32%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [3.77%]
2 [3.77%]
3 [5.66%]
0 [0.00%]
10 [18.87%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
2 [3.77%]
3 [5.66%]
7 [13.21%]
0 [0.00%]
0 [0.00%]
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    Posted: March 02 2013 at 14:18
Cover art is a huge part of an album in my opinion. I love holding onto it whilst listening, and preferably in vinyl sized format. So yeah easy, out of these which is your fave?






Edited by Guldbamsen - March 02 2013 at 14:39
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I'll go with Amon Duul II
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What's the bottom Roger Dean cover on the Vertigo label just above ??  I want it !!!!
I voted for Ash Ra Tempel - I just love the brown & black colours with the Egyptian themes, the way you open up the side flaps to reveal interesting pics inside and the tripped-out 'poem'.  And the music ??  Takes me right away........
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Right on TomBig smile
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Originally posted by bytor2112

I'll go with Amon Duul II


I like your style.
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Originally posted by Tom Ozric

What's the bottom Roger Dean cover on the Vertigo label just above ??  I want it !!!!
I voted for Ash Ra Tempel - I just love the brown & black colours with the Egyptian themes, the way you open up the side flaps to reveal interesting pics inside and the tripped-out 'poem'.  And the music ??  Takes me right away........
Do you mean the one with "Gentle Giant - Octopus" written on it? That was the original UK cover, it was released in the US with a different cover:
 
The other Roger Dean cover is "One Fine Morning" by Canadian Jazz-Rock/Fusion band Lighthouse


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^Exactly, thanks Dean.
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I gotta go with the boob.  I could look at that all day. Party

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I have the exact same emotions concerning that boob.
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Originally posted by Dean

Originally posted by Tom Ozric

What's the bottom Roger Dean cover on the Vertigo label just above ??  I want it !!!!
I voted for Ash Ra Tempel - I just love the brown & black colours with the Egyptian themes, the way you open up the side flaps to reveal interesting pics inside and the tripped-out 'poem'.  And the music ??  Takes me right away........
Do you mean the one with "Gentle Giant - Octopus" written on it? That was the original UK cover, it was released in the US with a different cover:
 
The other Roger Dean cover is "One Fine Morning" by Canadian Jazz-Rock/Fusion band Lighthouse
Cheers for that - I did look at the band's names and thought that looks like RD's take on a lighthouse !!
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I go with Cervello.
 
Dave, do you know this cahrming one ?
 
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LOL
No, and I must say that's the very first time I've ever seen a woman being fecked by a swan.
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Me too, and I live in a lake.
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I guess I never thought of Swans as sexual entities...
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As much as I love Melos' cover (and music) I'll go with Anima Latina.  I love the vibe of childhood freedom and nature, and I love the golden glow the photographer achieved....it also perfectly encapsulates the music within. 


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Oh there's a bit of a cheat in this poll. Kihnoua ain't listed on PA. I think it's far too strange of an album to be inducted anywhere. Mad unhinged jazz-like music. S'got Fred Frith on it.

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Originally posted by Finnforest

As much as I love Melos' cover (and music) I'll go with Anima Latina.  I love the vibe of childhood freedom and nature, and I love the golden glow the photographer achieved....it also perfectly encapsulates the music within. 




Couldn't have said it better myself Jim. Very eloquently put my friendClap
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Ummagumma. I always had a specially liking for it from the day I got the album (my 15th birthday).
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I really dig the whole kaleidoscopic effect it has. It draws you in.
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I like how nobody yet has voted the sameBig smile
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