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...DRUM ROLL, PLEASE...
Sometimes tastelessness transcends reason and even time. Our judges actually gasped when they saw Anna Russell's "In Darkest Africa." This album cover for a Columbia Masterworks recording absolutely takes the prize for the #1 Most Unthinkably Awful Album Cover Ever! Yuck!! | | |
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Before we unveil the worst album cover ever, our judges felt Jimmy Jenson earned Honorable Mention. The cover of Jimmy's "Understand Your'e Swede" has had people (of all nationalities) giggling for years. An album cover like this requires - really demands - a moment to stop and enjoy it: Ponder the grammar. Count the kids. Wonder about wearing a mini-skirt in in a foot of snow. Try to figure out the ax and the sack. Seriously, "Understand Your'e Swede" is a Master's Course in bad album art. Enjoy!
Next posting: The most awful album cover ever published. | | |
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Moving toward the #1 most awful album cover in the history of the world, we're faced with questions. What defines a truly bad album cover? Is it poor art? Bad design? General lack of thinking? As we voted for the #2 worst album cover, these questions plagued our panel of qualified judges. After many hours of deliberation, Second Prize went to John Bult for his abysmal cover art on "Julie's Sixteenth Birthday." It seems wrong on so many levels that... it...well, see for yourself.
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