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Deface The Music - do you qualify to compete in the hardest rock trivia quiz of them all?
Posted by David Hepworth on 30 March 2009 - 1:35pm.
Welcome back my friends to the un-Googleable quiz that never ends. We've taken well-known (and some hilariously obscure) album sleeves and obliterated the marks of their branding. Can you recognise them? Among the comments below you'll see some of the people who have triumphed so far. If you reckon you can compete with the elite have a look at these and then try your luck below.
gotan project
La Revancha Del Tango
And the next one right in here please
Silk Torpedo
The Pretty Things.
I'm winning
First one took three minutes to identify. Second one was seven.
Um...
...what would count as 'us' winning? Any chance of some rules definition? Just, y'know, asking (he said casually, pretending his snarling, saliva-flecked, testosterone-fueled competitive streak wasn't straining its leash to breaking point).
mercury rev
snowflake midnight
Let's see how you get on with this
Impossible Quiz
The Right Time by The Mighty Diamonds
Ha!
You're not singing anymore...
Right Time
By the Mighty Diamonds
24 minutes
I think the house is winning.
Mallard
In a Different Climate
Fraser!
You've already played!
True
Sorry. I'll be quiet on the other four I know.
Wise guy
Metallica
Load
And can I just note
that the cover of this and Reload (damned for being crap in the last ish) actually show a photograph of mixed blood and semen sandwiched between glass, not paintings.
Isn't that nice? It's Piss Christ all over again...
If I recall correctly
Did the bodily fluids in question not belong to the guitarist- Kirk Hammett?
Edit: Just checked: they actually belonged to the artist, Andres Serrano.
load
metallica
What about this side project?
My best guess is that there's a
Roky Erickson connection, but beyond that I'm stumped.
This is by Prizefighter
This is by Prizefighter Inferno, a side project of Coheed and Cambria...
here's a hard one!
Mothers
Live at Fillmore East, June 1971
The Mothers
Fillmore East, June 1971?
or maybe "The Beatles", i.e. the white album.
And who's next?
barbara streisand - superman
barbara streisand - superman
Streisand Superman
Barbara Streisand
Now try this
Is it a fresh intake
at the dodgiest 1980's car sale force training scheme?
Ahh!
The Inmates - First Offence
And another one right this way please.
Spectres
Blue Oyster Cult
Haven't you just taken a piccie
with your office webcam?
Things are getting tougher from here on in
Simple.
That's a self titled effort from Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes. The other bits crossed out are the names of the two major hits that feature on the album - If You Don't Know Me By Now and another.
Abandon hope all ye who enter here
Easy Peasy!
King Crimson - Islands
Blue Notes and Ballads
Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes
Getting tenser
Pat Metheny
Off Ramp
Coming up
Holger Czukay
Movies
Recognise that one
Movies by Holger Czukay
But what about this?
Easy!
The Japanese Popstars - "We Just Are" - got it in the car at the mo
Oh gone quiet now, haven't you?
The secret is mine...mine...*mine* do you hear?
Oh. Next!
catch bull at four cat
catch bull at four
cat stevens
Blast
I would have got that one but didn't check for 20 minutes. A few more whining singer/songwriters and I may stand a chance.
Here's another
leftfield
leftism
I knew that one!
Please let the thick kids have a go sir.
And again
Things Fall Apart
The Roots.
Terrific album.
the roots!
thigs fall apart
or,
THINGS fall apart.
some people
spend too much time in record shops, but this is very impressive stuartpwilson!
This is a test
Hark! The Village Wait -
Hark! The Village Wait - Steeleye Span
It's either
Mungo Jerry or The Hammersmith Gorillas in their respective unsuccesful "heavily influenced by The Band and The Allman Bros" phases
Do I get
any points for the White Album?
I'm turning in...
...secure in the knowledge that when I get up in the morning *nobody* will have got this one.
No idea this time.
Hungry Chuck's self-titled debut.
They were formed from the ashes of Ian & Sylvia's former backing band. Drummer N.D. Smart played with Gram Parsons on his Fallen Angels tour in 1973,
Clairvoyance not their forte
The opening track on this album contains the line:
"Tell your kids, don't worry, cause the banks will never fail".
Further evidence that the pronouncements of rock musicians should always be ignored.
Play
chemical brothers
we are the night
And another
gnarls barkley
st elsewhere
[I must be the only one playing]
no you're not
I just don't know any of the answers!
Neither do I.
.
And more
Jens Leckman
Night Falls Over Kortedala
I know this one
This is Jens Lekman - Night Falls Over Kortedala.
