Same here...I'm digging the photo.

cjh wrote:Though I'm now wondering what was the remaining 'feature' of the sleeve that wasn't quite ready that was alluded to in an interview.

They had to grow all that fruit.

dan around wrote:

That's what we Americans call 'a joke'.

No?

I'll believe it when I see it.

The June 5th release date is fake?

A shame, I liked that it's the same day as the liberation of Rome.

Maybe the actual album cover will be:

a schnauzer


surrounded by Runts

Steve V. wrote: Well, you know. Shellac is like a less beefy, more subtle version of a young Foreigner.

I just thought this quote needed to be emboldened.

Steve V. wrote: Well, you know. Shellac is like a less beefy, more suptle version of a young Foreigner.

O', yeah and enlarged considerably.

And I fixed it as well

I just want to know what broth will be use in the preparation of Excellent Italian Greyhound. Those are some nice looking vegetables for the stock.

mackro wrote:I just want to know what broth will be use in the preparation of Excellent Italian Greyhound. Those are some nice looking vegetables for the stock.

dont forget the fruits

thebookofkevin wrote:

Nina wrote:

timpickens wrote:

Steve V. wrote:Also, the MASSIVE WORLD TOUR. Check it out:


Oh wait...that's the Foreigner tour.

Fucker! I got really excited there for a second!

So was I. I thought them playing LA was too good to be true.

you missed them in august 2005, huh?

that was a great weekend.

Yes, I missed it. I was saying this exact statement at the time they were in LA. ...

big_dave wrote:Come to Wales, goddamnit.

L.A. has gotten some relatively good love from Shellac... Not only August 2005, but January 2001.

(I went to that Knit factory show in 2001.. it was the last rock show I ever saw in L.A., I moved to Seattle days later. Then I saw the August 2005 show in Seattle. Great weekend!)