and the double image what the hell is up with that. doesnt really seem to accomplish anything aesthetically

Yeah. The back is annoying as well. Theyre all randomly written.

oh huh i never noticed that ill have to check it out but i dont own it anymore i burned everything and sold it years ago

Yeah on the reissue, theres bonus songs which are kinda too much for the tracklisting.

i was so disappointed in the reissue! i just deleted them after one listen

It's okay. The ep is all that matters. I didn't even listen to the bonus tracks.

maybe thers one or wo songs worth saving but everything else is just basically earlier versions of songs. too similar to be all that interesting.

The Good & The Bad own though.

the earlier version of that is track ten Loud And Soft

Yes and it's fucking great, maybe my favorite song of the EP except for I Dreamed I Dream

It's no doubt an Andy Warhol/Velvet Underground reference. The silver background on the original American version suggests Warhol's silver-clad Factory, and the double image suggests the repeating images in his pop art.

hey thats pretty good. now i feel kinda dumb saying it didnt accomplish anything aesthetically.

Yeah, I got it now. It seems so.

I would like to restate how awesome Bad Moon Rising's cover is.

Yeah BMR is pretty awesome. I used to not like it, but its amazing.

yeah same, I used to hate it for some reason, but dont anymore.

I didnt like the sunshine/green colour. But its amazing now.

I love that Halloween theme that runs through so many of their record covers: Bad Moon Rising, Walls Have Ears, the various versions of Halloween and Halloween II, the Bad Mood bootleg, possibly even A Thousand Leaves, if the theory about it being influenced by that old Foster horror flick is correct.

I'd love to see Bad Moon reissued as a double LP, by the way.

Rather Ripped
A Thousand Leaves
Washing Machine
are my least faves.

Washing Machine is disgraceful