Horrible 70s album titles like I've Got My Own Album To Do

the Skyhooks were masters of the form!

this thread always cheers me up

The hand closest to the POV looks like a right hand and is only showing 4 fingers, and the nail polish matches. I see a thumb and the next 3 fingers. It could be the pinky is the one cut off rather than just out of view.

Green fingernailed hand in the middle there is actually a severed hand being waved around by someone else. Red fingernailed hand second from left has three fingers and a thumb only. What this means I dunno.

Also follows that the visual of the band on stage would be from the letter-writer's point of view.

The PS on the letter is "I will wave" so I'm going with the idea that the foregrounded fingertips are Denise's.

I wonder if the band wanted to show the finger stump but the label said no way, and the art was changed.

So so happy with this series of posts.

many x's and p: that Terry Stamp album is actually pretty cool, with Ollie Halsall from Patto on guitar. And Stamp was in Third World War. But that doesn't change the cover.

http://s.ecrater.com/stores/26865/4ca39cd5b38b4_26865n.jpg

Ian Gomm - Gomm With The Wind

A couple of better threads for artist name puns.

Awful puns/neologisms as album titles

Horrible album titles that pun on the artist's name

solitary posts that effortlessly summarize the spirit of ILX

Look, I know it's 2011, but can we get an honorable mention here?

http://i63.tinypic.com/ftmpu1.jpg

lolz

The background lady has one too!

I think that is the same dude from the Mars Volta cover.

Nazareth deserves some props here for having not one but three album titles that utilize the shortened 'n' in place of and.

1973- Loud 'n' Proud
1976- Close Enough for Rock 'n' Roll (previously mentioned) & Play 'n' the Game

And speaking of "and" what the heck was 'Johnny Winter And' all about? That is a different level of band name and also seems to fit here in some ways.

Arthur Baker's Kingdom Come - 'Galactic Zoo Dossier' from '71 is another one that fits here and would have worked nicely as a Budgie album title.

I love how overworked the visual gag is. He can't have hair! Otherwise it will be confusing. And, uh, better put a little ladder on also.

Excellent stuff.

holy shit. that Steve Miller album cover. so amazing.

looks like he was in a weird lawnmower accident and had to have his head stitched back together

by the hare

Did we have this one yet?

http://e.snmc.io/lk/f/l/ca779b3da4fa1e170e157562e1d6ead1/1351708.jpg

Al Stewart - 24 Carrots

lol

http://www.geocities.jp/procolharum_1967/Solo/garynomorefearofflying.jpg
Gary Brooker - No More Fear of Flying

many x's and p: that Terry Stamp album is actually pretty cool, with Ollie Halsall from Patto on guitar. And Stamp was in Third World War. But that doesn't change the cover.

― rudy githyanki (GOTT PUNCH II HAWKWINDZ), Friday, December 9, 2016 6:49 AM (six days ago) Bookmark Flag Post Permalink

damn patto & third world war that's some serious 70s deep cut heavy rock power

ahahah that brooker is really close, just in terms of staging, to how i was picturing the hypothetical reshoots for "Endless Flight" here: Horrible 70s album titles like I've Got My Own Album To Do

Second, or possibly third, appearance itt for Garth Hewitt, this time with his 1982 opus, "Record of the Weak":

http://www.garthhewitt.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/Record_of_the_We_514883103b7a8.jpg

Michael de Albuquerque, "We May Be Cattle But We've All Got Names"

http://disk-market.sakura.ne.jp/jk/3L-01669.jpg

Haha. Dude looks like my uncle in the late 1970s.

Today I managed to see Christopher Milk's "Some People Will Drink Anything!," Hot Legs' "You Didn't Like It Because You Didn't Think Of It," and the Jaggerz' "We Went To Different Schools Together," all within the span of five minutes' browsing. Warmed my heart, it did.

was transfixed by the 70s-ness of this in local record shop, first solo album by Lindisfarne singer

http://i.imgur.com/GJXjr7o.jpg

woah that cover is gonna haunt me

reminds me of this book cover

http://images.gr-assets.com/books/1201810798l/2714571.jpg

sadly, afaik Denny Laine never attempted a horrible 70s album title punning on that book.

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-hfJZSwOVvDc/Uu3R7a3IJZI/AAAAAAAAG_I/7WxIE_-b7zs/s1600/folder.jpg
https://img.discogs.com/LeeQvvPaoYu1_vcR-Jihu1-0FVg=/fit-in/300x300/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-5066040-1383575816-8788.jpeg.jpg

^would buy. very nearly picked up this (posted way upthread) when i spotted it the other week. might go back and see if it's still there.

omfg adam, that is a PRIZE

Yes that's amazing.

Been listening to 80s & 90s Rush today & real realized that it's 15 years too late but Presto is totally one of these http://img.rush.com/wp-content/uploads

http://rockpolice.net/img/reviews/rush-presto-music-album_big.jpg

http://www.rekord.net/cover/bigthumbs/rekord.42502.jpg

Chas & Dave - One Fing'n'Annuver

https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/__GN1JnUzFBM/TSegUyo2fiI/AAAAAAAAA68/JUL1xwL2CF4/s400/Page0009.jpg

Supercharge - Local Lads Make Good

https://backwoodrecords.jp/photo/1471695529rrio349569.jpg

Ashton, Gardner, Dyke & Co. - What A Bloody Long Day It's Been

http://img.cdandlp.com/2014/12/imgL/117282346.jpg

http://img.cdandlp.com/2014/12/imgL/117282346-2.jpg

Potliquor - First Taste (cover and half of gatefold)

This album, btw, features a bogged-down, psychey-bluesy version of Poe's "The Raven," in addition to the somewhat more appealing lead single "Riverboat" (b-side: "Down the River Boogie"). Wiki gives us unique insight into the design choices:

As previously stated, Potliquor and its musical content and style are integrally connected to its Southern U.S. and south Louisiana culture. Potliquor's choice of album art also makes explicit its geographic and cultural foundations.

The front cover of the First Taste album is a photograph of the group sitting down (left to right, Guy Schaeffer, George Ratzlaff, Jerry Amoroso, Les Wallace) with a glass jug, like one which would be thought to hold moonshine, being held by Amoroso. On the inside foldout, a large image of a similar jug is displayed with liner notes printed on it. The title, "First Taste", and the moonshine jug implies that this debut album is a first taste of the music of Potliquor, a play on the term "pot liquor" which is not liquor but is actually the broth that is left in the pot after cooking down vegetables. The other inner photo shows the group horse-playing in shallow water of a Louisiana bayou. On the back cover, the group is photographed around a campfire.

Duke Williams And The Extremes ‎– A Monkey In A Silk Suit Is Still A Monkey

http://img.cdandlp.com/2013/12/imgL/116396778.jpg

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Why is he holding a banana

he's the monkey

https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51St1lz86PL.jpg

Sugarloaf - Don't Call Us --- We'll Call You (1975)

See, because they'll never actually call, get it?

How cheap is it to get a Magritte album cover? xxp

Some really good finds lately, y'all.

"One Fing'n'Anuvver" is really bothering me.