Wow...
From the original Analog Industries archive. Some links and images from that era no longer resolve.
I don’t really have anything to add to this. I mean, there’s nothing that can be said about this album cover that the image alone doesn’t convey. Taken from this page. I wonder if Devastatin’ Dave (The Turntable Slave) is still putting out albums.
If you look really close in the upper right-hand corner, you’ll see that’s a cut-out, too. What are the odds?
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I hate to say this but some those old album covers resemble kraftwerk poses.Than zip zap rap probably sampled them...
I have the mp3.... it's terrible.... lots of lines like;
"don't be a fool, stay in school...."
"don't get high and drive a car, you will not get very far...."
PM me if you are interested....B-)
I thought it might be like that, due to the "Say No To Drugs" message on the cover. Generally, musicians (and I use that term with the loosest possible connotations) don't put that sort of shit on the cover unless they're talking bullshit on the inside.
-CR
It's kinda funny.
The message talks against drugs.
The guy on the cover was obviously on them.
I'm guessing that record had something to do with mandatory public service.
steve.reaver said
"I have the mp3.... it's terrible.... lots of lines like;"
How about posting a link with em on april 1..make an fmof april fools bonus!
man the worst thing this dude was probably on was weed. This album looks like it hit the streets before the era of crack.
This cover is kinda cool, cuz he's pointing at me, which makes me feel like I wanna join his Zip Zap party.
He's all, "You! You betta come over, so you're not leftova! And if you wanna rule, then come take a swim in my pool! We'll have so much fun- but slippin's bad- so do not run!"
there are alot of people in south louisiana that still look like this
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