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Bored as a mothertrucker this week. However, some grad parties comin up, so possibly a good weekend.
So I'm online (on gAy-OL), and my profile contains a quote from a Radiohead song, so someone sees this and IMs me asking what song it's from, etc, etc. We get talking about music, etc, etc. and we both list what we consider the "perfect albums." So, considering myself a music buff of sorts, I begin to list what I think are perfect albums. Of course theres Rubber Soul, OK Computer, Nevermind, Abbey Road, and some others. The person stops me and says yeah Abbey Road is ok, but not perfect cause the sleeve art sucks... In a fit of rage I explain to this, this mothertrucker that the music stands by itself, and that sleeve art shouldn't have anything to do with it. So, the question stands for comment: Does an album's sleeve art figure into whether or not the album is perfect??
So I'm online (on gAy-OL), and my profile contains a quote from a Radiohead song, so someone sees this and IMs me asking what song it's from, etc, etc. We get talking about music, etc, etc. and we both list what we consider the "perfect albums." So, considering myself a music buff of sorts, I begin to list what I think are perfect albums. Of course theres Rubber Soul, OK Computer, Nevermind, Abbey Road, and some others. The person stops me and says yeah Abbey Road is ok, but not perfect cause the sleeve art sucks... In a fit of rage I explain to this, this mothertrucker that the music stands by itself, and that sleeve art shouldn't have anything to do with it. So, the question stands for comment: Does an album's sleeve art figure into whether or not the album is perfect??