Yes, fabulous. Very good. I never get tired of checking out old record covers: you can never have too many of these sites. Bookmarked. Thank you Mr. wonderchicken. posted by flapjax at midnite at 5:44 AM on July 18, 2007
Nice find... I may live in the 50's for the rest of the day... The commentary is worth reading as well... posted by HuronBob at 5:52 AM on July 18, 2007
'Golden Trumpet'. Heh.
[Not so much 'some' nudity as 'it's nearly all' nudity!] posted by i_cola at 5:52 AM on July 18, 2007
Well, the front page is meaty at the moment, i_cola, but there's heaps of funky non-nekkid stuff in the category archives. posted by stavrosthewonderchicken at 5:54 AM on July 18, 2007
You don't hear a capella as much these days because this woman killed and buried it.
Well, who dosen't love a bikini burial? posted by jonmc at 6:57 AM on July 18, 2007
Album cover art is something that gen Y and younger have really missed out on. So much you can't to in the tiny space a CD cover gives you, and even less with an Mp3 player screen. Alice Cooper's Schools Out fold out desk, the Billion Dollar Babies wallet, Led Zeppelin III.... posted by mattoxic at 7:05 AM on July 18, 2007
What, No Ohio Players covers! Man, back in the day, you'd play the album, and freak your meat to the cover and the beats. Good times. posted by doctorschlock at 7:06 AM on July 18, 2007 [1 favorite has favorites]
[derail]Something else the youngsters have missed out on, catching a train without some twit yabbering away on their mobile... ahhh the olden days[/derail] posted by mattoxic at 7:06 AM on July 18, 2007
For a ridiculously awesome metal version of the same concept visit the (dead serious and irony free) Vibrations of Doom classic album archive and start clicking around.
The world's greatest = the most boobified, apparently. posted by hermitosis at 7:43 AM on July 18, 2007
Vinyl records - they're really heavy aren't they. One of my memories is, as a naive 17 year old emigrating to Australia from from Britain in 1974, arriving at Heathrow Airport with my stuff. No idea of luggage restrictions. I had my record collection of course, why wouldn't I take my records with me?
I still had my first records (birthday presents), Led Zeppelin II and Woodstock, and I had been collecting hard ever since (approx 6 years), so I had a shit load (several hundred). The check-in clerk looked at me as though I was crazy and told me I had to do a cull. I was forced to make a decision at the airport and kept my Yes albums and left the rest by the side of a garbage bin at the airport. posted by tellurian at 7:54 AM on July 18, 2007
Yes they are different Mysterians, but ?'s cover could be on the site, too.
I'm prety sure I had this one growing up. posted by MtDewd at 7:55 AM on July 18, 2007
It's funny seeing Ghost Town on there, as it seems to be at least 10 years newer (1981?) than everything else. posted by Razzle Bathbone at 8:47 AM on July 18, 2007
Ha, Fidelity, I knew it had to be that one! I remember it well. My grandpa had that. I was too little to imagine how much he enjoyed it. LOL! posted by Goofyy at 6:38 AM on July 19, 2007
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