Help me identify the cover artwork on this wall I found in a photo of a bedroom on a property website.

I have so many questions, this is kinda baffling to me, I was browsing a property website and came across this a shot of a bedroom.

Are these paintings or actual twelves? What is going on with the selection? Los Lobos, Crises by Mike Oldfield and the single artwork for Happy Birthday by Altered Images?

I don't even recognise half of them, save my sanity.

http://i63.tinypic.com/2uium4j.png

Tinypic is garbage. Use something else (imgur?).

http://i68.tinypic.com/2940uh5.png

http://imgur.com/

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Ugh, I'm a clown

http://imgur.com/a/H6PUd

http://i.imgur.com/cgsyNG9.png

Ha! What a weird array.

Kate Bush, Cat Stevens, Alan Parsons Project all in there.

Dave Brubeck, Badly Drawn Boy,

Beautiful South's Choke under that 10CC album

Barclay James Harvest to the right of Choke.

The one on the left side of the Genesis LP is Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds musical album:

https://www.discogs.com/master/view/71524

To the right of Genesis, ELO's 'Out Of The Blue'

And the one to the right from Genesis is ELO's Out of the Blue:

https://www.discogs.com/Electric-Light-Orchestra-Out-Of-The-Blue/master/21680

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Below ELO is Paul Simon's Graceland.

To the left of Cat Stevens is 'The Very Best of Nina Simone', a compilation album from 2006.

Above Genesis: Los Lobos "How Will the Wolf Survive"

I had to resort to Discogs for the Fleetwood Mac to the right of ELO--it's a 12" single for "Oh Diane"

Red cover behind the bookcase: ELO "Balance of Power"

Next to Los Lobos, Mark Knopfler's 'Shangri La'.

Ventures' Telstar?

Nice collection of Potters on the bookshelf, and is that a run of Twilights on the top shelf?

What a weird set. Anyhow here's a list:

01. ?
02. ?
03. BEATLES - WHITE ALBUM
04. ?
05. ?
06. THE TORNADOS - TELSTAR
07. DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - TIME OUT
08. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - AMMONIA AVENUE
09. ?
10. ?
11. 10CC - THE VERY BEST OF
12. BEAUTIFUL SOUTH - CHOKE
13. BADLY DRAWN BOY - ONCE AROUND THE BLOCK
14. ?
15. ?
16. BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - ONCE AGAIN
17. JEFF WAYNE - THE WAR OF THE WORLDS
18. ?
19. NINA SIMONE - THE VERY BEST
20. LOS LOBOS - HOW WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE
21. GENESIS - WE CANT DANCE
22. ?
23. CAT STEVENS - THE VERY BEST
24. ?
25. ELO - OUT OF THE BLUE
26. PAUL SIMON - GRACELAND
27. ?
28. ?
29. MARK KNOPFLER - SHANGRI LA
30. FLEETWOOD MAC - OH DIANE
31. KATE BUSH - THE KICK INSIDE
32. GONZALEZ - SOLO PIANO II
33. JEAN MICHELLE JARRE - EQUINOXE

Maybe the one below Graceland is a Fear and Loathing Soundtrack? I can see the words -EAR and -NG and I think I see bats in there.

5 Boys Don't Cry - The Cure
and 2 looks like it says "Londonbeat" in the logo

24. Mike Oldfield - Crises

(below Cat Stevens)

It's bothering me what the one in the top left is and whether they cut it to go round the ceiling coving (argh!)

(a) I think these are all hand painted facsimiles, and
(b) the sleeve above Barclay James Harvest is Dire Straits' "So Far Away" single, and why do I care?

Oh, good spot (a and b). It actually was puzzling me that the ratios didn't look quite right on the Oldfield but I thought it was either a different issue with tweaked artwork or something to do with estate agents' magical camera lenses distorting to make horizontal space look much bigger than it really is

I might have been thinking about this too much and should go to bed

though apparently I wasn't thinking about it enough to notice that both Crises and the one in the top-left were listed in MaresNest's opening post: 1. is "the single artwork for Happy Birthday by Altered Images"

If they are painted facsimiles, that would explain why the Paul Simon album looks so weird... In all the versions of the cover I've seen, the image of the horseback rider is much smaller and in the middle of a large white area, but there's no white here.

Is 18 Urban Hymns?

Is 5 Soon over Babaluma?

No 5 is Boys Don't Cry.
https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/71HaTSu4GQL._SX355_.jpg

We should know 4 and 9 right?

#2 (between the White Album and The Cure) is ELO Balance Of Power

oops - HL got it already.

So
01. ALTERED IMAGES - HAPPY BIRTHDAY
02. ?
03. BEATLES - WHITE ALBUM
04. ELO - BALANCE OF POWER
05. THE CURE - BOYS DON'T CRY
06. THE TORNADOS - TELSTAR
07. DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - TIME OUT
08. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - AMMONIA AVENUE
09. ?
10. ?
11. 10CC - THE VERY BEST OF
12. BEAUTIFUL SOUTH - CHOKE
13. BADLY DRAWN BOY - ONCE AROUND THE BLOCK
14. ?
15. DIRE STRAITS - SO FAR AWAY
16. BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - ONCE AGAIN
17. JEFF WAYNE - THE WAR OF THE WORLDS
18. ?
19. NINA SIMONE - THE VERY BEST
20. LOS LOBOS - HOW WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE
21. GENESIS - WE CANT DANCE
22. ?
23. CAT STEVENS - THE VERY BEST
24. ?
25. ELO - OUT OF THE BLUE
26. PAUL SIMON - GRACELAND
27. ?
28. ?
29. MARK KNOPFLER - SHANGRI LA
30. FLEETWOOD MAC - OH DIANE
31. KATE BUSH - THE KICK INSIDE
32. GONZALEZ - SOLO PIANO II
33. JEAN MICHELLE JARRE - EQUINOXE

Can you tell I am a week over a blown writing deadline?

22 is Bill Haley's Rock Around the Clock album from 1955:

http://images.45cat.com/bill-haley-and-his-comets-were-gonna-rock-around-the-clock-brunswick-2.jpg

I think these covers were chosen because they all have colourful painted/drawn visuals, and no photos, not because they represent someone's musical taste. Makes sense to pick covers like these if they are indeed handmade facsimiles.

28 is the single "Mathematics" by Cherry Ghost.

https://artwork-cdn.7static.com/static/img/sleeveart/00/000/693/0000069341_200.jpg

a passing spacecadet got 24 as well

Exciting!

