posted by davidt on Thursday October 22 2009, @12:00PM
Roky writes:
YOR receives one of the best album covers of the 2000's according to Gigwise.

The 50 Best Album Covers of the 2000s! - Gigwise
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  • Deserves such great recognition for this . . . he is a brilliant artist - not just a photographer.
    Well done JW.
    Piccadily -- Thursday October 22 2009, @01:29PM (#340614)
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  • They musn't have very high standards then. It's one of his worst sleeves ever! Well that's a bit harsh but his pre quarry sleeves are far superior!
    marred -- Thursday October 22 2009, @02:16PM (#340624)
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    • Re:wow (Score:2, Insightful)

      I agree The Smiths sleeves were consistently amazing and memorable - his early Solo sleeves were of a similar high standard but lacked that something that The Smiths covers had (a cover star) - the sleeves Vauxhall to Maladjusted were also of a good standard but deteriorating without the input of Jo Slee and Karyn Cough and as for his sleeves from Quarry onwards well they are mainly terrible and embarrassing. If we continue on this downward spiral I feel he will return to the covers stars, but in his tongue in cheek way feature people like Daniel O'Donnell, Cilla Black and The Chuckle Brothers - actually I would like to see The Chuckle Brothers on a Morrissey sleeve.
      PeelSession87 -- Friday October 23 2009, @01:02AM (#340665)
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      • Re:wow by marred (Score:1) Friday October 23 2009, @01:28PM
  • I thought it read "Years Of Refusal #50 in Gigwise's 50 Best Albums of the 2000s"

    .... like that's ever going to happen. LOL

    half-a-person -- Thursday October 22 2009, @04:38PM (#340650)
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