Great video for second track on album.
Beat me to it ChasandMorphine
Gutted
I get strangely agitated when I know the answer!
Competetive, me? No!
Thanks for the video clip, btw
One for lunchtime
Pat Benetar
Get Nervous
Wrong!
Go to the back of the class.
pardon ?
http://www.amazon.com/Get-Nervous-Pat-Benatar/dp/B000008DDC sure looks like it to me ?
Gutted I wasn't here in time for Jens Lekmann : I was listening to him last night!
You may have been marked down
for incorrect spelling - Outrageous if you have. It's Pat BenAtar 'Get Nervous'
Oh no
Marked down for spelling - All smugness gone. Please forgive me Mr H. 100 Lines as follows:
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Do it again and bring it to my office after school.
Noooooooooo!
And yes my day job does involve proofreading.
We have standards here, you know.
Easy!
The Flamin' Groovies - Flamingo
Now I'm getting cross
Like it!
This is a great game. Can't you put something by the Jim Carroll Band so I can get it? Ta.
Waiting
For one that I know...
Think I'll take some time off
Don't think anyone's going to be bothering me for a while.
Not so fast, Heppers...
Just tuned in from foreigh climes - this is the mighty Lambrettas - Beat Boys in the Jet Age - Da-a-a-a-a-a-nce was their battle cry!
Grrrrr
spandau ballet
true
My turn
Giving Heppo a break for a moment, this was my album of the year in 1987. Anyone recognize it?
Oooh, oooh, pick me!
Is it The Jim Carroll Band?
It's gone quiet in here
*taps fingers on desk*
Church bell in the distance....
....hooting of an owl.....
No, no
Hooting of an owl was their third album
*Someone* will get this.
And I'm prepared to wait.
Hurry up
I'm locking up soon.
This one is hard
I'm locking up. Hopefully someone downunder or across the pond will put us out of our misery come morning.
From across the pond...
It's Bumper Crop by the Volcano Suns. Never heard it.
Yay!
We have a winner! Can I ask how you knew?
Anyone else got a mutilated sleeve they'd like to tease the massive with?
Volcano Suns
1987 was one year of many that found me working in a record shop, and Bumper Crop was a pick-to-click amongst our more discerning clientele that year. Seeing as how it was your album-of-the-year as well, perhaps I should give it a spin one of these days!
1987
I was working in a record shop too. I still like Bumper Crop, but it hasn't aged all that well.
UTS
Unknown to Spotify. Has anything more damning ever been said?
Don't get me wrong
I love Spotify. But it would be a hell of a lot better if it was as all-encompassing as they say it is. I mean, I wouldn't have thought Joe Henry's last album was exactly plumbing the depths of obscurity.
Another day...
hot fuss
the killers
I feel good
Ooh! Sir! Me Sir! The Killers, sir! Hot Fuss, I believe.
EDIT: Curses. I changed my post to include italics and now I'm no longer first. I knew I'd pay the price for pedantry...
heh heh...
I didn't even waste time with capital letters. This is only the fourth one I've recognised.
How about this?
Jill Scott
Who Is Jill Scott? Words and Sounds Vol. 1
She of the no1 ladies
She of the no1 ladies detective agency, if memory serves.
Jono
Twist
The Wu
Ghostface Killah - Fishscale
Are you the only one playing?
Yes
No, I'm playing...
just not getting any (as it were).
This one looks like
a spot the ball competition.
Jane Birkin Arabesque
Jane Birkin
Arabesque
You see, now I'm really annoyed
I saw the image and thought 'That's Jane Birkin'. So I had a little browse, couldn't find anything, and got called away to do some work. When I get back, I find I was right. I'm going to get one eventually...
I don't know if I have a browser problem
But all I get is the word image. Are we supposed to telepathically decide what is in Mr H's head? Or does randomly typing the most obscure album that comes into your head win?
That's what happens when you get "called away to do some work"
Gotcha!
Curved Air - Live.
Took long enough
Looks like I've won
Is there a prize, Fraser?
The Jags - Evening Standards
It ain't over yet
Bugger
The Jags entered my head but I don't remember the lead singer looking like that. Should have researched better. Instead I was looking at Department S record covers.
I'm going to lunch...leave you with this
Haven't a clue
But I have learned that Diana Ross (okay, now I look it looks nothing like her) has had some AWFUl album covers. Really, really bad.
I can't recognise her either.
I've no idea who the woman on the front cover is either.
Of course it's possible that she's not the artist on the album anyway; I've got several jazz albums which feature a similar sultry shot of a woman on the front cover instead of the act themselves, and this could be the same here.
