Great album deserves a great cover, matches perfectly with the music. Now obviously off-topic, but we're talking art here, I was wondering if we could learn something about your collaboration with Emigre Magazine. Issue #61 included a CD by The Grassy Knoll (well, you), titled "Happily Ever After", which is plain awesome and full of great atmospheric pieces. The CD should definitely qualify as a The Grassy Knoll album. It would be great to understand what went into making this record, for me personally, it was a "gateway drug" into into your music.
Great album deserves a great cover, matches perfectly with the music. Now obviously off-topic, but we're talking art here, I was wondering if we could learn something about your collaboration with Emigre Magazine. Issue #61 included a CD by The Grassy Knoll (well, you), titled "Happily Ever After", which is plain awesome and full of great atmospheric pieces. The CD should definitely qualify as a The Grassy Knoll album. It would be great to understand what went into making this record, for me personally, it was a "gateway drug" into into your music.
Gorgeous design! I love how much thought/intent went into it.
Thank you, Kevin!
I am so looking for a copy of that CD. Nothing like thoughtful and purposeful packaging.
First rate artwork.
That U2 video too, wow. pretty epic Larry grin...
another great issue Of Sound And Fury
Hard to believe that "Boy" came shortly after... enter Steve Lillywhite.
Now THAT is a FABULOUS design in packaging right there! Thing of beauty....
Holla!!! Miss you. Are you back in the States?
Yes Sir! Back in Oakland! Got that horn to my face right now! :-)
I love really thoughtful packaging stories.
Thank you so much, Thea. It really is a remarkable job that she did. I'm so proud of this record.
Agreed! Love all the details like the rubber band. Also, that Kim Gordon song is mwah! Chef's Kiss!
Agreed!