Prog Album Art
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Great music demands great art.
Apparently.
Apparently.
The gift-wrapped boy and dog are actually the least-disturbing elements on display here.
Rick is fixing you with a gaze that can only be described as ‘the last thing you see before the chloroform kicks in’.
Rick is fixing you with a gaze that can only be described as ‘the last thing you see before the chloroform kicks in’.
January 12, 2025 at 8:10 PM
The gift-wrapped boy and dog are actually the least-disturbing elements on display here.
Rick is fixing you with a gaze that can only be described as ‘the last thing you see before the chloroform kicks in’.
Rick is fixing you with a gaze that can only be described as ‘the last thing you see before the chloroform kicks in’.
Norwegian metal proggers Leprous here with an album cover that’s the visual definition of the phrase “well, that’s quite a lot to unpack...”
December 17, 2024 at 11:02 PM
Norwegian metal proggers Leprous here with an album cover that’s the visual definition of the phrase “well, that’s quite a lot to unpack...”
1970. A lot of chemicals were floating about at the time.
Don’t have nightmares, kids.
Don’t have nightmares, kids.
December 5, 2024 at 10:44 PM
1970. A lot of chemicals were floating about at the time.
Don’t have nightmares, kids.
Don’t have nightmares, kids.
“No Steve, let’s not bother with the fantasy art we’ve had on previous outings. For this one, get someone using a potato to take a photo of you. For added edginess, could you be mildly hungover in the pic? Thanks.”
November 30, 2024 at 5:12 PM
“No Steve, let’s not bother with the fantasy art we’ve had on previous outings. For this one, get someone using a potato to take a photo of you. For added edginess, could you be mildly hungover in the pic? Thanks.”
This won’t be the last from Nektar - they’ve got some doozies in the back catalogue.
This was from their more sensible era, artwork-wise. The contents are cover versions, performed by session musicians alongside a couple of original band members. Now That’s What I Call Prog.
This was from their more sensible era, artwork-wise. The contents are cover versions, performed by session musicians alongside a couple of original band members. Now That’s What I Call Prog.
November 23, 2024 at 12:26 PM
This won’t be the last from Nektar - they’ve got some doozies in the back catalogue.
This was from their more sensible era, artwork-wise. The contents are cover versions, performed by session musicians alongside a couple of original band members. Now That’s What I Call Prog.
This was from their more sensible era, artwork-wise. The contents are cover versions, performed by session musicians alongside a couple of original band members. Now That’s What I Call Prog.
Hungary’s Omega here, with 1978’s “We were beaten up in school, but look at us now in a rock n’roll band”.
That’s probably *not* the actual title, but my Hungarian is a bit rusty.
Anyway, any chance to use the phrase “Magyar space-rockers” should be grasped firmly.
That’s probably *not* the actual title, but my Hungarian is a bit rusty.
Anyway, any chance to use the phrase “Magyar space-rockers” should be grasped firmly.
November 19, 2024 at 6:54 PM
Hungary’s Omega here, with 1978’s “We were beaten up in school, but look at us now in a rock n’roll band”.
That’s probably *not* the actual title, but my Hungarian is a bit rusty.
Anyway, any chance to use the phrase “Magyar space-rockers” should be grasped firmly.
That’s probably *not* the actual title, but my Hungarian is a bit rusty.
Anyway, any chance to use the phrase “Magyar space-rockers” should be grasped firmly.
Next in the line of Animal-Weapon hybrid artwork comes the classic Tarkus from Emerson Lake & Palmer.
- 21-minute song suite? Check.
- Concept piece? Check.
- Cover image that would have Social Services called in if your kid drew it? Check.
None More Prog.
- 21-minute song suite? Check.
- Concept piece? Check.
- Cover image that would have Social Services called in if your kid drew it? Check.
None More Prog.
November 18, 2024 at 10:17 PM
Next in the line of Animal-Weapon hybrid artwork comes the classic Tarkus from Emerson Lake & Palmer.
- 21-minute song suite? Check.
- Concept piece? Check.
- Cover image that would have Social Services called in if your kid drew it? Check.
None More Prog.
- 21-minute song suite? Check.
- Concept piece? Check.
- Cover image that would have Social Services called in if your kid drew it? Check.
None More Prog.
Band: Could you do us a dove for our LP cover?
Artist: No problem, symbol of peace, yeah?
Band: That’s it. Only can you put a bomb bay in its chest?
Artist:
Band: And a stream of bombs falling on the town below.
Artist: Roger Dean never had this trouble.
Artist: No problem, symbol of peace, yeah?
Band: That’s it. Only can you put a bomb bay in its chest?
Artist:
Band: And a stream of bombs falling on the town below.
Artist: Roger Dean never had this trouble.
November 18, 2024 at 7:24 PM
Band: Could you do us a dove for our LP cover?
Artist: No problem, symbol of peace, yeah?
Band: That’s it. Only can you put a bomb bay in its chest?
Artist:
Band: And a stream of bombs falling on the town below.
Artist: Roger Dean never had this trouble.
Artist: No problem, symbol of peace, yeah?
Band: That’s it. Only can you put a bomb bay in its chest?
Artist:
Band: And a stream of bombs falling on the town below.
Artist: Roger Dean never had this trouble.