Bah humbug
I've been playing since the beginning in a "I don't know that one! Maybe I'll know the next one. Nope, not a clue" sort of way.
Am desperate to get one right!!! I'm beginning to feel musically inferior...
You could be making the elementary mistake...
...of thinking the person on the cover is the artist.
But I work at an elementary level
Can't you put a Queen cover up? I'd know that.
Method
Tried the "oh, oh, its Toni Braxton - go to Amazon - Oh, no it's not" method. It's not Toni or Phoebe Snow. Now bored.
You're right about methodology
trudged through lots of Crown Heights Affair and similar on Amazon in hope of striking gold, but no.
Also stumped.
and been reminded of a few
and been reminded of a few gruesome Millie Jackson album covers. *shudder*
Upside
On the upside, I have found some software to deal with my missing album art in iTunes so DH gets a gold star or something
What's the software?
I'm tired of grainy shots culled from google image searches.
http://www.fixtunes.com/downl
http://www.fixtunes.com/download.php
Ohio Players?
Although most of theirs featured rather more torso than that. Come on, am I warm?
I was convinced it must be them too
.. but I could find no evidence to back it up
That's who I was thinking of
Not them? And what is this talk of sequels?
*racks brain*
I tried
Linda Lewis, to no avail.
It came out in the 70s
It sold more than most of the records whose sleeves have been identified here. So many, in fact, that it had a sequel.
Tubular Bells?
Alternative edition?
The Loaf
Is it the inside cover of Bat Out of Hell then?
That's never
Led Zep 2 is it?
I'm retiring....
...undefeated.
Retiring
to bed? Or to the knacker's yard?
I Think it's a
a compilation.
Haven't a bloody clue...
... but isn't it interesting that there is no capability to search the web by picture.
Only a matter of time I suppose.
Taps nose......
....keep it to yourself, but there is. I suspect it may have been used by cads in the know to identify some of the other photos. However, it draws a blank on this one. I reckon Hepworth must have mocked this one up himself!
"I reckon Hepworth must have mocked this one up himself!"
I don't think so, it looks nothing like him.
Looking at the flimsiness of the glossy paper (you can see the indentations around the middle of the record), I think this is an inner sleeve. No-one said anything about inner sleeves.
Millie Jackson
The "big seller & there was a follow-up" clue just won't let me get past the possibility it's one of hers.
There was one called "Caught Up" and a later one "Still
Caught Up."
I therefore nominate the former and demand a paper hat or chocolate watch if correct.
As I have already said above...
...the person on the cover is not the artist.
Hmm...
It's probably by one of those bandleaders who released oodles of albums back in the 1970s - James Last, Ray Coniff, etc.
Bit rubbish, me
Do I get points for knowing it's not The Jim Carroll Band?
If it had a sequel
Could it be something like "This Is Soul"
I've got it!
It's Sex And Soul by Roy C.
So sad am I that I've been out trawling the 2nd-hand record shops of Berwick St.
Do I get a prize?
Result!
Were you looking through the racks, or going to the counter, picture of sleeve in hand?
Through the racks…
… the other way would have felt like cheating.
BTW, it's in Music & Video Exchange if anyone needs a copy.
Well Done Sir!
Oh well done sir
Bravo
And now we begin again
Is it...
'The Five Foals of Sidney Stallion' by Rick Wakeman?
I know this one!
It's the poster my friend Lee had on the wall of his flat in 1993.
An hour has gone....
...so to prevent this one dragging on till tomorrow, I will expose the identity of this as being the eponymous album by Stud, who were the early seventies leftovers from Rory Gallagher's Taste.
I claim no points for this one as I used "dark arts".
And what are you going to do with this one?
Wow!
... a sleeve that comes with a free record inside. A great idea for shifting more units of empty cardboard sleeves.
Too easy…
Honey Bane - Turn Me On, Turn Me Off
Drat!
Beat me to it!
I hope you're not using Dark Forces
Arrrrggghhh!!!
It's chuffing Racey!
Not me, sir…
… a simple case of remembering what her face looked like.
Not a clue with this one though…
Twist
Piece of cake!
The Saturdays - Chasing Lights
Finally I know one
and it's pop piddle. dammit.
I'm glad someone
else answered that one
I've got work to do, you know
I've seen this one somewhere.
It's an early release on either Harvest or Vertigo or a similar label. One of those obscure albums that's worth a bit of cash purely because it was issued on such a label, and not necessarily due to the actual content.
I've no idea as to who it's by - probably something self titled.
