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Judging By The Cover: Vol – 13

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This is the series where we give you an abstract description of some of the most famous rock and metal album’s art! See the description below and try to see if you can figure out what we are describing… Let us know what it is in the comments!

Album Art Description

A black background frames a single prism struck by a beam of white light. On the other side, the light bursts into a rainbow spectrum. The design is clean, scientific, and iconic. It feels like sound turned into geometry.

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17 responses to “Judging By The Cover: Vol – 13”

  1. Roger avatar
    Roger

    I bought this about 5 years after it came out! tDSotM -PF

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Indeed it is 🙂

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  2. richardbist avatar
    richardbist

    I agree with Roger…definitely DSotM.

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Indeed it is! 🙂

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  3. lyndhurstlaura avatar
    lyndhurstlaura

    Dark Side of the Moon – easy peasy! 🙂

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Correct 😀

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      1. lyndhurstlaura avatar
        lyndhurstlaura

        Yay! 🙂

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  4. Rosie Scribblah avatar
    Rosie Scribblah

    That great classic Dark Side of the Moon, designed by Storm Thorgerson and George Hardie. Fabulous

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Indeed! 🙂

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  5. robjtriggs avatar
    robjtriggs

    Iconic!

    Legend has it that the design was based on a noose that a stagehand used to kill himself on the set of The Wizard of Oz, with which the album can act as a soundtrack. Not true, of course, but good story nevertheless

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Wow what a tale that would be if it had been true!

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      1. robjtriggs avatar
        robjtriggs

        The link with WoO is pretty solid: there’s loads of stuff ont’ net about it – just when to put the album on and so on. Money links with the Yellow Brick Road etc (you know WoO is about capitalism, right?).

        Only problem is that the band says it’s coincidence. I keep meaning to try but I only have the live CD of Pulse and I’ve no idea if that syncs

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        1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
          Fox Reviews Rock

          Sounds like its time to do some digging for me 🙂

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  6. Columbia River Gorge “Outdoor Training Journal” avatar
    Columbia River Gorge “Outdoor Training Journal”

    Thanks for the share!

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      No worries! 🙂

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  7. Greg Dennison avatar
    Greg Dennison

    I’m a few days behind, but I knew this one

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    1. Fox Reviews Rock avatar
      Fox Reviews Rock

      Still counts to me 😁

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