Chris

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Ella and Louis Again mono Analogue Productions SACD
Album cover features a color photograph of Gerry Mulligan dressed in a red shirt and resting his head on a saxophone.
Album cover features the title of the movie, and that's all. It's in an old, distressed- looking font.
Album cover features a fuzzy black and white still from the film "The Hired Hand". It's two people riding on a horse. 🐎
Album cover features a blocky looking illustration of a person's face. A lit joint is held between their lips, and smoke is coming out of their mouth.
Album cover features hundreds of artificial eyes laid out on a board, their blue irises pointed toward the viewer. , Presumably these were for use in dolls? Anyway, it's a lot of eyes, of varying sizes and shapes, but all with the same icy gaze.
Album cover features black and white photo of the band members standing in a field on a farm. Behind them in the distance is a tree-covered hill.
Santa Fe sunset pick of peach and grey clouds
Black album cover features an illustration that looks like a large eye, with a voice bubble coming from it that says "Out". Inside the bubble is a gold & black tinted photograph of the band.
Album cover features a colorful illustration of a black boy surrounded by yellow lions. He has a serious look on his face, and the lions are all roaring with open mouths. The cover has a distinctive color scheme of a bright red background, yellow lions, the boy's green shirt, and the striped colors of the title in yellow, black, and green.
Fretwork performing Bach
Album cover features two color photographs side by side. To the left is a plant draping onto a sidewalk. To the right is a white painted rectangle on a sidewalk. These are likely photos of scenes in Japan, given that the album was recorded there, and each track is named for a Japanese city and location.
Album cover features a photograph of a young Mexican man seated next to an amplifier stack with a turntable on top with the words "Sonido Tropicabana" on the side. He is turning a knob on one of the amps.
Album cover features a black and white photograph of LB and SN topless. It's an awkward image that screams of exploitation by the record label, and an odd pairing with what is otherwise a pretty good record.
Album cover features a groovy, colorful illustration of the band name, along with a human eye, and inside that eye, a green pyramid with another eye over it. It's really something.
Photo of night sky with tiny crescent moon in the distance and two bright planets to its left.
Album cover features a photograph of a raised wooden walkway over a reeded marsh, leading to a sort of structure made of reeds and wood. The reeds alongside the wooden plank walkway are red.
Album cover features a color photograph of a smiling BK.
Album cover features photograph of Mary-Anne. She has long dark hair and is wearing large hoop earrings and a red sweater with a large open collar.
Album cover of ISB's "Wee Tam" (1968) features the musicians seated in the grass looking groovy
Album cover of "Balaklava" (1968) features a detail from "The Triumph of Death" by Pieter Bruegel The Elder.
Album cover features a color photograph of an elaborate, colorful wooden carving, depicting a man in native dress with a yellow satchel riding on a horse. At the base of the carving, there is a face of a tribesman.
Album cover features a black and white photograph of VC.
Album cover features a black and white photograph of several people in black clothes and hats, their backs turned to the camera. They are on the other side of a stone wall in the foreground, and in the distance, and ocean shoreline and lighthouse are seen.
ENEZ ROUZ To Enez Rouz with you I have traveled, Strange birds to follow us, Behind the boat, Which turned sensitive stars in the sky, Strange birds to follow us, Behind the boat, To flourish The quiet and quiet question. O if you love me we will invent a country Not an island in the middle of the sea nor a country With forests Black forests and nothing kin, But a country where white stars sing And people will not remain bent on their knees Your eyes are green, I'm crying for mine. Your heart is broken and our hands are red, When we gather the mud under the vine, Our hearts will be thinner if our eyes remain silent And our lips are closed.
Kristen Noguès lp "Marc'h Gouez" features a black and white photograph of the musician, with her arms resting on a Celtic harp.
Album cover features a famous 17th-century Italian Baroque painting titled "The Artist and his Family" by Carlo Francesco Nuvolone. The painting depicts Nuvolone himself, with several family members playing musical instruments. In the center, a woman is playing a large harp.
Album cover features an infrared, pinkish-purple-tinted photograph of the musician Donovan seated in a boat, with a banjo and a bunch of flowers. The boat is in a wide moat, and in the background, there's a grey stone castle with multiple towers with battlements on top. The photo was taken at Bodiam Castle in East Sussex, built in the 14th century.
Red album cover features a blue- tinted photograph of Bayle and a group of musicians, along with a large, seated audience, inside the Jeîta cave in Lebanon.
Photograph of a clear plastic flexi disc. It's a square sheet of thin plastic with record grooves pressed into the plastic.
Album cover features RA in a tux-like suit and a giant dotted black bow tie and a grey hat. In the background is the fog of night illuminated by the red fiery light from the entrance to Hell. Just kidding, but it does look sort of like that.
Album cover features a color photograph of MG seated in grass alongside a river. To her left is an upright harp.
Album cover features a color photograph of Elis Regina, seen in a mirror.
Album cover features a color photograph of performers in a stage production of Petrushka.
Album resting in a record shelf with several records in the background. The plain yellow album cover features a die-cut design through which a color photograph of fireworks is seen.
Photograph of HR, playing an electric guitar with two necks, possibly built by him. He's strumming the strings with something that looks like a shot glass.
Album cover features a series of black and white photographs of HR plain an unusual looking electric guitar whilst seated on a stool.
Album cover features an illustration of characters from the Fellini film "Amarcord".
Picture of the whitest white man you've ever seen
Album cover features a picture, presumably a still from the film "Shaft", though I honestly don't recognize either of these two characters. The two men are shown struggling with one anothe. A gun is in one man's hand.
Album cover features a photograph of a boy riding a bike in a street at dusk. In the blurry distance, between rows of buildings, a mountain is seen on the horizon.
Album cover features an illustration of a tiki figure and a photograph of a young woman in a jungle setting.
Andrzej Panufnik - "Mistica"
Kronos Quartet - "Black Angels"
Hans Reichel - "Lower Lurum"
Ben Johnston String Quartets 2, 3, 4, & 9
Color photograph of Eddie Henderson playing trumpet.
Light yellow album cover features three small, identical photographs of JW, in varying shades of darkness.
Nahisa Ni Te - "The Same As A Flower"
Album cover features a rather dark photograph of J. Roedelius and D. Moebius leaning against large trees by a river. They're on the grounds of The Old Weserhof, their residence in the small village of Forst.
Kikagaku Moyo - "House In The Tall Grass"
Album cover features multicolored illustration of a psychedelic butterfly, flowers, and the musician Harumi. There's an old Japanese looking wooden tower in the background.
Clive Palmer - "Linden Lea"
Kourash Yaghmaei - "Back From The Brink"
Fountain that looks pretty terrible, despite recent power-washing, but is functioning. Lilacs are seen in the background.
Ladybugs on a leaf 🐞 🍃
Tidal screenshot of "Behind The Iron Curtain, Part I and II: Esoteric, Progressive, and Modal Jazz From Eastern Europe (1962-1988)"
Album cover features a painting of a man and a woman seated on a tree branch. It looks more Indian than Persian, but I suppose it's meant to evoke the story of Scheherazade and King Shahryar.
Album cover features an ancient looking illustration of a man holding a sword over a large egg that is standing upright on a bench. There are some buildings in the background and a fire off to the side.
Album cover features a color photograph of abandoned wooden carousel horses in the ruins of a building.