New Wave Outpost Forum

My current favorite is Colide's album cover for Chasing The Ghost.
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I also love Ween's Chocolate & Cheese
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The Cars' Candy-O
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Bettie Serveert's Palomine
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Jane's Addiction's Nothing's Shocking
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Placebo's Sleeping With Ghosts
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1. A Broken Frame - Depeche Mode (incredible)
2. Blue Monday 12" single - New Order (prophetic)
3. Just can't get enough 12" single DM (very much contradictory to what's actually on the vinyl)
4. Welcome to the Pleasuredome - FGTH (obscene cover, gatefold and sleeves)
5. Nature of Love - Ministry (great cover - crappy song)

Echo and the Bunnymen - Heaven up Here
The Clash - London Calling
B52's debut
Gang of Four - Entertainment
Madness - One Step Beyond
Joy Division - Closer

My favorite album covers (for vinyl) of all time are:

"Kiss in the Dreamhouse" - Siouxsie & the Banshees
"Hyaena" - Siouxsie & the Banshees
(also the 7" singles released from this period were excellent)
"Dazzle Ships" - OMD (you have to open the gatefold of the import to really appreciate it)
I think all of the above covers were done by Da Gama Studios. In my opinion, they always had great artwork for the record covers they did.

Echo and the Bunnymen-Ocean Rain
The Clash-London Calling
Siouxsie and the Banshees-Hyaena
Siouxsie and the Banshees-Tinderbox
Bauhaus-Mask

Here is the Hall of Fame of album covers first edition and there is NOT going to be any Yes Fragile or Close to the Edge references they are not elegable!


Japan--Quite Life(just by the cover alone you know you are going to get a new wave classic)
The Jam--Sound Effects
The Damned--Damned Damned Damned (post pie fight production)
The Germs--GI
The Mutants--Fun Termanal (for sentamental reasons we used to meet up with our friends at the Fun Termanal accross the the City (SF) on 1st and Brannon accross the street from the Bus Termanal before going to shows up town on Broadway (Mab-Stone-On Brodway) or go to the I-Beam or Omni.)
X-Ray Spex--Germ Free Adolecents
The Buzzcocks--A Different kind of Tention
Television--Marquee Moon (you just know your getting a cool band)
Japan--(Adolecent Sex and Obscure Alturnatives (thier gutter glam looks absolute cheeze)
The Modern Lovers--S/T
Blondie--Eat to the Beat
The Police--Ghost in the Machine (disembodied into late 70's early 80's sci-fi digital imagery very eastern mysticism very vogue for its time if you remember those days, heck High Noon was turned into a sci-fi flick remember OUTLAND)
Elvis Costello--This Years Model (Elvis looked so serious)
The Specials--S/T
The Selecter--Too Much Presure (Love the 2 tone asthetic)
The English Beat--Just Can't Stop It
XTC--Drums and Wires
Duran Duran--S/T first edition (before it got doctered up and re-issued with "Something I should Know" this was once an import with only eight songs (does anyone have the origanal?) anyways they were the perfect poster child for Japan wanna bees bubble gum new romantic pop)
The Clash--Sandanista
Gang of Four--Songs of the Free
Sisters of Mercy--Floodland (The cover also looks like it can double as a movie poster)
Althea and Donna-Uptown Top Ranking (speeking of did anyone get Soul Jazz's 600% Dynamite? it has Althea and Donna on the cover but no Althea and Donna song what is up with that?)
Gang of Four--Entertainment
The Raincoats/ST
The Ruts-Crack
ESG--South Bronx Story (Very thankful for this SoulJazz re-release)
The Jam--Beat Surrender (who is the girl with the flag?)
Saint Enntine--Fox Base Alfa
Japan--Oil on Canvas
Flipper--Album Generic Flipper (remember about 81-82 when all that generic food and soda and beer was hitting the supermarket?)
Sex Pistols--Nevermind the Bullocks
Style Council--Cafe Blue(uk)/My Ever Chainging Moods (us)
Ultravox--Vienna
Ultravox--Lement

thats all for now I'll more than likely remember more when I go to bed tonite.


cheers,
zzzzzzzzzz

Face to Face - Self Titled
Clan Of Xymox - Medusa
Belouis Some - Some People
Cactus World News - Urban Beaches (import cover)

Bow Wow Wow - See Jungle! See Jungle! Go Join Your Gang, Yeah! City All Over Go Ape Crazy!
Pansy Division - Bill & Ted's Homosexual Adventure

The Damned - Phantasmagoria

ok :, list of 1O.....didnt specify the New Wave-isaty so there will be some curve balls I will do rock and then new wave:

