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By jackjohn (Via Laughing Squid)
An ad campaign for secondhand music store Vinyl Exchange assembled patchwork bodies, Frankenstein-style, out of the detached body parts so often portrayed on album covers.
By Unknown
Histrionic rock band Muse just released a trailer for the upcoming album, The 2nd Law. If the hammy Hans Zimmer-esque soundtrack and the melodramatic end-of-the-world news ticker is starting to seem predictable, just wait until it's about a minute and a half into the video. SPOILER: There's a drop.
By jackjohn
A week ago, Reddit reposted the album randomizer game that we reposted from 4chan (reposts are the Internet's way of showing it cares). The folks over in that corner of the web made a few good ones of their own.
And to those of you on FAIL Blog who made excellent album covers of your own and are currently sitting there wondering "Hey! Where the hell are MINE?" Shhhh. It's fine. Don't drink so much coffee. We'll feature those in an upcoming post (and now's the time to make your own if you haven't already).
Have you ever taken a look at some of your old albums and noticed, hey, they knew what was going on, they put a cat on their cover? Here is a collection of some of the most famous album covers featuring cats
