Zion Hill dub on Pressure Sounds

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I'm afraid it's not a joke for the cover:
http://www.piccadillyrecords.com/produc ... 88942.html
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Funky Punk
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Re: Zion Hill dub on Pressure Sounds

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Has anyone put a bottle of Reggae Reggae Sauce on an album cover yet?

If not, it will happen.
Congo Bunny
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Re: Zion Hill dub on Pressure Sounds

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Funky Punk wrote:Has anyone put a bottle of Reggae Reggae Sauce on an album cover yet?

If not, it will happen.
It will be one of those cheap crap "best reggae" albums featuring chakka demus and pliers, ub40, simply red, apachie indian, shaggy, bitsy mclean, bennie man etc, you know the ones I mean
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Congo Bunny wrote: It will be one of those cheap crap "best reggae" albums featuring chakka demus and pliers, ub40, simply red, apachie indian, shaggy, bitsy mclean, bennie man etc, you know the ones I mean
Yep. With some random chick in a bikini on a beach holding the bottle...
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Only problem is there is no original artwork. So Pressure Sounds had entirely free hands in doing something to reflect the music's character.
So what's wrong with the bottle of hot sauce? The music is spicy! I think it's a nice looking cover and a fine visual metaphor for the music - even if I don't think it's particularly spicy! ;)

Kalcidis, I know you are a creative guy - if you were Pressure Sounds' designer, what artwork would you have chosen?
This is upsetting: http://www.upsetter.net
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Mick Sleeper wrote: Kalcidis, I know you are a creative guy - if you were Pressure Sounds' designer, what artwork would you have chosen?
I'm not Kalcidis, but I think that a giant cartoon drum with Mick Jagger lips would've been the obvious choice here.

I mean, you can't really go far wrong with that set-up...
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Someone has done a nice alternative cover for it on blood n fire board
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That was Kalcidis.

PS cover would not be my first choice, but hell i'm looking forward to hearing this album - cover be damned.

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j j wrote:PS cover would not be my first choice, but hell i'm looking forward to hearing this album - cover be damned.
+1

It used to be about the music.....

I am just grateful that Pressure Sounds is making this available, this one has always been as rare as hen's teeth.
I don't care if mine comes in a paper bag.
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Mick Sleeper wrote:Kalcidis, I know you are a creative guy - if you were Pressure Sounds' designer, what artwork would you have chosen?
To be honest I think if I had the same budget and time I would be able to put together a much nicer cover -- which really isn't saying anything :) Did a very quick rough draft of how a cover could look like over at B&F. Nothing fancy but something very simple that I felt reflected the music much more than the PS alternative.
Funky Punk wrote:I'm not Kalcidis, but I think that a giant cartoon drum with Mick Jagger lips would've been the obvious choice here.
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Classic! :D
davek wrote:It used to be about the music.....
It still is about the music. Just that some of us feel that the visual presentation of it also plays a part. If you'd serve a dish nicely you'd enjoy it more than if it was plated sloppy because we also eat with our eyes. Same thing with music. A nicely designed sleeve adds to the music (for me at least) and a badly designed does the opposite.

Something must have been wrong for people to react this way on it?
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