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@LWjetta wrote:
Not so on “Blessed”
Her full name only appears on the spine (edge) of the case.Any comments from the FF ?
I noticed that as well. Also, since first listing it, Amazon.com has shown, and continues to show, the following as the “kissing couple” cover:
Makes me think the original covers had Lu’s name & the album title on the front cover, but the decision was made to remove them. Maybe TO can clarify for us (if he sees this)… 😉
Tom
Did ya notice how the “blessed” sign words from each picture are actually sort of etched onto both CDs? In the exact same handwriting. (I know it was not actually etched but you can see what I mean – the CD printing is as if it was etched.)
very cool … 8)
The covers had the writing on them only for the internet stores. The original covers never had the writing on them -just a sticker on the shrink wrap.
@TOverby wrote:
The covers had the writing on them only for the internet stores. The original covers never had the writing on them -just a sticker on the shrink wrap.
Thanks for clearing that up, TO!
Tom
I like the composition of that one a lot, too. The crack in the wall, the agave plant (I think that’s what it is at any rate), the old siding on the wall in the background & finally, the messianic-looking dude dressed in all black… Cool!
Tom
That was my favorite picture also–that and the cab driver–but the problem with the first picture was that he was holding a picture of Haile Selassie the revered Jamaican leader from the 40’s who later Bob Marley and the later Jamaican rastafarians looked to as their prophet. Anyway Universal made us take out the Haile Selassie pic that he was holding for fear a lawsuit from the estate. That’s the way it goes sometimes.
@TOverby wrote:
the cab driver–but the problem with the first picture was that he was holding a picture of Haile Selassie the revered Jamaican leader from the 40’s who later Bob Marley and the later Jamaican rastafarians looked to as their prophet. Anyway Universal made us take out the Haile Selassie pic that he was holding for fear a lawsuit from the estate.
Are you referring to the same cab driver that is pictured in the liner notes (first photo after the lyrics)? Was he the one holding a picture of Haile Selassie?
Tom
No the guy holding the Selasie photo is Jesus looking guy a couple posts above -that’s why his Blessed is arched.
Oh, OK – so the picture of Haile Selassie was originally on his photo, but it was “whited out” in the photo that was used as one of the album covers?
And what about your “other favorite photo” of the cab driver – is that the one in the liner notes after the lyrics?
Tom
Yeah I really like the one with the cab driver with his friends gambling in the background. I was voted down on that one by the boss. Should’ve fought harder for it, but I like all the ones we used.
Speaking of the liner notes photos, I also like the one of the blonde woman standing in front of the tire-rutted, muddy field. There’s something about the look in her eyes… World-weary & knowing…
Tom
@TOverby wrote:
No the guy holding the Selasie photo is Jesus looking guy a couple posts above -that’s why his Blessed is arched.
Interesting bit of trivia…makes me like it even more.
Which picture of Sessalie was it, do you recall?@tntracy wrote:
Speaking of the liner notes Tom
I have a question Tom on the liner notes.
Track 12 is Kiss Like Your Kiss with Eric Liljestrand on a “Nail File Guitar”
What the heck is that ?
Google didn’t help me much on this one.lwj
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