Entertainment For Lively Minds
Explain this, Hepworth
Posted by Captain Underpants on 15 November 2011 - 9:56am.
Chuckling my way through The Poke's Greatest Album Covers Ever I came across this one. I mean, what?
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is he the one on the left or the right?
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Both, I think.
See the hand on the body of the guitar? That's no lady.
Cerys Matthews has hands like that....
seen 'em at close quarters in a Llanelli pub. Sign of a good outdoor type....
Never mind that
Picture 19 - explain that Jupitus!
Looks more like
Two young Richard Widmarks.
I see a brace of Lettermen
What the.
Is that an Enigma machine on the right?
No its a convector heater
Gets nippy up there
I think it's Fraser's
experimental prototype of the new Word file server
Obviously
It's from next week's podcast when Mark and David discuss the remake of Some Like It Hot and get into character for the day. I can't wait to see Kate Mossman as Marilyn Monroe.
Michael Palin and Terry Gilliam
in drag for one of the more obscure Monty Python sketches?
The word 'og' on the album's cover means 'and'
You'd guessed that? Oh.
Take a look at The Faith Tones "Jesus Use Me"...
... (I think it's number 12). I'd like to know why a young Bernard Cribbins is wearing a wig & glasses.
I can't
I'm stuck on #8.
If you can pry your eyes away from the picture
it has some fantastic song titles as well!
An odd mixture of smut and innocense that makes you suspect some hidden innuendo in titles like "Granny, don't bring me a goose for Christmas" (may not be remembered correctly, but something like that).
Does goose mean something else that I was never tought in the Swedish educational system ?
We bring advanced technologies puny Earthlings...
...resistance is futile. We have cloned the Proclaimers and all your offspring will look like this.
Ah but
does this date from 1971?
Picture 90
is so going on my wall.
Elna and Rigmor
On acid
On ecstasy
Cold turkey
Oddly enough
I've got one of those Q or Mojo '100 Best Album Covers" books with Number 95 (the bears) in it.
God there are some rotters there though - I cowered in wincing recognition of the Whitenake one