mjazzg Posted Thursday at 04:40 PM Report Posted Thursday at 04:40 PM Another big Another Timbre fan here too, music and design aesthetic Quote
T.D. Posted Thursday at 05:04 PM Report Posted Thursday at 05:04 PM On 4/3/2025 at 4:22 PM, mjzee said: This school of record album design (typography plus some random graphic) has been around a long time. I was reminded of that this morning when this album popped up on my shuffle playlist: Expand That image (from cover of album released in 1961) is of interest to geeks! It looks somewhat fractal, and the term "fractal" was not coined until 1975. 🤔 Quote
mjzee Posted Thursday at 06:26 PM Author Report Posted Thursday at 06:26 PM On 4/3/2025 at 5:04 PM, T.D. said: That image (from cover of album released in 1961) is of interest to geeks! It looks somewhat fractal, and the term "fractal" was not coined until 1975. 🤔 Expand Agreed! Mandelbrot would be proud. Quote
Niko Posted Thursday at 07:14 PM Report Posted Thursday at 07:14 PM it's an interesting credit "photo: Tom Jungman". first, I never would have thought that this is a photo (of what? not the British coastline) and second, this is Tom Jungman's only trace in the album cover scene... Quote
clifford_thornton Posted Saturday at 07:27 PM Report Posted Saturday at 07:27 PM Some of those Jazzland covers with abstract designs remind me of 'stock' covers that various labels used throughout the '60s and '70s. They are very cheap but some have their charm. Quote
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