01. ALTERED IMAGES - HAPPY BIRTHDAY
02. ?
03. BEATLES - WHITE ALBUM
04. ELO - BALANCE OF POWER
05. THE CURE - BOYS DON'T CRY
06. THE TORNADOS - TELSTAR
07. DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - TIME OUT
08. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - AMMONIA AVENUE
09. ?
10. ?
11. 10CC - THE VERY BEST OF
12. BEAUTIFUL SOUTH - CHOKE
13. BADLY DRAWN BOY - ONCE AROUND THE BLOCK
14. ?
15. DIRE STRAITS - SO FAR AWAY
16. BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - ONCE AGAIN
17. JEFF WAYNE - THE WAR OF THE WORLDS
18. ?
19. NINA SIMONE - THE VERY BEST
20. LOS LOBOS - HOW WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE
21. GENESIS - WE CANT DANCE
22. BILL HALEY - ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
23. CAT STEVENS - THE VERY BEST
24. MIKE OLDFIELD - CRISES
25. ELO - OUT OF THE BLUE
26. PAUL SIMON - GRACELAND
27. ?
28. CHERRY GHOST - MATHEMATICS
29. MARK KNOPFLER - SHANGRI LA
30. FLEETWOOD MAC - OH DIANE
31. KATE BUSH - THE KICK INSIDE
32. GONZALEZ - SOLO PIANO II
33. JEAN MICHELLE JARRE - EQUINOXE

So, we're saying 18 isn't Urban Hymns The Verve, then?

The trees don't work

Man I've been trying reverse image search on these but it doesn't work at all.

yeah, they're just different enough

I've Got My Own Interior Decorating To Do

Pretty sure that is Urban Hymns, Mark.

02. is the 12" single for Make A Change by Buckwheat Zydeco!

http://images.eil.com/large_image/XXX-503005.jpg

Did whoever painted these run out of patience and just say "Fuck it... White Album"?

god I love that Rock Around The Clock cover

It would be weird for 18 to be Urban Hymns because it would be the only one that's a photo of people.

Amazing thread

I hope someone does a podcast about this in 10 years.

Kate Bush's is a photo of a person..

Only a little bit.

14 could be Etiquette by Casiotone for the painfully alone but there's not enough image in there to make a right guess.
18 does fit Urban Hymns.
27 I still think it's a Fear and Loathing soundtrack... it doesn't fit any cover I know but I still see bats in the sky in the corner.

Almost there!

01. ALTERED IMAGES - HAPPY BIRTHDAY
02. BUCKWHEAT - ZYDECO 12"
03. BEATLES - WHITE ALBUM
04. ELO - BALANCE OF POWER
05. THE CURE - BOYS DON'T CRY
06. THE TORNADOS - TELSTAR
07. DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET - TIME OUT
08. ALAN PARSONS PROJECT - AMMONIA AVENUE
09. ?
10. ?
11. 10CC - THE VERY BEST OF
12. BEAUTIFUL SOUTH - CHOKE
13. BADLY DRAWN BOY - ONCE AROUND THE BLOCK
14. ?
15. DIRE STRAITS - SO FAR AWAY
16. BARCLAY JAMES HARVEST - ONCE AGAIN
17. JEFF WAYNE - THE WAR OF THE WORLDS
18. THE VERVE - URBAN HYMNS (not 100% sure)
19. NINA SIMONE - THE VERY BEST
20. LOS LOBOS - HOW WILL THE WOLF SURVIVE
21. GENESIS - WE CANT DANCE
22. BILL HALEY - ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK
23. CAT STEVENS - THE VERY BEST
24. MIKE OLDFIELD - CRISES
25. ELO - OUT OF THE BLUE
26. PAUL SIMON - GRACELAND
27. ?
28. CHERRY GHOST - MATHEMATICS
29. MARK KNOPFLER - SHANGRI LA
30. FLEETWOOD MAC - OH DIANE
31. KATE BUSH - THE KICK INSIDE
32. GONZALEZ - SOLO PIANO II
33. JEAN MICHELLE JARRE - EQUINOXE

If it were Urban Hymans I'd have thought some of the text on the cover would be visible just above the bed.

Dying to know what #9 is.

Do you have another angle for the image Maresnestt?

18 is definitely not Urban Hymns, the tops of the trees are completely different.

Tempted to say 27 is "Ear" by Ng.

xpost yeah #9 seems like it should an obvious one! i'm thinking it's a jazz album that i've seen before somewhere but i'm drawing a blank..
#27 drives me crazy. skipped through multiple pages of sky/cloud themed covers yesterday but no :/

18 is definitely not Urban Hymns, the tops of the trees are completely different.

― heaven parker (anagram), Tuesday, 14 February 2017 14:03 (one hour ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Not completely. Being "painted" versions, they are a little different. Have to say, "Urban Hymns" would not really belong in this collection, so I'm entirely sanguine about it being something else. Then again, Badly Drawn Boy also sticks out as being unlikely, but there it is.

Tempted to say 27 is "Ear" by Ng.

― heaven parker (anagram), Tuesday, February 14, 2017 9:07 AM (two hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Nuclear Engineering, maybe?

ok I just did my time in the rym list trenches (● • Dots • ●,Art with Blob, Blot, Blotch, Spot, Point, Stain and........(this is real Art!), Abstract-Minimalist Cover Art) but I didn't come across #9. I'm thinking it's a '50s/'60s jazz or lounge album but beyond that I have no idea. I'm thinking the white text on the black background is the label name/logo but I'm not sure what label it would be.

#9 sure looks like one of those "Persuasive Percussion" type album covers from Enoch Light on the Command label, but I just looked through 750 Discogs thumbnails and didn't see it:

https://img.discogs.com/CLx7EF43VlBBEkupxY_Pe6eoeUc=/fit-in/500x500/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-758606-1210621701.jpeg.jpg

I thought it might be on Arista based on the white vaguely A-shaped blob top left.

27 feels like it could be something Grateful Dead/Jefferson Airplane-related. I've looked through tons of Hot Tuna/New Riders/Relix records and nothing so far.

9 makes me think rockabilly

Tempted to say 27 is "Ear" by Ng.

― heaven parker (anagram), Tuesday, February 14, 2017 8:07 AM (two hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

GOLDEN EAR
RING

Grizzly Bear - Nnnnnnng

Panda bear
Songs about fucking

Do you have another angle for the image Maresnestt?

― dance cum rituals (Moka), Tuesday, February 14, 2017 1:56 PM (six hours ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Sorry Moka no, there was only one image.

#27 drives me crazy. skipped through multiple pages of sky/cloud themed covers yesterday but no :/

Ha yeah I did this too, no luck.

i don't know if those two comments up a bit are sarcastic, but i for one am enjoying this thread and rooting for you all.

I'm starting to think EAR NG could be EAH NG?

