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…as chosen by album sleeve designers in the Guardian. And happy I am that so many are albums I like (and designs I like – hats off to Barney Bubbles and Peter Saville). Still, as I get older I can’t help but notice how slewed to a very narrow slice of rock and pop these selections tend to be.
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That Kraftwerk cover, Autobahn, is wonderful isn’t it!
A personal favourite is Heaven Up Here, Echo and The Bunnymen.
Unknown Pleasures also pure class.
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“Can’t help but notice how slewed to a very narrow slice of rock and pop these selections tend to be”
Indeed – what about all those lovely Blue Note sleeves?
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Always liked the Jim Fitzpatrick sleeves for Thin Lizzy
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Not a sleeve strictly speaking, but PiL’s Metal Box is definitely my favourite. Even as a CD case it’s great.
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Always loved the Iron Maiden and Moorhead album covers.
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