Great cover for this Lindstrom and Prinz Thomas 12" on Eskimo Recordings.
Originally spotted at Iso50.
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Wood is good
Posted by Phil at 15:34
Labels: design, graphics, sleeve-art
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2 comments:
I really liked LFO's 'Sheath', the limited edition..probably nothing spectacular (or as spectacular as wood) but after my standards it's still the sexiest album cover!
I'm finding it hard to locate a decent size image of that actually, but I take it you mean the one that looks like this?
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