I made this atrocity with Gimp and submitted it to Google Image Search with relevant keywords (like record, album, jazz etc.) and I got nothing. I did find some great-looking jazz posters doing that though.

i hope its just the room owners shitty self titled own album that they and their four mates party too and us guys are spending time trying to find

Are they 8 cyclists with big Chinese hats viewed from above, or balloons?

Here was my unsuccessful rabbit hole for #9.

I decided that the white blobs in the upper left said Al Hirt, and that the main graphic was 45 labels made to look like hot air balloons. Then I found that Al Hirt had released a medley of "We Can Fly" and "Up Up and Away" as a single, so I went through every Al Hirt album compilation and then album cover on Discogs. No such luck.

My friends ...
http://imgur.com/a/DewZI

DAMMIT
https://c1.staticflickr.com/3/2769/32530004530_e1c50536c6_b.jpg

How did you find it?

I am embarrassed to say that I used Photoshop to cut it out, undistort it to square, then darkened the upper section to look black. That was enough for Google Image Search to get a fingernail hold and find some matches.
What else could I have used those 20 minutes for, though?

Fantastic. Kind of like that sleeve too.

knew it had to be 45 labels but I thought they were lollypops

Well done. I don't feel s bad now about recognizing it.

Kudos, Matthew!

Erica Jong's Fear
Of Flying

Damnnnn

We need to find the person who's bedroom this is and interrogate interview them.

Well done. I don't feel so bad now about not recognizing it.

fixed.

I can find no evidence to support my hope that EAR / NG was a weird alternate cover for "Social Living" by Burning Spear. Shame

It's the seven we can't see at all that I'm really interested in.

AYO

https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/796371310641348608/Bh9vTB_6.jpg

omg

well worth the wait

that's a great find. respect! :)

metal sharks, not clouds!

well found! impressed that it looks absolutely nothing like what my eyes resolved the small version to

(blue sky, clouds, thought the tentacle tips might be something like a top-down view of a soaring eagle wing-tip, folksy faux-retro poster-style font something like Desdemona, twee as hell... guess I have an overactive imagination)

another one that seems not to fit at all with the others, too. pop-punk from 2007?

maybe it's not taste-performative decoration at all, maybe it's a message telling us where treasure is hidden IF ONLY WE CRACK THE CODE

Dayummm! Crystal Ball indeed! I figured it had to be a comp of some kind, but where to even start!

Wow, kudos! I really thought it was going to be another 50s/60s cover a la the doo wop one; the font looks completely different in miniature.

"Metal Sharks, Not Clouds" is gonna be the name of my new pop punk emo band.

Wow!

awesome. how'd you find it, nashawn?

nashwan, next-level!

it's his room

I didn't think a reverse img search would work but inspired by MatthewK I did an incredibly crude mock-up of the cover in Photoshop - literally splodges of dark blue with some yellow loosely resembling the visible letters. GIS interpreted it as a poster but once I changed the term to album I spotted the Four Year Strong record and immediately thought 'wow so close, it actually has the right colours letters at the end of the words but too different a font - maybe they have an alternative similar cover for it' - after a few more minutes realised the roboshark in the top right was a perfect shape match.

Then I got cocky and tried to do the same for the one under Badly Drawn Boy but the only thing coming up anywhere close is this Pentangle record.

this thread is heartwarming

Excellent work nashwan!

imagine if we used our powers for good

Wow! We live in exciting times.

This is such a weird collection. And if they picked the albums based on how the covers looked you can do much better (yet not as good as metal sharks)

CODE! TREASURE!

The completely hidden records are all ILX comps.

So that's not the White Album, it's Comp Together!

ILX has a bucket on the floor

Nice work, everyone! Now, moving on. Let's name all those books and ... DVD box sets?

the harry potters i recognise

what was sleeve #2 ?

#2 is the 12" single for Make A Change by Buckwheat Zydeco.

ha, yes, thanks. was hiding in the pesky folded comments.

I spotted that one, vaguely familiar from my time trolling cajun/zydeco bins.

http://imgur.com/7oz5UfQ

*sigh*

http://i.imgur.com/7oz5UfQ.jpg

I feel like this musical aesthetic is much more cohesive.

curtains vmnic

http://imgur.com/a/cFp4G

That Basquiat Record Box! WANT

60" centers or gtfo

Aural Sculpture!

http://i65.tinypic.com/23wryix.png

What's the poster on the wall to the left of The Smiths?

http://i.imgur.com/rbxZ8Oe.jpg

I'm guessing it's Robert Smith, helped partially by that being the next logical member of the sequence JAMC, U2, Smiths...

isn't that a face in a space helmet on the left? 2001?

yeah, looks like some sci fi movie to me

I'm pretty sure StanM is right.

If the top 21 longboxes can be identified here, it might be possible to date the video down to a few week span!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4vfA4nk7V4

It looks like Bruce Springsteen's Lucky Town at 7 and (educated guess here) Human Touch at 6. Number 5 looks like Garth Brooks' Ropin' the Wind. The Springsteen albums came out in March 1992 and that Brooks album in September 1991. Def Leppard's Adrenalize is probably in here somewhere.

Is that k.d. lang Ingénue at #10?

Think 19 is Shepherd Moons by Enya (nov 91):

https://goo.gl/images/DxdZhM

http://www.batini.com/enyaother/enyausareprise9267752frontsmall.jpg

3 is the Wynonna Judd s/t and 4 is, I think, the Wayne's World soundtrack.

#16 Pearl Jam Ten
#17 Amy Grant Heart In Motion

(both '91)?

Is #12 Slaughter - "The Wild Life"?
https://www.picclickimg.com/d/l400/pict/152365080503_/1992-Slaughter-The-Wild-Life-Factory-Sealed-Cd.jpg

That would push us into the end of April '92. But I also thought 12 might match the middle display on the wall at the back (similar black-on-red lettering) and I think that might be something else so maybe 12 is too.

Mercury Rev at the Barbican:

https://www.barbican.org.uk/images/events/medium/21092mercurye1.jpg

https://www.barbican.org.uk/images/events/medium/21092mercurye1.jpg

#5 is Sinatra, Come Dance with Me

Low hanging fruit - that's probably the Marc Bolan interview picture disc Where's the Champagne there.

and Bob James' Touchdown below it.

Top row #3 is Good Housekeeping's Plan For Reducing Off The Record

http://i.imgur.com/HcmN4jq.jpg

In between Ethel Smith... Rhythm Antics! and The Ray Conniff Singers: It's the Talk of the Town

http://i.imgur.com/KQwptX8.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/iBcbpEG.jpg

Top row #6 is The Searchers' Hear! Hear!

