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10/05/2011
Just in case you were wondering (and you were, weren't you?), here's what SOP's next double-gatefold anti-concept album isn't going to look like.
And I should warn you now, there are more where these came from, including fine specimens from the likes of Herb Alpert, Cleo Laine et al.
We are in the middle of recording, by the way . . .
. . . but with producing a nice little set of acoustic songs in mind, rather than the aforementioned double-gatefold anti-concept album. Of course.
Hieronymo's mad againe.
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Poor old Hieronymo. Not AGAIN. Don't know how you found these frankly questionable long-playing record covers, but they are quite something. One of my own personal favourites is an early Beatles album - of interviews, I think - and on the back it has each Fab with a heart-shaped space above him so you can put a picture of yourself above your favourite moptop. Can't find it in a cursory glance at the frightening world of Beatles covers/memorabilia online, so perhaps it's fantastically rare. I'm RICH, I tell you. Though I will never part with it, never.
Posted by: Wendy | 10/07/2011 at 09:51 AM