thanks for that!

I always felt that Spinal Tap's "Shark Sandwich" had a very literal sleeve design.

... and I seem to remember that the album garnered a two-word review.

This Eddie Floyd compilation:

And this one from Booker T & The MGs:

'Butter' and 'Fly' - see?

Although it does contain her refit of Bowie's Life On Mars which is worth a pop.

They are not really chicks

I'll get me coat...

... but Johnny Guitar Watson's "Ain't That A Bitch" is pretty literal.

Had a picture of a wishbone...and some ash. Geddit?

trying to find some thing to match DH's post and found this one.
Lp cover lover is just excellent the bizarreness of some of the covers verge on being "outside art". The amount of effort to make the sleeves before photoshop and yet the lack of effort in some of them if you see what i mean .

Can't get the picture to show, you can see it here.

No problem

http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/4694/newcartm.jpg

This is the cover for Walter "Junie" Morrison's Bread Alone. Junie, best known for his work as keyboard player with funk band The Ohio Players, can be seen sitting alone, surrounded by bread.

...so bread and wine puns galore.

Looking at the cover again and the particular dough-based foodstuff featured, maybe Mr Morrison should've re-named the album:

"The best thing since..."

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