Second row #3 is Hustle Factory - Do The Hustle]
https://www.discogs.com/Hustle-Factory-Do-The-Hustle/master/309931#images/8649421

the james dean one is 'The Story Of James Dean'

https://www.discogs.com/Steve-Allen-3-Bill-Randle-The-James-Dean-Story/release/6985550

(image link might not work as it's complicated...)

https://img.discogs.com/dazSjEIKPCPSyV59Q5bzqrzRrmU=/fit-in/600x600/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-6985550-1450644896-9728.jpeg.jpg

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DE0cqc2V0AAWkSg.jpg

Biting an Asthmatic Kitty record

Okay, I really need to know what the Island records CD is on the table, plz help...

https://preview.ibb.co/iOaNfw/15036567_10153898276675718_2840342696366145262_n.jpg

What's the one he's holding? On the table: no idea. Thought Triffids' Born Sandy Devotional for some reason, but that's never been on Island, I think.

He's holding The Notorious Byrd Brothers

My only guess is Systems of Romance by Ultravox for the one on the table

So not gonna happen

2 years later, these guys became... ? I'm going to guess The Happy Mondays.

https://preview.ibb.co/mTHDWS/Screen_Shot_2018_02_11_at_16_11_37.png

Okay so I see No Parlez by Paul Young and Raindancing by Alison Moyet and an ACDC seven inch

I see… BEER

All of the visual appeal of beer, with none of the messy complications

On top row, Between The Buttons by The Stones and (three along from that) Hotter than July by Stevie Wonder

Wow, charity shop bingo nirvana.

I can see Soundtrack to Robin Hood by Clannad, Rock Around the Clock by Bill Haley, Bizarre Fruit by M People, best of Joan Armatrading, Queen of Hearts by Dave Edmunds, Alpha by Asia for starters.

Just ut the left of Hotter Than July, Enya's The Memory of Trees and Carole King's Tapestry.

The Led Zeppelin box set is near the top corner of the door.

Is that lush's scar under the carpenters dvd?

I had a close look and it's not, there's a beardy, Robert Wyatt looking guy on the right hand side of the sleeve.

Right of Hotter Than July, Eurythmics Greatest Hits

Right wall, almost bottom left corner, something by Duane Eddy

Above that, Paul Young - No Parlez

Left wall, right corner, one up from bottom, Celine Dion - Let's Talk About Love

xpost

Think the beardy guy is this fella:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/8/86/StarsSimplyRedalbumcover.png

2 above Paul Young - Gone in 60 Seconds DVD

Katrina and the Waves s/t lower right, partly obscured by basket of bottle openers or kazoos or something

The DVDs are odd things to put on a wall. Posters I could understand but these are boxes and all.

Ha, Jeff Wayne's War of the Worlds to tie us to the original puzzle in this thread!
I can see Michael Bolton below Celine Dion. And no, that's not Lush, similar looking sleeve though.

Queen's Greatest Hits above the bottles.

Leftmost one above the beer thing is Ray Charles - Genius Loves Company.

Whitney Houston The Ultimate Collection, one down from top in corner

Yellowtail Shiraz, 2009, liquor cart, bottom center

any decent cds amongst that wsj article? alphabetical by the look of things. Big Audio Dynamite i can see...

https://s.wsj.net/public/resources/images/B3-AR217_LINERN_8SR_20180604192410.jpg

from here: https://www.wsj.com/articles/when-did-a-famous-guitar-smashing-occur-one-fan-insists-everyone-has-it-wrong-1528212278

Can easily see some chunks of Beasties, Beatles, Beck and the Clash obviously. Some Coltrane under the left elbow. Feelies up top.

Big Audio Dynamite
Big Star
Elvis Costello
Eminem
Fat Boy Slim
Fine Young Cannibals

that's all I got

the white one a bit to the left of the pink one that is located right under his right pinky: The Feelies - The Good Earth

maybe some Brian Eno a bit further to the left

Clapton and Enya

Sonic Youth's Experimental Jet Set in the upper right. Magnetic Fields in the middle below the record.

Sonic Youth is a good spot, and the only thing so far with anything like indie cred.

Mg Fields have a kind of indie cred (maybe more than SY!)

(I've never been that fussed about them. I think I have that 6ths record but nothing else)

(Wait, there was a CD with two albums on it, I have that too, the wayward bus / distant plastic trees)

Pavement - Crooked Rain and Slanted & Enchanted down to the left of his hips, I think

looks like an Island Records spine a bit to the left of those but can't make out what

This dude seems like a total canonist dullard!

(/s - callback to another thread)

who shows off the CD version of Metal Box, no film canister no credibility

Hole, Jesus Jones and Jet on 4th shelf.

Bugging me can't identify the 4 cds next to Hole.

fine young cannibals to the right of the feelies (third shelf just to left of the clash album)

bob dylan "time out of mind" third shelf left side

and i believe he's rocking some eminem a little to the right of that

ahem

oh! and oh!

Rightmost one on the shelf with the Impulse disks (I can't read those 2 at all, so is the Coltrane guess just an "If this guy has any Impulse they're gonna be Coltrane" thing?) looks to be Miles' Sketches Of Spain.

Re: Coltrane ID, is it that the first one looks to be Coltrane's One Down/One Up disk, so the next two are likely also him?

"the concert for new york city" - just to the right of the clash cd's

that appears to be "bon jovi's greatest hits" next to big star, partially obscured by the clash vinyl

Busted!

Can anyone help Rick Brown (of 75 Dollar Bill, Fish & Roses, Peach Cobbler, Run On, V-Effect, et al):

can you help me identify this image (crappy blow-up from bad snapshot of wall of my HS bedroom, circa '72)? pic.twitter.com/u1ta5I7FIp

— Rick Brown (@BrownBattery) February 28, 2019

anyone want to take a shot at cataloging the vinyl in this carly rae jepsen promo shot?

https://www.rollingstone.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/carly-rae-jepsen-album-review.jpg

easy ones:

wilco "yankee hotel foxtrot"
led zeppelin "led zeppelin ii"
paul du noyer's book "we all shine on: the stories behind every john lennon song" (masquerading as a vinyl album spine)

and in her hands:

richard swift "the hex"
pink floyd "a nice pair"

Vetiver - To Find Me Gone

pretty sure that's Axis Bold As Love to the right of the red one

There's one there that looks like it could be a battered copy of Muscle of Love, but I'll bet it isn't.

the CSN debut album is on there

i think i see the dazed and confused soundtrack too

I think that super beat up orange box is Concert For The People Of Bangladesh

the other one in her hands, on top of pink floyd, appears to be the phil ochs comp "chords of fame"

CDs:

Eric Hutchinson - Sounds Like This
Kail Baxley - Heatstroke / The Wind and the War (double EP)
Pat Gorman - Contempt

I think that super beat up orange box is Concert For The People Of Bangladesh

― Emperor Tonetta Ketchup (sleeve), Friday, May 17, 2019 3:32 PM (four minutes ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

Actually yes, that's probably what it is! Well spotted.

the other one in her hands: phil ochs "chords of fame"

xp missed fcc's post

I think that's the Beach Boys' Endless Summer in the middle there.

yes definitely endless summer.