Bakerloo
Clem plays a blinder.
If only you'd told us
you were going through your "specialist" collection...
curses, beaten to the punch by a different kind of sleeve. I meant the Saturdays...
we gotcha on the run now
don't we David. Come on, come on - hit us with a hard one.
damn my hubris
Bakerloo
Self-titled album on Harvest, surely?
kinkywolfgang has it...
...and I'm in from the subs bench.
Radio Birdman
Radios Appear
Bakerloo
Damn - beat me to it while I was searching for my password !
Just easing my way in...
Goodbye Mr Mackenzie
Good Deeds and Dirty Rags
Goodbye Mr. Mackenzie
And that is Shirley Manson
Can we call this one a draw..?
???
Beaten again
Can't believe it. I think I saw them supporting Aztec Camera at the Town And Country Club
Yeah yeah yeah
A great album…
… Bradley's Barn by the Beau Brummels
Obviously time to get tough.
....
maybe if we all pretended the picture was blank he'd put up another one instead?
I nearly had it!
I pulled out my copy of the Music Revelation Ensemble's Crossfire - and found it is close but not right.
http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P/B00001ZTSP.03.LZZZZZZZ.gif
I'm now sitting down to a bottle of Islay Ale to recuperate.
Right folks, I'm off to Belgium for the day.
A 2am start. Trenches, cemeteries and chocolate. So please, at each new cover, can someone refer back to this post and ask
'Is it Randy Vanwarmer?'
for me.
Thanks. I'll get you all some choccies from Leonidas in Ypres.
Ian Dury and the Blockheads'
Ian Dury and the Blockheads' Do it Yourself had many different 'wallpaper' sleeves when it came out. Is it one of those?
Use of the dark arts.....
....has found a possible solution. Or at least it has found the identical pattern but in slightly different colours. I guess two different groups could have used the same design or alternatively Fraser's picture could be of the back cover or an inner sleeve.
Anyway, having cheated, I won't give the answer, but I will give a clue for those still hunting. If it is the same album I have found, we are talking sixties prog.
dark arts
what is this 'dark arts' of which you speak?
Eye of newt....
...toe of frog, wool of bat, tongue of frog....and image searching software!
...and
do you recommend a particular program?
Is it...
"Fully Interlocking" by The Web?
Bingo!
Good work on my obscure UK prog/psyche teaser.
This should be easier:
And Here We Test Our Powers Of Observation...
...this would be Give by those oddball prog-jazzers The Bad Plus.
I got one! I got one! This glow of self-satisfied smugness feels soooo nice...
And another
That'll be…
Ellen Foley - Another Breath.
All those years spent riffling inconclusively through racks of albums are at last starting to bear fruit…
Bet you haven't got this by the time I've reached the office
Interview
Snakes and Lovers
But...
... is DH in the office yet?
Just got here
Bugger! If I hadn't stopped for coffee I would have beaten you.
Right
If anyone gets this, we know they're either a) cheating, or b) extremely well-travelled.
Fat Freddy's Drop?
??
Nope
They're not a kiwi band.
Give us a clue Fraser,
is the green, yellow and red background a reference to a flag (Mali? Senegal?) or is it a reference to the music they play?
It's
The music.
Hmmmmm
so we're looking for a North Korean or Turkmenistan reggae band with no members actually from North Korea or Turkmenistan?
Lets put this one out of its misery
As someone who is both:
a) extremely well travelled
and b) a cheat
I can confidently state that there ain't no reggae like Chilean reggae!
Sir,
I admire your cheating. Gondwana's second album Alabanza (Por la Fuerza de la Razón) is actually a very good record, possibly the best roots album to not come from the UK or Jamaica. And they're huge down Santiago way.
Inner Circle?
(Erm, geddit?)
Here's my obscure offering...
Cressida
Next!
Cressida
Jesus that’s just showing off! It took me 20 minutes on the net to find the band let alone confirm the album cover was their second "adventurous" offering on Vertigo called "Asylum". Sounds hideous to be fair.
Actually,
it's pretty damn good.
I saw it recently...
...on our Album Cover Atlas.
Bugger.
It was me what put it there.
Arguably
this is the best series that Mr Hepworth has initiated since the Randomiser - and somehwhat more difficult to cheat on. Bravo, Sir.
Am I allowed to submit one?
If anyone gets this I'll be very impressed...
Paul Barrere
On My Own Two Feet!
I am...
seriously impressed!
Paul Barrere - On My Own Two Feet
You'd think with his pedigree, it'd be a decent album (it isn't - it's rubbish).
