Best Album Booklet
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¿Wich NO/JD booklet do you prefer? Box sets not included
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Unknown Pleasures 4 (8%)
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Closer 5 (10%)
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Still 0 (0%)
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Substance 0 (0%)
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Permanent 1 (2%)
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The Complete BBC Recordings (JD) 0 (0%)
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Movement 0 (0%)
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P, C & L 0 (0%)
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Low-Life 7 (15%)
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Brotherhood 1 (2%)
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Substance 1987 1 (2%)
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Technique 14 (29%)
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Republic 11 (23%)
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Get Ready 0 (0%)
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The John Peel Sessions (NO) 0 (0%)
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BBC Radio 1 Live Concert (NO) 1 (2%)
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The Best Of 2 (4%)
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The Rest Of 0 (0%)
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International 1 (2%)
48 votes · voting closed
Originally posted by mh CD booklets suck, don't they? Closer on vinyl... ahhhhh.
You got a point.
Originally posted by Alexandre Travassos > Originally posted by mh> CD booklets suck, don't they? Closer on vinyl... ahhhhh.
You got a point.
Very true...and stick the photocopier up your arse!! Hard one...Brotherhood (I dig the blue over-tone)...but Technique is about .999999999999% behind.
(the rest of) is definate ca-rap ain't it? But that isn't the point...oopsy! ;)
Republic and Technique I nominate simply cos they're both vast improvements over the Vinyl equivalents.
The Technique LP sleeve would have worked brilliantly as a gatefold format with lots more colour variations on the statue inside..... Ditto Republic (crap record however) ;)
Well...The new compilation album "International" Had a neat poem in the booklet. I really enjoyed reading it. Artwork is always nice like in Technique or Republic but I'm not going to show it to my friends like I did the "International" poem
I rather like the Low-Life cover, and I like changing the picture once in a while, depending on what sort of NO mood I'm in. How shallow.
Originally posted by King Eric Technique - perfect album, perfect artworkRepublic - shite album, shite artwork
Back to basics - Unknown Pleasures every time - minimalist cover, interesting inner sleeve :)
The booklet in “Unknown Pleasures” is my favourite : it matches with the opressing atmosphere of the LP. Just by having a look at the photograph, you can indeed get an “Insight” into human inner feelings (and remember the noise at the beginning of this song, added by Martin Hannett...). The “Technique” booklet seems to be nothing but a tribute to Andy Warhol... which is not really original !