Matt Mays – Once Upon A Hell of a Time

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-sW4tATO9tk0/VT8sBQSZ78I/AAAAAAAAuWk/LDoL6FuyKDY/s1600/Diana%2BRigg%2B7657643.jpg

Not that I need an excuse to post a picture of Diana Rigg in her sixties prime, but struggling to identify some of the albums here. Sketches of Spain and Sgt Pepper are easy enough to identify, but the four on the right are a bit more obscure. Anyone have any ideas?

The one bottom right looks like Greek and appears to say
ΤΑ Μ... Λ... ΤΡΑΓ... (probably τραγούδια)
but that doesn't help a lot because that just means "the ... ... songs"

(have searched for e.g. τα μεγάλα λαϊκά τραγούδια, the great Laïko songs, but nothing similar came up)

makes sense cuz the one on top appears to be greece as well

Xpost Just realised the top one has a rough map of Greece on the sleeve, wonder if they’re all Greek.

top

https://www.discogs.com/Μάνος-Χατζιδάκις-Ελλάς-Χώρα-Των-Ονείρων/release/3384440

https://img.discogs.com/WTERsaIVi2GyJuUMcwFLPatbeZY=/fit-in/600x600/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-3384440-1376309765-6503.jpeg.jpg

nice!

Ah, one of the others in his discography looks like the blue one:
Ν. Καζαντζάκης* , Μουσική Μ. Χατζιδάκις* , Τραγούδι Γ. Ρωμανός* ‎– Καπετάν Μιχάλης

(well found, btw!)

Wow, great work.

καπέλο

(chapeau in greek)

https://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/hh633/1Handloose/Suburbs_zpsenkofzdk.jpg

I got most of these, need help with a couple.

Left to right: Twilley Don't Mind, (the one to the left of that may be the same as the one on the far right, which it seems like I know?), below Twilley ???, Talking Heads More Songs, Roger Daltrey, Dictators' Bloodbrothers, don't know what's below that, Graham Parker's Parkerilla?, and that far right one that's bugging me.

Ah crap, why does the watermark show up?

Oh, the far right is David Johansen.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/so0AAOSwSdZWcelH/s-l300.jpg

... and there's one more, farther right than that, I don't know.

Cheap Trick

Oh yeah!

it doesn't look like an album cover but the font/typography looks right

https://thumbs.worthpoint.com/zoom/images1/1/0518/10/vintage-1978-cheap-trick-promo-think_1_aa9d2d222f13dc6213578b6ce8da94a4.jpg

Between Dictators and David Johansen is Rachel Sweet "Fool Around" US cover.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/fe/Foolaround.jpg

Yes! That's the one I thought was The Parkerilla. I saw Rachel Sweet at this very bar.

Hope this embed works....

https://ibb.co/j37kfdX

Okay, well, good enough I guess.

So, I was wondering about the black and white album rear cover that is propped up behind the DJ (it's a still from 'That Thing You Do' btw) it doesn't look like a 60s record, kinda looks like the back of a John Hiatt record from 1985 or something, any clues?

haha yeah that definitely does not look like an early 60s record!

Yeah, which is maybe why they turned it around, but considering the insane amount of period detail in the movie it's funny.

reminded me of Sting's Dream of the Blue Turtles but it isn't that

Bruce Findlay in his record shop Bruce's in Edinburgh. (1969) Pic: TSPL. pic.twitter.com/5zfUEyvb5K

— PictureThis Scotland (@74frankfurt) April 24, 2020

Struggling to identify any of these.

The Association, s/t, 2nd row down, 2nd along. The Charlatans directly below it.

"Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful" propped up against the skirting board to Bruce's left.
Laura Nyro, "New York Tendaberry" immediately to Bruce's left.
Andromeda, s/t, that kind of white circular design on the floor at the front.

"Nashville Skyline" directly above Bruce's head.

the one to the right of his right foot is The Association's Goodbye Columbus

https://i.imgur.com/oU7gp2k.jpg

Ornette Coleman, "Chappaqua Suite", top right hand corner (that was driving me nuts!!!)

Nashville Skyline, doh how did I miss that?

Any idea what the one with the big moustachioed mouth is?

The one at the edge of the photo beneath his foot is The Stooges debut.

Mostly black album on the on the floor on the far left is Ars Nova s/t. Sorry should have probably posted some of these covers.

https://assets.catawiki.nl/assets/2019/6/4/1/c/a/1caa5d0c-14b8-4121-82e5-314769200fb4.jpg

... a most unappealing cover!

What was that phrase picture editors on the NME or Melody Maker used to put under pictures of unattractive bands? "Sorry girls, they're married!"

Steve Miller Band, Your Saving Grace on the lower ledge, far right.

http://psychedelicized.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/220px-Your_Saving_Grace_Steve_Miller_Band_album_-_cover_art.jpg

To the left of the mustached mouth album is Mother Earth's Make A Joyful Noise.

https://img.discogs.com/3p7Y6CcmDEeNczFxJE-32sosxAc=/fit-in/600x598/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-2876340-1419023678-3479.jpeg.jpg

Cool, I was wondering what that was!

On floor next to Ars Nova is Lee Michaels' Carnival of Life.

https://img.discogs.com/T02uvs29JcRHtkGbU56tDbpog_k=/fit-in/300x300/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-2588757-1316382643.png.jpg

Nice sleeve.

First album on the 2nd row is "Family Entertainment" by Family.

http://a2.mzstatic.com/us/r1000/039/Music/69/1f/eb/mzi.frzvpkpv.600x600-75.jpg

Try that one again.

https://img.cdandlp.com/2015/03/imgL/117416670.jpg

Merryweather - Word of Mouth, between Mother Earth and Steve Miller

I cheated and managed to google it based on a description, being sure I knew it but just couldn't think of the name. Turns out there was no "Oh Yeah" moment.

https://img.cdandlp.com/2015/02/imgL/1118798628.jpg

Oh wow, good work!

Lower left looked like it said "The Savage Rose." Discogs.com, prove me right!

