A highly subjective topic, no doubt...but

My vote goes for Herb Alpert's "A Taste of Honey". I suppose I could make a few additional comments, but they are probably best left unstated. I even like the LP.

Any way, it sure beats the John Lennon/Joko Yono cover from the 70's. That one always made me shudder.

Fire away,
Chas

I suggest you check out karloffsidekick's post in recordcollectorsguild.org. Look in the Open Forum, thread 'The Five Top Records You Bought in 2008', page 4.

We do not allow such indecent images on this site, so I won't even link to them.

:D:D:D

A highly subjective topic, no doubt...but

My vote goes for Herb Alpert's "A Taste of Honey". I suppose I could make a few additional comments, but they are probably best left unstated. I even like the LP.

Any way, it sure beats the John Lennon/Joko Yono cover from the 70's. That one always made me shudder.

Fire away,
Chas

I liked that album, too... if we're talking about the same one. The album name was Whipped Cream And Other Delights... the 1st track was A Taste Of Honey. You ought to get the "Re-Whipped" version that came out a couple years ago. It features hip-hop and R&B productions, etc. mostly from the original recordings but with some new overdubs by Alpert himself. It's hard to describe, but intriguing.

Cheesecake, you say?
Peruse this site's collection of Westminster Gold album covers...
http://www.westminstergold.com/

I suggest you check out karloffsidekick's post in recordcollectorsguild.org. Look in the Open Forum, thread 'The Five Top Records You Bought in 2008', page 4.

We do not allow such indecent images on this site, so I won't even link to them.

:D:D:D

Page 5 actually. Gonna need to find those "Stag Party" series of records:naughty:


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My favorite was always the first "Flash" album, followed by Roxy Music's "Country Life."

I liked that album, too... if we're talking about the same one. The album name was Whipped Cream And Other Delights... the 1st track was A Taste Of Honey. You ought to get the "Re-Whipped" version that came out a couple years ago. It features hip-hop and R&B productions, etc. mostly from the original recordings but with some new overdubs by Alpert himself. It's hard to describe, but intriguing.

You mean my avatar? :D

My favorite was always the first "Flash" album, followed by Roxy Music's "Country Life."

I picked up the "Country Life" LP a few days ago in a thrift shop. Rather surprising, out here in East Outer Prudistan...

I always liked Ohio Players' covers. :D
Tom

Cheesecake, you say?
Peruse this site's collection of Westminster Gold album covers...
http://www.westminstergold.com/


Wow! What creative and whimsical album covers. Internet find of he week!

Wow! What creative and whimsical album covers. Internet find of he week!

They continued the great American tradition of stupid covers for classical music.

While London records were recorded and pressed in England, the covers were designed and printed here. Some of the early ones were a real hoot.

I suggest you check out karloffsidekick's post in recordcollectorsguild.org. Look in the Open Forum, thread 'The Five Top Records You Bought in 2008', page 4.

We do not allow such indecent images on this site, so I won't even link to them.

:D:D:D

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