oh ok
then why does this one have it? is that part just the words on the spine of the CD?

Nope. That text comes from scanning the CD itself -- from placing the shiny aluminized "The Else" disc in my scanner, not the CD inserts or the jewel box. The resulting cover art that I posted is my own composite -- of which I'm personally fond, but which isn't an official version of the cover art by any means.

he explained it 2 or 3 times klim. just read.

oh....sometimes i just skip over things if there's too much to read

thanks

Just in case anyone here might be interested, I've turned my obsession with anal retentive Photoshopping of album cover art into its own web site:

http://www.albumartexchange.com/

Besides my own stuff, I've set it up so people can sign up and submit their own stuff. I've already added a couple of hundred new images in the week that the site's been officially up and running.

Mr Signed. long time no see!

your site looks cool.

Ohh nice!!

Haha, top left album on the homepage. I just had that LP out the other day. Records!

Edit: Oh wow nevermind, it changes when you refresh. Well it was Talking Heads Fear of Music.

Actually, it changes all of the time, without refreshing. I've got to work on the Javascript a bit (because of annoying incompatibilities between different web browsers), but if you simply leave the home page sitting on your screen, images will fade in and out every few seconds, being replaced with new images.

The effect works best on recent versions of Safari and Firefox right now. Internet Explorer isn't being as cooperative. The crossfade tends to stutter a bit in IE.

ooh, that's a cool effect. i love java tweaks...

those all look awesome SignedReleaseForm