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-HyB1ubNBObI/VsBhv1V7kuI/AAAAAAAAGXQ/7zXvKupMAUs/s320/cover28.jpg

this one shouldn't be too hard: just a few cds hidden behind thelonious monk, ray charles and donny hathaway on amy winehouse's floor.

http://video-images.vice.com/_uncategorized/1632147464120-amy35804.jpeg

A Supremes box set (the Velvet longbox), and a Velvettes comp (under the Hathaway).

Some Belmonts comp on Ace over in the bottom right-hand corner.

xp: Velvelettes

I think the one under ray Charles is Street Signs by Ozomatli, but upside-down.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c2/Ozomatlistreetsigns.jpg

ooh, nice ozomatli spotting

I see the TDK logo under Monk so I guess that's a CD-R

I thought that might be Beck's Mellow Gold under Ozomatli, but I don't think it is ... but I'm saying it in case someone else can look closely and confirm that it, in fact, is.

I don't actually think so, but I can see why you would say that.

The one on the bottom of the Monk pile would probably be a good candidate for The Great Millennial Colour Drought but it is not included in that thread (unless as a broken link)

Robert Plant is your DJ. pic.twitter.com/Yu3CCmYAkf

— Eric Alper 🎧 (@ThatEricAlper) October 23, 2021

I spy:

Replacements: Let It Be
Some Fishbone album
British EP versions of the Elvis S/T and Muddy Waters Live At Newport

Is that Steve Reich Different Trains / Electric Counterpoint resting on the speaker?

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Z3uPwNyJL._SL1200_.jpg

The Phanton - Love Me 7"

Alexis Korner presents Kings of the Blues Vol 3 EP front center

Just to the left of the Steve Reich is the LP version of the NME cassette comp called “The Sugarhill Groove” (this one: https://www.discogs.com/release/532187-Various-The-Sugarhill-Groove) and next to that is “More Tales From The City” by the Band of Holy Joy.

Underneath the Elvis EP is this Howlin Wolf EP, “Tell Me”: https://www.discogs.com/release/3668212-Howlin-Wolf-Tell-Me

robert plant jus thinkin baout his new song, in my time of djing

Robert Plant cosplaying as an '80s teen girl

The photo is from the ‘My record collection’ feature in Q from 1990. Quote below may help identify some of them.

He sure ain't kidding, as lapping his ankles are treasures ranging from Otis Rush, Snooks Eaglin and Aaron Neville to Big Black, Robyn Hitchcock, Glen Branca ("I like discordancy"). The Band Of Holy Joy ("Ha!")m and Sinead O'Connor.

I wonder if that's where he first went on record as being a fan of Songs About Fucking?

Looks like it.

https://sites.create-cdn.net/siteimages/5/5/8/55872/29/5/2/2952478/246x318.jpg?1

awesome, lol

Many adorable things about that photo, but I especially love the janky-ass Ikea unit with the components on a shelf befitting sitting on the floor to listen to records. Like he got the lease suddenly, and bought the shelves from the previous occupant so as to start spinning records ASAP, and still hasn't gotten around to buying a chair. Landlord window treatments. I like to think of Plant having a little barebones pied-a-terre with nothing but stacks of records and an electric kettle.

cute outfit too tbr

Here we are again, I was browsing Rightmove and came across this interesting collection (apologies but I cannot seem to get the image to paste directly to ILX)

https://imgur.com/a/RTNsvgW

The only one I can identify off the bat is Suzanne Vega's 'Solitude Standing'.

the old fisheye-lens trick is really stretching those records out

Maybe this will work:

https://i.imgur.com/Y9dJBPA.png

The one with the skull on the top row is Archie Shepp - The Magic of Ju-Ju.

Two others I recognise are Marvin Gaye - I Want You and Annette Peacock - I'm the One.

Danny Brown - U Know What I'm Sayin?: Second row down, first on the left
Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing: Second row down, third from the left

Oh sorry, didn't see you already got Solitude Standing.

XXXP - Anagram, thnaks!

Brown’s Atrocity Exhibition beside uknowhatimsayin

soft machine 7 to the right of the peacock

donuts, top left

I thought that said J Dilla, but I hadn't seen the actual "donut" Donuts cover before.

Tame Impala, Slow Rush next to Donuts

the skull one is Archie Shepp's The Magic of Ju-Ju

...which Gavin already mentioned, nvm

Butterkist Sweet 'n' Salty, top row middle

thanks Photoshop
https://i.imgur.com/aeSd01h.png

Second from left, second from bottom is Sudan Archives - Athena.

...and the top right looks like Weather Report - 8:30.

Top row, fifth from left: Randy Weston - Blue Moses
Third fow, fourth from left: Leon Ware - Rockin' You Eternally

Very impressed with all these identifications. The Suzanne Vega LP seems like an odd duck amongst all the other material.

I thought bottom left was De La Soul "Eye Know" but seems not to match.

this is the library of a serious breakhead, that's what the Suzanne Vega has in common with the rest

Yeah, I get the impression this person isn't jamming out to Ironbound/Fancy Poultry.

Yandex reverse image search is getting a few of these:
Top row third from left: The Rolf Kühn Group – Total Space
Second row fourth: Saint-Preux - Le Piano Sous La Mer
Third row sixth: The Family Dogg – A View From Rowland's Head

middle jacket is mr. wrench (russell harvard), fargo, season 1.

Anyone else mad that the bottom row, third from the left isn't Tres Hombres? The green was the first thing I latched onto, but a second glance confirmed absolutely not. Now I just want to know!

Green one was actually the first one that felt familiar. Thought it might be Willis Alan Ramsey, which would be weird, but no.

https://i.discogs.com/t-vShVko2GMTvWiM21iet5d5ceeg0TgozJyL9IMLuF4/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:600/w:595/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWltYWdlcy9SLTI2/MTk2NzUtMTYwMjU1/OTg3MC0xMTk1Lmpw/ZWc.jpeg

Bottom left corner: Homeboy Sandman - White Sands

Some obvious ones here; Bowie, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Sparks, Monty Python and ahem, Billy Connolly but missing a few.

Billy Connolly in 1974 pic.twitter.com/mnYHAC4C7i

— Record Lovers (@recordlovers) January 26, 2022

And Bryan Ferry of course.

Peter Hammill's In Camera near the top left.

Souther-Hillman-Furay Band by the kid's lightsaber

oh it's just a regular sword, not a lightsaber

Shock Treatment by the Edgar Winer Group bottom right, had it in my head it was Cheap Trick.

photo makes the kid look like he's got some right mutton chops

Ha! I'd also want to question Bill's choice of footwear.

Mahavishnu Orchestra, "Apocalypse", above Bryan Ferry.

Mahavishnu Orchestra is a phrase I can imagine 1974 Billy Connolly saying

The green face on maroon background is Annette Peacock - I’m The One.

