Geddy Lee, Neal Peart and what's his nuts on the gutiar!

  One of the best album covers, EVER!

 Leave to the Dead to take album art to a new level.

 What does that say  undeneath the title?

l I used to stare at this cover for hours!

 This one kinda scared me!

 They said The Doors were all washed up and then this,...

 And this,...

 After this!


 Classic album cover, All-American: GLORY DAYS!

 Does he look a little strung out?

 One of the best albums of all time!

rudyc wrote:

You mean like the "Blind Faith" album?

or

what about?

My final contribution to this thread,..



 Maybe not!

Rudy C, it was Alex Lifeson on guitar.  Neal Peart had a PhD in history which is evident in all the lyrics he wrote.

Ditch, Aqualung is one of my all-time favorites!

OK, I am guilty with the album cover too........

Anyone remember "imported albums?"  They had them at.......was it Record Roundup on Menaul at about Wyoming.  Nah, I think Record Roundup was in the mall but remember that album store.  Anyhow, the "imported albums" were more expensive and wrapped in plastic and sometimes they had different covers than the same album that was sold in the U.S.  There was one very risque cover of a Scorpions album that was different than the U.S. album.  This was before anybody knew who the Scorpions were and I used to have it.  I used to have hundreds of albums but there are all gone now.

Riches6 wrote:

Rudy C, it was Alex Lifeson on guitar.  Neal Peart had a PhD in history which is evident in all the lyrics he wrote.

Ditch, Aqualung is one of my all-time favorites!

OK, I am guilty with the album cover too........

Anyone remember "imported albums?"  They had them at.......was it Record Roundup on Menaul at about Wyoming.  Nah, I think Record Roundup was in the mall but remember that album store.  Anyhow, the "imported albums" were more expensive and wrapped in plastic and sometimes they had different covers than the same album that was sold in the U.S.  There was one very risque cover of a Scorpions album that was different than the U.S. album.  This was before anybody knew who the Scorpions were and I used to have it.  I used to have hundreds of albums but there are all gone now.

liloldlobo wrote: Whats cool is pulling out a folding LP and a dried up seed of some sort falling out.

Did anyone else besides me have this Cheech and Chong album with the ginormous rolling paper inside?  

Read this link --->

rudyc wrote: DV;
The DOORS are a virtual obsession for me! The book "No One Here Gets Out Alive!" begins in the Sandia Mountians! He dated a gal that worked at the General Store in the "head shop" days. He wrote a poem to her on a stuffed dog and she carried that thing around on her shoulder like a parrot! My sis was manager and I would go by and talk Doors with the gal even though she was pretty gone.

I have a couple of gold records of two Doors tunes; "LA Woman" and "Riders on the Storm" plus all the albums on vinyl and remastered CD's. Let's talk Doors sometime! I saw "Doors of the 21st Century" with Robby and Ray in Vegas and Albuquerque. Had Stuart Copeland of the Police on drums in Vegas. They can still ROCK!

Don't forget about current NM resident Val Kilmer in the movie role of Jim Morrison connection.  Hell, he may even consider running for governor of our great state which would really be psychedelic and far out man!