Return to the Planet of Album Covers Separated at Birth

[Salkin Red]

looks like some shit outta Brazil.

it pretty much is the architectural apex of ductwork.

this is a derail, but there's no way I'll miss this opportunity to post a picture of the university hospital of my hometown aachen. it looks a lot more impressive/weird when you catch the full view, but you get the idea:

[milesofsparks]

oh wow.  kind of reminiscent of kahn's service/served thing.  do you know who the architect is?

[Doctor Bob]

Weber Brand & Partner, according to a quick RIBA search.

(^^^Educated guess.)


EDIT:

"Beaubourg was not the only the only homage to the Price/Archigram pop shed; at Aachen University, for example, Weber, Brand and Partners pressed on with their Faculty of Medicine, another striking essay in ductwork, color coding and indeterminate frames..."

Sadler., S., Archigram: architecture without architecture, MIT Press, Cambridge, 2005, p. 166.)

[Salkin Red]

Weber Brand & Partner, according to a quick RIBA search.

(^^^Educated guess.)

Yep, that's true. Their first draft was from 1969, they opened it in 1985. I think it looks great from the outside, but inside is something else...

[slow west vultures]

that's a pretty cool building but i don't think i would want to go into a hospital that looks like an architectural depiction of a viral attack.

also mos, when you said it is the 'achitectural apex of ductwork' my brain first read that as 'duct tape' and i thought it was a slur. 

[Doctor Bob]

The Mountain Goats - Heretic Pride


Horseback - Impale Golden Horn

[martin_van_buren]

[Doctor Bob]

Flying Saucer Attack - Flying Saucer Attack

[martin_van_buren]

Flying Saucer Attack - Flying Saucer Attack

[Nick Ink]

ds13- killed by the kids

(from grammarcore's recent post in the shiny new thread)



the human league - reproduction


I dunno, to me anyway.

[Babar]

definitely, this is not the identical album covers thread, it the separated at birth album covers thread.

[sashwap]

nominon-recremation

buried beneath-last rays of the moon. sweet mid 90's blackened death, i had never heard of this band until earlier this week.

moss-cthonic rites

dark heresy-abstract principles taken to their logical extremes. awesome mid 90's tech death.

avsky-mass destruction

insect warfare-world extermination. this is my favorite grind record of 07. sorry pig destroyer.

necrophobic-darkside. i'm so stoked to finally own a copy of this. underrated black/death, imagine combining "like an everflowing stream" and "storm of the lights bane" into one album. even sweeter is the fact that this usually goes for over 50 bucks and i snatched a copy for 20.

[jebreject]

lol

[Dylan Thomas]

[Doctor Bob]

Some of the images in this thread aren't showing up for me, so apologies if this one has been done.

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[dieblucasdie]

OK, he has to be an alt

[jebreject]

whatever the case, he's a dingus

[SPACERACE]

i really don't get the appeal of typing like a douchebag.

it's like, when making a pettily defensive point, you may want to try not to annoy everyone with the formatting too.

it's not a fucking poem. it's the fucking internet.

[Doctor Bob]

Hot Chip - DJ Kicks
Reid Anderson - The Vastness of Space
Animal Collective - Hollinndagain
Rome - Rome

[Nick Ink]

Great ones!

[Good Intentions]

Well played.

[Doctor Bob]

4 in a row!  (cf the disco ball sequence earlier in the thread.)

If anyone can add to the sequence, either before the Hot Chip or after the Rome - or between the Reid Anderson and the Animal Collective, which is a bit of a leap of faith - then be my guest.

[sashwap]

deerhoof - the runners four

[Doctor Bob]

Rome - Rome

deerhoof - the runners four

Genius!

How many more can be added, I wonder?

Also, on the Reid Anderson tip:




Reid Anderson - Abolish Bad Architecture
Jacques Tati - Playtime

I know it's not an album, but I thought it worth posting anyway.  Also, given the subject matter of Playtime and the title of the CD, I wonder if the Anderson cover is a deliberate homage?

EDIT: MF spelling mistakes!