Which fits with the owner being a sampling type - it has some great early examples of sticking vocals through a moog filter and decent drums in places.

That was for the pic maresn3st posted btw.

Gavin, Leeds mentioned that one already.

So he did, whoops.

Billy Connolly pic has Mountain - Avalanche lower left.

Next to that is Black Oak Arkansas - Street Party, I think? The year is right.

Most curious about the single which looks like someone swimming.

It's The 'In' Crowd by Bryan Ferry

I feel like I know that one on the bottom with the spotlight and it's driving me crazy

https://img.discogs.com/rqf0lAVdS0HPkK0cvz4HFuAiKrI=/fit-in/300x300/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-799600-1394481001-8717.jpeg.jpg

It was mentioned in the initial post.

ahh TY

'Blackdance' by Klaus Schulze above Peter Hammill.

https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/v6n26ia23SgdrAvev2HhZb-1024-80.jpg.webp

From a story on Frippertronics.

The only one I've got is Boz Skaggs behind Fripp's head.

tormato

next to his right lapel

bootsy on top

two copies of the same George benson on the far right + Elton greatest hits and honky chateau

and the first Toto album

Also Eric Carmen's Boats Against the Current sideways in front of his forehead.

Can't Buy A Thrill by the Dan bottom row right behind his back, and Caravan To Midnight by Robin Trower above it.

fwiw here's the same photo in higher res:

https://i.imgur.com/B9ACr1X.jpg

https://www.soulandfunkmusic.com/frontcover/album/884562304/front-cover-george_benson-in_flight.jpg
to the right of the jacket dude with his head cut off

Also this I think, but maybe a slightly different version of the cover?

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/b/b4/Ejgh.jpg

Elton's Honky Chateau also upper right.

lol killfiled

I see Gil Scott heron’s midnight band upper right

https://thevinylfactory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/listening-room-potato-head-bali.jpg

^ some easy ones, some a bit more obscure

big version here: https://thevinylfactory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/listening-room-potato-head-bali.jpg

https://media.cdr.nl/COVER/MEDIUM/FRONT/JK148207/Behind-the-gardens-behind-the-wall-under-the-tree.jpg

I've got most of the obvious ones, but the one below Andreas is driving me nuts.

yeah, i don't know that or the one next to it with the cat sniffing someone's bottom. hardly know any on the middle set of shelves either apart from james white. i own one of those super disco brake's though!

https://www.discogs.com/master/178688-Asha-Puthli-1001-Nights-Of-Love

oh nice! only asha i really know is 'the devil is loose'. i should fix that!

Ocean Side by Momoko Kikuchi

Voyager by Yumi Matsutoya

wow, good work!

Takanaka by Masayoshi Takanaka

Brasilian Skies by Masayoshi Takanaka

I spot this random 2015 baldelli single next to the gear

https://www.discogs.com/release/7515490-Daniele-Baldelli-Cosmic-Temple-Chapter-2

pretty sure that baldelli must've played there, so kind of makes sense. good spot tho!

Original version of first YMO album

Pacific by Haruomi Hosono et al.

Make Me A Star by The Square

Sakamoto's 'Left-Handed Dream', uppermost on the left there.

And the cat looking in the circular mirror is a 12" by Velvet Season & The Hearts of Gold

https://www.discogs.com/release/7537515-Velvet-Season-The-Hearts-Of-Gold-Fishpowder-Dance-Witchdoctor-Love

Twitter's dying, it's time for some real content.

So I came in to to living room to find Dad watching Only Fools and Horses with the sound off and pausing it at random frames.

"I was trying to work out what records he's selling in his stall."

So we worked them out together pic.twitter.com/H7TI7UYQqE

— get ahead - Kathy Griffin (@fireh9lly) November 18, 2022

I didn't cheat and look at any of the replies. Very top is Flash Fearless vs. the Zorg Women. I actually own this record.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.discogs.com%2Frelease%2F2051413-Various-Flash-Fearless-Versus-The-Zorg-Women-Parts-5-6&psig=AOvVaw12SAm9u7WrDpPki8Nv0506&ust=1668886543262000&source=images&cd=vfe&ved=0CA8QjRxqFwoTCIjR6_68uPsCFQAAAAAdAAAAABAH

https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/516wuuTf4WL._SY580_.jpg

already posted on the "record store in Clockwork Orange" thread, fyi

In the walkthrough for this house for sale, in Glastonbury no less, there are silver and gold records on the wall, you can see them at 1'41". There is also a caricature of a guitarist on a shelf space and the records on the wall seem to have been released on Chrysalis, but the covers and small and kinda blurry. Let's figure this one out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRhsg4yJ0Bg

Oh bum sorry, ignore that, here is the proper clip -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aDtoiF5-OPo

Through the Ikeahole

So it's B3n3dict House, which is a B&B (or at least has been) - https://www.tripadvisor.com/Hotel_Review-g186373-d4327335-Reviews-Benedict_House_B_B-Glastonbury_Somerset_England.html

Reviews mention "Chrissy and David", but the most recent one is from 2016 so maybe they sold it to the Chrysalis Records veteran?

Last sold in October 2015 if I’m reading the land registry right, so change of owners round then is plausible.
The Golden Apple gallery is attached but there’s little info online about it.

That said there are little square boxes of tissues on bedside tables in both the tripadvisor and estate agent pics so maybe there is continuity there, despite the absence of ornamental dragons in the TA pics.

Browsing through Chrysalis' discography and I'm wondering if it could be Ian Anderson?

Way too small, he has a stone cottage somewhere in its own grounds I think

I reckon it is a member of Steeleye Span, two of the covers next to each other look like Parcel of Rogues and All Around my Hat

There doesn't seem to be any sort of music practice space in the house - no instruments around. Is it more likely to be a producer, manager, executive?

Could easily be yes, or a studio engineer

In the bedroom in this house there is a flight simulator

https://media.rightmove.co.uk/203k/202772/131984537/202772_1499976-1_IMG_13_0000.jpeg

https://i.imgur.com/dgZ6nTt.jpeg

ok which ilxor is this

lol I literally just saw that on bsky and thought of this thread, kudos

lotta crazy out of focus stuff happening there but I see two Broadcast CDs and a Bjork

possibly The Moon And The Melodies two to the right of the Bjork

laughing stock by talk talk #showstheEarthsglobe #onethread

ocean rain by echo and the bunnymen

Charli XCX and Kraftwerk

Nénette and Boni soundtrack (Tindersticks?) above The Moon & The Melodies

discreet music by brian eno (?)

I feel like I recognize the redish one on the left (to the left of the Broadcast pendulum EP), but I can't place my finger on it.