My turn...
Criminally overlooked second solo album from gravelly voiced American R 'n' B-ish singer, released on major label in 1980. 1st 3 tracks on side 1 are simply perfect imho. Never issued on CD. Probably sold all of 3 copies on vinyl. 1 of which went to me.
Is it only me that knows of (and loves) this record?
Oh, is no-one going to have a go? He went on to become the lead singer of 38 Special and - gosh - Tower Of Power.
Erm..
Max Carl - "Max"?
Close enough!
Max Gronenthal, as he was known then. The record was credited to simply, "Max". In later years he became known as Max Carl Gronenthal, then simply Max Carl.
While you're sorting that one out
ooh! ooh!
I've got one!
Holly and the Italians?
title:
The Right to be Italian
And again
Deftones
Around the Fur
FINALLY I get one!
I have three more
Alan White
Ramshackled by Alan White
I probably shouldn't say this, but...
...Yes, I do recognise him.
Eyes down
The Vapors
New Clear Days - hope my spelling passes muster
Once again
once again
that's Jan Akkerman, eponymous album
vriendelijke groeten
Top o' the morning
Um.
String Driven Thing. I only remember this from seeing a copy on the wall of a second hand shop I used to frequent some years ago, never to be sold.
One for the 70s Soul Boys
Perhaps the best dance album ever made hiding inside the worst sleeve design of all. A mid-70s compilation on Atlantic records.
Remixed by Tom Moulton, this record sounded like a nightclub sound system. The last in a series of four. Quite collectible nowadays.
Various Artists
"Emperor Rosko - So Ya Wanna Hear Another?"
Take a chance on romance, ask that lady to dance!
Rosko does his thing, presenting a bogus radio show complete with fab jingles and corny rhymes between The Tramps, Darrel Banks, Wilson Picket et al. And, er...Hall & Oates!
Be grateful that the album budget was spent on the fabulous remixing and (specially created) jingles package, rather than the sleeve design.
DJs the world over, listen to this album. And weep. This is how it's done.
And again
Crabby Appleton
Self titled Elektra album?
Eyes down
scarlett johansson
anywhere i lay my head
Scarlett Johansson
Anywhere I Lay My Head
We go on, we go on
Hatfield & The North
The Rotters Club!
Hatfield & The North
The Rotters Club!
Oh bugger I've done it twice...
Last one today
The Dream Syndicate
Debut mini-album/EP.
Hatfield & The North
The Rotters Club
Edit: bugger - didn't see page 2!
Morning
The Shakin' Pyramids
Skin Em Up
Oh crikey
This might keep you busy
Little Beaver
Party Down
Used to love this. Have I still got it hiding somewhere?
Off to work now with two in a row. Whoo hoo.
Has he gone yet?
Give it a minute.
Trust he's safely out of the house
Fripp & Eno
Evening Star
I'm still on Scarlet
I'm still on Scarlet Johannson and posted this by mistake.
Me
Three...
I've been out
Steve Harley
Love's A Prima Donna
Scarlett Johannson
I know I spelled it wrong but I'm right aren't I? Hey what's this over the page malarkey??
OK, wise guys
Kula Shakur
Strangefolk
Late entry into the stupid musical partnerships thread
Exploring the great abyss of nothingness where Kula Shaker and Tupac Shakur meet.
bugger
Cola Shaker it is
Not...
Scarlet Johansson then?
And another
Jobriath
S/T
And another...
Brainchild
Healing of the Lunatic Owl
Spot on!
Well done, Sir!
Incidentally, I have no idea what this record sounds like. I took the image straight out of The Album Covers Album.
Likewise
Recognised the striking image; never heard the contents.
Bad
It can't be any worse than Steve Harley's Love's A Prima Donna (see above). Jeez, that is one awful record.
"Repossess me, Mama! Repossess!" (Lyrical extract provided for those not altogether familiar with this slice of absolute tosh)
Starting here, starting now
Jean Knight
Mr Big Stuff.
Stax logo clue in the corner.
Another
Chuck Berry
Chuck Berry Is On Top.
Nope
Wrong album.
How about..
"Chuck...Berry is on top"?
Nope
Still wrong. Clue in picture.
Come on...
This link proves that it's the aforementioned album!
http://rateyourmusic.com/list/iamtanuki/tanukis_top_10___1959/
Oh, hang on..the frame has something to do with it?
The referee is never wrong
Except when he gets a bit confused between this and "A Dozen Berrys". Never mind. Onward and upwards.
Gentle Giant
Gentle Giant - even got the spelling right