Worst looking CD/LP artwork

[Peter Power Pop]

The Stephen King version of a classic tale?

Message for the designer of that cover:

https://www.youtube.com/v/hKoLlKmQSHU

[Peter Power Pop]

This one has me completely flummoxed:



Nope. No idea.

[EigenUser]

This one has me completely flummoxed:



Nope. No idea.

For some reason, I first read that as Beach Motets.

[Peter Power Pop]

For some reason, I first read that as Beach Motets.

Of course! He's at the Bach. (Listening to The Bach Boys.)

[Warning: Different pun coming up]

And when he's finished getting the sand out of his pants, he'll go home and run a nice hot Bach.

[North Star]

Perhaps they play that at bachelor parties.

[Dancing Divertimentian]

Message for the designer of that cover:

https://www.youtube.com/v/hKoLlKmQSHU

[Karl Henning]

"Of course, it's your own trip, so be my guest."

[springrite]

How to fill up a picture the easy way:

The Chinese word says "grain".

[Peter Power Pop]

There's nothing like four arrows pointing to a large red dot to let you know what you'll be listening to:



In this case it's Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Mozart, Haydn, and other arrow-and-red-dot-related composers.

[TheGSMoeller]

This one has me completely flummoxed:



Nope. No idea.

I love the image though, I'm guessing it's Philippe Petit

[NikF]

I love the image though, I'm guessing it's Philippe Petit

And I think the photo is by Jean Blondeau.

[Peter Power Pop]

John Eliot the Gardiner does it again with another "Huh?" cover:

[Ken B]

I love the image though, I'm guessing it's Philippe Petit

And I think the photo is by Jean Blondeau.

Yeah, but who made the wire?

[Artem]

John Eliot the Gardiner does it again with another "Huh?" cover:

a cross?

[kishnevi]

John Eliot the Gardiner does it again with another "Huh?" cover:

Connection to a Higher Power.

BTW, I like that Ravel cover.  It  conveys the bizarro dream content of the opera quite well, and among the characters are a teapot and a Chinese teacup.

[Dancing Divertimentian]

I love the image though, I'm guessing it's Philippe Petit

A human lightening rod by the look of that stormy sky!

[Madiel]

There's nothing like four arrows pointing to a large red dot to let you know what you'll be listening to:



In this case it's Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Mozart, Haydn, and other arrow-and-red-dot-related composers.

"Treffpunkt". Meeting place, or more literally meeting point.

EDIT: Which appears to be the name of a German classical music radio show. No doubt this is what the PERFORMANCES are related to.

Honestly, PPP, you could do a little homework, especially when there's foreign language writing on the cover.

[TheGSMoeller]

Yeah, but who made the wire?

David Simon?

[Brian]

Could they have made the text harder to read?

[Peter Power Pop]

"Treffpunkt". Meeting place, or more literally meeting point.

EDIT: Which appears to be the name of a German classical music radio show. No doubt this is what the PERFORMANCES are related to.

Honestly, PPP, you could do a little homework, especially when there's foreign language writing on the cover.

I did. I fired up Google Translate, entered "Treffpunkt" and it said "Meeting place".

I then entered "Treffpunkt Klassik", and it said "Classical meeting place". I said "OK."

But I still saw four arrows pointing to a large red dot on the cover of an album featuring the music of Tchaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Mozart, Haydn and other composers. Even if that's where they're all meeting, I have a lot of trouble associating composers with large red dots (and arrows).