British Sea Power next to Bjork

xp broadcast - work and non work

btw something that's kinda weird about the original pic in this thread - that copy of Equinoxe by Jarre is not the original cover, in fact it's not any cover, that's the cover to the Equinoxe 5 single. however that cover only appeared as a 7" single, none of the 12s had a cover at all, also the font on it looks a little wacky, leading me to believe that maybe it's actually a print out? despite the album itself being incredibly available?

the albums in that photo look too big to be actual albums.

I was wondering if that was the case, it kind of scales with the bookcase but the bed and dresser would have to be unusually small I guess

that makes it a bit stranger though since so many of the albums up there are bargain bin picks, although I've never seen We Can't Dance on vinyl, even if the three before are plenty ubiquitous

so its almost like they just printed off random album covers to decorate the wall

noted upthread

(a) I think these are all hand painted facsimiles, and [...]

― attention vampire (MatthewK), Sunday, February 12, 2017

tuomas may be otm

I think these covers were chosen because they all have colourful painted/drawn visuals, and no photos, not because they represent someone's musical taste. Makes sense to pick covers like these if they are indeed handmade facsimiles.

― Tuomas, Monday, February 13, 2017

The proportions also get funkier as you move to the images on the far right, they are wider than they are tall.

i think that may be realtor photography at work (the chest looks kind of stretched too).

Soul Jazz dubstep comp Box of Dub there in yellow and orange

that's radio-activity by kraftwerk

Rolling cover connection! I still think of the Kraftwerk with the black and white art.

it's a background lol.

pitchfork6.3s.jpg

:O

i thought Box Of Dub too, if only because everything else around it starts with a B

but BoD has much more obvious text on the cover

it's a background lol.

pitchfork6.3s.jpg

Another view:
https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:46jdgs6buazhenot7wnzjbx6/bafkreicusxruq6l6txm6wvrwutmp3kpbukygf6k6hzzh3ymj3jyawj25pi@jpeg

And I see he has been mentioned on ILM before:

Matter at the Blue Room ended a couple of months ago. In its place there's a rotating cast of weekly Sunday nights. I'm listing them with some of the other less club oriented regular DJ events around town:
SALT (listed first, because it's my night, dammit)
synthfunk, indiepop, dancehall, grime, electropunk, hip hop, industrial, hits
DJ's Sad and Lonely
1st Wednesday monthly
Cafe Saint-Ex

<>
indiedisco and beyond
DJ Will Eastman
generally 3rd Saturday monthly
the Black Cat

Confusion
disco, new wave, funk, postpunk, hiphop
DJ's Serpico, William Alberque, Cullen Stalin, Sad
generally 4th Saturday monthly
the Black Cat

Yellow Fever
reggae, groove, soul, hip-hop, dub
DJ's Yellow Fever
Tuesdays biweekly
Cafe Saint-Ex

Spilt Milk
rock, disco, funk, mod, punk, soul
Tuesdays biweekly
Red

Blowoff
indie house?
DJ's Bob Mould and Richard Morel
Saturdays
9:30 Club

Taking the Piss
jingle-jangle indie pop & psychedelic
occasional Fridays
Marx Cafe

We Fought the Big One
UK post punk, shoegaze, guitar pop, indie dance
DJ's Brandon Grover and Rick Taylor
1st Friday monthly
Marx Cafe

The Wag
60's garage soul & trash
DJ Mark Zimin
1st Saturday monthly
the Black Cat

The Mousetrap
brit pop, indie
DJ Mark Zimin
generally 2nd Saturday monthly
the Black Cat

Cold
coldwave, darkwave
2nd Sunday monthly
the Blue Room

Atmosphere
post punk, UK indie, dream pop
3rd Sunday monthly
the Blue Room

The Melting Pot
everything, 1964-1980
DJ Neville Chamberlain
Thursday biweekly
Cafe Saint-Ex

UH-HUH!
rock and roll
DJ Johnny
Sundays
Cafe Saint-Ex

Groove
soul, mod, garage
DJ Beat Neat-O
Thursdays biweekly
Cafe Saint-Ex

I'll work on a whole separate list of the club/hip hop/EDM events...

― Brian Miller, Wednesday, 11 February 2004 14:55 (twenty-one years ago)

lol at DJ Neville Chamberlain. I wonder if he ever discussed measures to prevent nuclear war with Mr Alberque in between playing Felix da Housecat and Delta 5.

ok which ilxor is this

New Order Substance in latest photo!

Also:

-Horsegirl, Phonetics On and On
-Dirty Three, Ocean Songs

Hi, I'm Stewart and I'd like ilx to identify the hippest records in my collection

https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FaTOT2VlrlXUdM0vKfyYrfhtPv9EGcfTTHRY_l5BA674.png%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26format%3Dpjpg%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D1f5ffd2aa87d26d354dd5225130e376ce86c30c7

oh ffs

url is here, thought a reddit link may be troublesome: https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fexternal-preview.redd.it%2FaTOT2VlrlXUdM0vKfyYrfhtPv9EGcfTTHRY_l5BA674.png%3Fwidth%3D640%26crop%3Dsmart%26format%3Dpjpg%26auto%3Dwebp%26s%3D1f5ffd2aa87d26d354dd5225130e376ce86c30c7

beabadoobee - coffee

Kraftwerk 1 & 2

bio:

Proud analyst for the Pacific Forum. I can identify warhead types and rare b-sides with alacrity and alarming accuracy.

Laughing Stock by Talk Talk, and what might be Cluster & Eno next to Kraftwerk. I see Closer, Unknown Pleasures, and The Moon & Melodies

re: the reddit link. hard to tell what most of them are without zooming in, but one of them is can's monster movie

trout mask replica is also on there (more than once, maybe?)

I see Zeit by Tangerine Dream close to Can

Music for Airports and Billie Eilish top left. Metal Box peeking out lower left.

This is a still from the Netflix show The Four Seasons. It's clearly a mock-up as no Joy Division LP, official or unofficial, ever had a cover like this. My question is why would they go to the trouble of making a mock-up? Why not show an actual cover?

https://i.imgur.com/hPloqPR.jpeg

New Order Substance in latest photo!

Andy Bell's Pinball Wanderer below that

xpost all the album covers for that show are probably mockups (copyright reasons?) - the Modest Mouse fans have the exact same question on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/ModestMouse/s/Asoz3s5kSe

I get that but I don't get why showing a real LP cover on a TV show would be a copyright violation?

I mean Stewart Lee isn't rushing to cover up his Kraftwerk covers for fear of being sued for copyright

if you show a real LP cover on TV you need to pay for the image. Cheaper to use some AI-gen mockup.