AllBum.Art - Alternative Art-Work for Album and Single Covers

We would tend to agree with The Snake Oil Willie Band that based on the artwork on the original front cover of their single, I Don't Look Good Naked Anymore, they don't look that great naked any more. The bulging pink belly is not that attractive. On the remix is an older babe who maybe thinks she doesn't look good naked any more, but that is a matter for personal taste. Sure, her hair is going grey, and her skin is wrinkled in places, but her body is still taut and toned. Evermore!

Jibbs? Jibberish more like. With lyrics such as:

Do your ears hang low?
Do they wobble to and fro?
Can you tie them in a knot?
Can you tie them in a bow?

even the cover doesn't do anything to redeem this song. On the remix can help, as we find a babe hanging low on a chain. Why she has decided to hang on a rusty chain without any clothes on is as puzzling as why Jibbs got a record deal in the first place. Platinum!

One of those covers where the band like to pose in 'showbiz' poses, or at least that's what the original artwork for Step It Up by the Stereo MCs says to use here at AllBum.Art. Which is why it needs remixing. And on the remix we find a babe who is stepping up some stairs. Far less showbiz, for sure, but eminently more connected with stepping up things. What do you reckon? Is it a step in the right direction? Ambulate!

The original single cover artwork for Fix You by Coldplay is, let us be frank about this, clearly in some kind of code. The various colored blocks against a green background do not obviously represent any kind of mending. On the remix is a babe who is obviously skilled in the repair of automobiles, though it may help her to wear more appropriate clothing when delving beneath the hood. Or maybe panties and high heels are all that mechanics of her caliber need. Remedy!

It Is Such A Good Night to scooba-di-doo, that's not in question from this song apparently by Charlie Steinmann Orchestra, though some sources give the song as being by Heisenberg and the Alberquerque Kingpins. Either way, fans of Breaking Bad will no doubt recognize the song and may wish to replace the original cover artwork which shows a fifties pinup with the remix which shows a more modern pinup, holding a glass of wine. It would be a good night to scooba-di-doo that is to be, or not to be. Question!

This is one of our favorite remixes for some time. Why? Well although the original single cover artwork for Still Of The Night by Whitesnake does appear to be set at night, with all that lightning, it doesn't appear very still. On the remix the situation is very changed and the scene presented is still definitely at night, but has much more of a suggestion of stillness and calm. It even has a touch of serenity about it, don't you think? Pause!

Not only does the original single cover artwork for No Fronts by Dog Eat Dog have no fronts, it doesn't have anything other than a crown, the title of the song, and the name of the band. The remix retains these items, but adds in a babe standing in front of a mirror. It would appear that she also has no fronts, or at least not much of a front though her long hair is coyly covering up what little evidence there may be. Reflect!

Slip Into Something More Comfortable are the instructions that Kinobe give us. The original single front cover artwork provides the suggestion that this might be some kind of beach attire, as there appear to be figures heading off to go surfing. We are not quite sure what the remix is suggesting would be comfortable to slip into. You will have to make your own mind up as to what that is all about. Slither!

People all over the world, join the Love Train, or so instructed the O'Jays back in 1973. The original cover of their song did nothing to encourage such an activity though, unless your idea of a love train, is one where the O'Jays sing non-stop for the whole journey. Ours is a little different. On the remix we see a whole new reason for boarding the love train that is nothing to do with musical renditions of disco songs. Toot toot!

It's the first of April. Today we remix April Skies by The Jesus And Mary Chain. On the original single front cover we find someone pinned to a cross in some hot sunshine. It can get hot in April, especially in hot parts of the world like Arizona. On the remix we find a babe whose name, believe it or not, is April Skies. What a coincidence that is and how lucky to find her for the remixed artwork. No joke!