10. Kiss "Rock and Roll Over"
9: Beatles "Sgt Peppers"
8.Led Zepplin"Houses of The Holy
7.Pink Floyd "Wish You were Here"
8. Eath Wind and Fire "all n all"
6.Pink Floyd "Atom Heart Mother"
7.Beatles "white album"
6.Uriah Heap "Abominog'
5.Metalica 'Jump In The Fire 12"
4.UNSANE (best of)
3.Scorpions "Black Out"
2.Judas Priest "Screaming for Vengance"
1.Motorhead: "Hammersmith"

New Wave

10. The Beautiful South "Welcome to..."
9. OMD: Dazzle Ships
8.Simple Minds : New Gold Dream
7.Ultarvox "The Thin Wall" 12"
8.The The "This Is The Day" 12"
9. Japan "Excorcising Ghosts"
7. New Order "thieves Like Us" 12"
6. New Order "Power, Corruption..."
5. Visage "Damned Dont Cry" 12"
4. New Order "Brotherhood'
3. Joy Division 'Atmosphere'12"
2. X 'Los angeles'
1. New Order "Blue Monday"

My favorite Album Cover has to be Tinderbox. Actually, does anyone know anything about the tornado photo? Who took it? What year? I don't think I saw a credit for it on the liners....

If I could get a 24 X 26 Black And White Print of just the Tornado- I would die happy.

I have the poster from the album. It's cool, need to get it framed though. Not that expensive- you can get one at=

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I can't believe no one said DEVO's "Q: Are We Not Men?"

but ummm...also Sqeeze- "UK Sqeeze"
RAMONES - first 3 LPs are amazing
Radio Birdman - "Radios Appear"
Human Sexual Response - "Fig. 14"
The Slits - "Cut"

uhhhhhh

DEVO - "Duty Now For The Future"
Screeching Weasel - "Anthem For A New Tomorrow"
Pagans - "Buried Alive"
The Dickies - "Incredible Shrinking..." & "Dawn Of..." & "Stukas
Over Disney Land"
Suicide - "S/T"
The Gories - "I Know You Fine, But How You Doin'"
Blondie - "Parallel Lines"
Guns 'N' Roses - "Appetite For Destruction"...the original cover by
Robert Williams
The Dictators - "Go Girl Crazy"...including the inner sleeve
Geza X - "You Goddamn Kids"
The Buggles - "Age Of Plastic"
The Boys - "Sick On You"
Violent Femmes - "S/T"
The Dwarves - "Blood, Guts, & Pussy"

and.....that'll do

[quote]Originally posted by Shoegazer87
[br]My favorite Album Cover has to be Tinderbox. Actually, does anyone know anything about the tornado photo? Who took it? What year? I don't think I saw a credit for it on the liners....

my cassette liner notes of Tinderbox say:
"The classic photograph of a tornado, taken near Jasper, Minnesota, 8 July 1927 by Lucille Handberg
Photo courtesy of Frank Lane Lane Picture Agency Ltd."

i agree--that's a terrific cover ! one of my faves....also, QuiteLife mentioned Duran Duran's 1st original album, BEFORE the addition of "Is There Something...". it had "To The Shore". anyway, that's another favorite classic New Wave album cover. oh my yes !

Don't want to be all negative Nellie Oleson so I thought I'd add some favourite record jackets too.

Eurythmics - Touch, Sweet Dreams.
Tourists - Reality Effect.
Yazoo - Upstairs @ Eric's, You & Me Both.
Berlin - Pleasure Victim.
B-52's - Mesopotamia.
Kate Bush - Never Forever.
Aztec Camera - High Land Hard Rain.
Blancmange - all 3 of them.
Blondie - 1st sleeve, Parallel Lines, Autoamerican.
Siouxsie - Dreamhouse, Juju, Superstition, Rapture, Hyaena, Tinderbox.
Creatures - Boomerang.
Depeche Mode - Black Celebration, Broken Frame.
The Pretenders - The one where she's wearing the red leather jacket.
The Primitives - Galore.
Human League - Dare.
BH*

I have insomnia I cant sleep... so maybe this will help.....


The Au Pairs--Sense & Sensuality

PIL--Metal Box

Liquid Liquid--S/T (Released in 97 it is the sum of all thier ep's they put out in the early 80's if you like A Certian Ratio or ESG then track this down)

Japan--Tin Drum 2003 (david looks totally cooler in this photo agree?)

UB40--Singing Off (not only is it thier best but the cover is very clever with the unemployment sheet)

Crime--SF's Doomed (I wish I was old enough to see this band at the Mabuhay I didn't start seeing shows at the mab until 83')

The Nuns--S/T (which they still have copies in LP at Ameoba in Berkeley)

Lords of the New Church--S/T (IRS Version)

Bauhaus--Vol one & Two: 1979-1983

Tuxedomoon--No Tears What Use(2003 Reissue)

Wall of Voodoo--Dark Continent

I am finally getting tired good night

zzzzzzzzz,
jr