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Great! Yavar
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I'm glad you're enjoying these. Most of them are from a few years ago, when I first started adding album art to my iTunes library, and again when I first got an Apple TV, which, on my TV, yields album art graphics that is even slightly larger than that of an LP. I'm always looking out for better artwork for The Riddle of the Sands.
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This one is a brand-new recreation of a cover I did a few years ago:
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This is a totally new one. I think this one better captures the spirit of adventure that the score promises than the original cover whilst still maintaining that overall "clean" look:
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Those two Horners are fantastic and I'll definitely be using them! So has anyone tackled a re-do of one of the worst CD covers of all time (for one of the best scores of all time but the cover itself may have single-handedly sunk the album's chance at sales)? I am of course speaking of Christopher Gordon's On the Beach! Yavar
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On the Beach is so good it deserves to be on any list of the greatest scores of all time. Too bad so few people have heard it. Thanks for the artwork, Brad, and I accepted your friend request (sorry I missed it before, I only started going back on Facebook much recently, after a couple years of hardly doing anything with it.) Yavar
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The artwork looks like the captain(?) is farting a nuclear weapon! Yes, and he's got a rather odd expression while doing it! Looks like it's maybe supposed to be a comedy film...yeesh! Yavar
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