Placeholder Contributions Welcome! If you'd like to participate in the *ahem* rapidly growing field of LP-sleeve Analysis, just click here to email your post. The format of contributions is pretty much self-evident from the posts below. Tip: It pays to take your time and contemplate your chosen sleeve for a while - try and resist the urge to just 'burst into print' as it were - it's better to let it ferment (or should that be fester ;) for a while, then fine-tune your submission until it 'reads' just right!
Manhattans - Greatest Hits
We're The Manhattans - so um, let's put some skyscrapers on the sleeve!
Listen to our hits, or simply look at the records - either way, they're all much the same, with only slight variations.
Note: Throwing records like frisbees is dangerous! Children - ask your parents first!
This blog takes a light-hearted look at album sleeves. Some sleeves reveal far more about an artist than their music ever does - and yet, they don't even realise - THEY DON'T EVEN REALISE! Other sleeves turn out to have unexpected, or even startling, messages embedded within their artwork.
But aside from some light relief, this blog illustrates that images often contain subliminal messages that even the creator is oblivious to, and that insights can arise through the application of intuition combined with lateral thinking.
So, next time you receive a birthday or Christmas card, try meditating upon the image for a while ... you may well discover that the message it conveys speaks far more about the sender's true perceptions of you than any amount of platitudes within!
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