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Monthly Archives: November 2023
Bizarre Vinyl book
This amazing book from Easy On The Eye is now in stock. 300 of the strangest vinyl covers of all time from the collection of Steve Goldman, with text from ST33’s Simon Robinson and a brilliant foreword from comedian and … Continue reading
Another look a like
Yet more fun look a likes! The Beach Boys album Pet Sounds is perhaps not an iconic cover, but nevertheless it is regarded as important musically. So people borrowing the idea is not a surprise, although they are two unlikely … Continue reading
Library music
UK libraries are under considerable pressure these days as councils look to make savings to meet government cut-backs. This sleeve I found recently reminded me of happier times, when many bigger libraries had albums available to borrow as well as … Continue reading