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On Portrait the logo is difficult to see, but it's there on the front cover.I like Christmas Portrait better, but still- there's just something about seeing that Carps logo on the front of an album. Makes them both good.
I agree; that logo really stands out. It's definitely one of the classiest I've seen!I like Christmas Portrait better, but still- there's just something about seeing that Carps logo on the front of an album. Makes them both good.
My favorite Christmas album cover of all is the first Mannheim Steamroller Christmas album.
Bah humbug indeed! Sounds like you are in need of some spiked eggnog to take the edge off! Ho-ho-ho...I don't like either, they both reinforce the cheesy image the duo tried so hard to shake off. The 1978 album has a non-logo version of their emblazoned across it and the 1984 album reminds me of the inner sleeve photos on the Now & Then album - they look like chipmunks.
Bah humbug
I agree. I also find the elves a tad creepy.I don't like either, they both reinforce the cheesy image the duo tried so hard to shake off. The 1978 album has a non-logo version of their emblazoned across it and the 1984 album reminds me of the inner sleeve photos on the Now & Then album - they look like chipmunks.
Bah humbug
I actually like the concept of the "Christmas Portrait" album quite a bit. It's a far cry more creative than most of their album covers! The only thing I don't like about it is the illustration of K&R that "Santa" is painting. It copies an old picture of Richard from the "A Kind of Hush" photo sessions and one of Karen that looks like it might have been taken from "Passage"-era photos. For me, it gives the LP cover a sort of cheap, patchwork feel when they could easily have drawn a classy, new illustration representing the duo from '78. Picky, picky...
I don't like either, they both reinforce the cheesy image the duo tried so hard to shake off. The 1978 album has a non-logo version of their emblazoned across it and the 1984 album reminds me of the inner sleeve photos on the Now & Then album - they look like chipmunks.
Bah humbug