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WeaponizedFeline t1_j28k5x3 wrote

Pretty sure the cover design is a reference to Elvis Presley's self-titled album. Definitely iconic.

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ghostmrchicken OP t1_j28ejeb wrote

Perhaps the most iconic album cover/live performance photo ever taken.

It epitomizes everything about rock music in one simple image.

Photographed by Pennie Smith.

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TheKingMonkey t1_j28h1y2 wrote

It’s such a good picture. I dabble in photography a bit and this is a perfect example of what makes a photograph great. Its barely in focus, it’s grainy, the highlights are blown and yet it’s utterly brilliant because it captures so much energy.

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ghostmrchicken OP t1_j28hxoo wrote

Agreed. For me it expresses a certain type of energy in the form of artistry and anger through performance.

I dabble in photography as well. One thing I’ve learned is that no matter what the conditions are just shoot. I’ve obtained some great images just by looking up while around walking, pulling out my (now phone) camera and shooting.

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33-3rpm t1_j28sf4p wrote

Train in vain is one of my favorites ever.

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xratedcheese t1_j2au06h wrote

The secret track! Just when I thought it was all over, with no indication on the label, that octave-hopping guitar riff started.

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rippley5150 t1_j28vvru wrote

I got lost in the supermarket

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freshcoastghost t1_j2bdmhb wrote

^ Mick Jones had some great work on that album. Card Cheat. I'm not down etc..

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rippley5150 t1_j2denw6 wrote

It's one of those albums that doesn't have a song that you'd skip.

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nosnevenaes t1_j28xkli wrote

I like how santa clause is in the background running so mrs clause wouldn't see him in the photo

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