Check out that middle one up there. They're all so placid with that
raging inferno behind them. I'm not sure it qualifies as a bad cover so much as a
poor title. But then again, maybe it depends on your perspective. In 17th-Century England there were
beavers that needed to be cocked and
someone had to sing about it. Nowadays we sing about
love and
jerks who won't get their own moustaches.
Then there's
Tony G. I find Fado to be sad and sexy at the same time, so I'm not sure why
Tony has that Seinfeld-like smirk on his face. Maybe because he suspects someone put one of those
80s "rocker" wigs on him while his eyes were closed.
Over the years of email and the internet we've all received those links to hilarious pages of gone-by albums that we can't believe existed. (That's where Cody's came from.)
:: Post your links to images of your favourites or the worst album covers you've come across. What makes good album art?I think young
Cody Matherson up there might have had a starring role in
Fubar, but I can't be sure. All I know is
I've never wanted to loan someone a feelin' so desperately before.
To all those who entered the
Double-Date with Martha W. and A. Putz last week:
click here for the winners announcement. Thanks so much for all your great blog answers.
