Post by torethatbridgeout on Apr 1, 2004 23:55:31 GMT -5
prize to the oddest place you've seen a reference to PW or the Mats on the internet.
I thought I found one, an article about prog-rock album covers on a British site, but it turned out the mention of Tim was there for contrast. www.indyweek.com/durham/2003-06-04/music.html
June 4, 2003
M U S I C F E A T U R E
Album covers. For the music fan, they're often half art, half visual comfort food. On the walls surrounding my desk, I have an assortment of them mounted in black frames. I can look left and see Van Morrison and a pair of enormous hounds on the cover of Veedon Fleece. Next to that, I can see the jacket for the Replacements' Tim. To my right are R.E.M.'s spooky Murmur cover, the Clash's London Calling (with Paul Simonon getting ready to slam his bass to Kingdom Come) and an impossibly young looking Steve Forbert on an autographed copy of Jackrabbit Slim.
I thought I found one, an article about prog-rock album covers on a British site, but it turned out the mention of Tim was there for contrast. www.indyweek.com/durham/2003-06-04/music.html
June 4, 2003
M U S I C F E A T U R E
Album covers. For the music fan, they're often half art, half visual comfort food. On the walls surrounding my desk, I have an assortment of them mounted in black frames. I can look left and see Van Morrison and a pair of enormous hounds on the cover of Veedon Fleece. Next to that, I can see the jacket for the Replacements' Tim. To my right are R.E.M.'s spooky Murmur cover, the Clash's London Calling (with Paul Simonon getting ready to slam his bass to Kingdom Come) and an impossibly young looking Steve Forbert on an autographed copy of Jackrabbit Slim.