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I used to see that album in preview the store, and wonder what the hell that was supposed to be (it's not a dog, not obviously anyway). It scared me a little. I wanted to buy the album, but didn't like their music. Ahhh, Roger Dean. There used to be a preview head shop in our little preview town. Sold roach clips and so forth. I bought this poster from them when I was about 13 or so. It's still around here somewhere. Never heard of the group (Osibisa). Posted by: Angie Schultz at July 22, 2003 at 02:17 AM The thought just occurred to me: those 70's art, progressive, and pop rock bands were all a bunch of lefty collectivist socialist types who spread their horrid propaganda through their album covers. Did you ever notice how you hardly ever saw actual band members on the album covers, like they were this single-minded polyp colony unworthy of individual recognition? Examples: Yes Spirit Pink Floyd Boston Journey ...I dunno; just musing. Posted by: Tongue Boy at July 22, 2003 at 02:59 AM 70's cover art: Abraxas by Santana.
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