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

Apparently the residents of Hooverville promised us the world, or so The Christians would make us believe. Now we are not sure what you would expect a town with a name like Hoovervill to look like, but according the original single front cover, it is a fairly dreary place with derelict buildings and dusty roads. On the remix we find a different vision of Hooverville with, quite simply, a babe hoovering her home. Suck!

So the Honeyz claim to be at the End Of The Line, do they? On the original single cover artwork there is no indication of what kind of line it is, nor why they are at the end of it, as opposed to the start or somewhere in the middle. On the remix we find a babe who is sitting on what appears to be a derelict steam train, which is definitely not going anywhere. Is this the end of the line? It could well be. Rusty!

On the original front cover artwork for Send Me The Pillow You Dream On, Johnny Tillotson is smiling and holding two pillows, one in each hand. So why does he want another pillow? On the remix, the answer may become a little clearer as we find a babe holding a pillow which, if she handed it over to Mr Tillotson, may reveal why he was asking for it in the first place. Alternatively she could tease him a little more by sending one of the two pillows behind her instead. Cushion!

An unusual thing here, because here is a remix for Rihanna and her song We Ride. Unusual, because we have already remixed this cover back in July 2013 but we just felt it deserved a double dose (either that or we forgot we had already done it...) On the original front cover artwork of the single, we find Ms Fenty looking cheerful in a purple dress but no sign of any riding of any kind going on. On the remixed cover artwork, we find three babes out riding on their bikes. For some reason known only to them, they have gone riding in protective knee pads, but only lingerie to keep them warm. Maybe it was a hot day. It is now!

Today's question is being posed by Oxygen Featuring Andrea Britton, and the question is Am I On Your Mind? To help us decide whether or not they are on our mind, the original front cover artwork for the single shows a front and rear shot of Ms Britton on a city street at night time. On the remix we find a babe who is trying much harder to remain on your mind for as long as possible. Provocative!

It's 14 February which is traditionally known as Valentine's Day, so here's a remix of a song called Valentine by the Delays. On the original single cover artwork, we find that nothing says I love you as much as some black and white wires. Nothing. Well maybe not nothing. Maybe the naked babe on the remix who is covered in flowers says it a little better. Wires, or flowers. Which would you prefer? Floral!

According to Wet Wet Wet, when they were Wishing I Was Lucky, the first thing that sprung to their mind when putting together the original single front cover artwork was a dark city street, with pictures of the band members strewn on a dirty wall in a haphazard fashion. On the remixed artwork, we find that wishing you are lucky brings you a naked babe showering in a waterfall. Presumably she is wet, though whether she is triply wet is difficult to determine from a distance. Soaking!

We are not sure what springs to your mind when a song has the title of Bad Habit, but for ATFC Presents OnePhatDeeva Featuring Lisa Millet, it is a bunch of babes dancing in the vicinity of a number of Dukes Of Hazzard era cars. Just some good old boys, never did any wrong. As opposed to the nun on the remixed cover whose habits seem very bad indeed. Wrong!

If the original single front cover artwork is to be believed, My Perfect Cousin, according to The Undertones reaches perfection through playing Subbuteo soccer. Maybe that is what counts for perfection where they are from, but at AllBum.Art we seek a little more from our perfection. On the remix we find a babe of near perfection. Of course perfection is an individual decision, but if she was our cousin, we would be happy. Sublime!

Bring on the Dancing Girls, sings Nik Kershaw. He may sing that, but on the original single front cover artwork we find nothing but Mr Kershaw. Maybe he is waiting for the dancing girls to arrive? On the remix we find that the girls have arrived and appear to have begun dancing around a gold colored pole that they have brought with them. But where are they? It looks from the nature of the iron gates behind them that this may be the doorway to some dreary dungeon. No wonder they took so long to get here. Arrival!