This is the start of "Chris Poland half week". In 1993 Chris was in a band called Damn the machine and they released their one and only album. Here is the cover. Do you like it, don't like it or think that it's just okay?
While I kinda agree with Ray, I'm still not crazy about it. It looks dated. A lot of album covers from that time have that "bad photoshop" appearance. I'm on the fence on this one. At least it isn't the blunt-force stupidity of that Keel cover!
I like it, but maybe it could have been better. Maybe a broader abgle that showed more sky or something. My college roommate was an art major and he had an assignment to paint a landscape. He hated doing landscapes and no idea what to do. I showed hims this cd cover and he did a slight variation on it and got a good grade. He gave me the painting and I had it on my wall at college for a few years. I got rid of the painting when I quit smoking in 1998.
I dig it. I love the social commentary implied here.
ReplyDeleteI don't like it! Doesn't catch my eye, and that's what a cover should do! It looks to depressing.
ReplyDeleteWhile I kinda agree with Ray, I'm still not crazy about it. It looks dated. A lot of album covers from that time have that "bad photoshop" appearance. I'm on the fence on this one. At least it isn't the blunt-force stupidity of that Keel cover!
ReplyDeleteI like it. I used to know a guy that would pick cigarettes buts out of an ashtray and smoke what was ever left.
ReplyDeleteCool cover.
ReplyDeleteHa! I like that one. Never saw it before.
ReplyDeleteI'm not digging this one at all...the cigarette thing just turns me off...
ReplyDeleteI like it, but maybe it could have been better. Maybe a broader abgle that showed more sky or something. My college roommate was an art major and he had an assignment to paint a landscape. He hated doing landscapes and no idea what to do. I showed hims this cd cover and he did a slight variation on it and got a good grade. He gave me the painting and I had it on my wall at college for a few years. I got rid of the painting when I quit smoking in 1998.
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