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The Art of the Album Cover
Celebrating seven decades of fantastic sleeve design
Celebrating seven decades of fantastic sleeve design
Mick Rock x Ioannis - What Were Queen Like To Work With?
In July 2021 Mick Rock and Ioannis, both legends of the music+art world, met at Mick’s print studio to talk about their friendship, working relationship, and to celebrate the collaborative piece they had just completed in homage to Freddie Mercury.
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The limited edition of this piece is for sale exclusively at Hypergallery and will be available for one month only!
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Full answer to the question ‘what were Queen like to work with?’ can be found at CZcams.com/c/hypergallery
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More questions released throughout September
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#MickRockxIoannis #FreddieMercury #QueenForever #LimitedEdition #ArtCollectors #RockAndRollIcons
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The limited edition of this piece is for sale exclusively at Hypergallery and will be available for one month only!
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Full answer to the question ‘what were Queen like to work with?’ can be found at CZcams.com/c/hypergallery
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More questions released throughout September
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#MickRockxIoannis #FreddieMercury #QueenForever #LimitedEdition #ArtCollectors #RockAndRollIcons
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Mick Rock and Ioannis - what was Queen like to work with?
zhlédnutí 43Před 2 hodinami
© Dangerous Age With thanks to The Estate Of Mick Rock. Sat in front of the collaborative painting of Freddie Mercury at Mick's print studio, Mick Rock and Ioannis discuss their friendship, working relationship, and the project they embarked upon together before Mick's untimely death in 2021. In this first of seven short clips, Mick Rock and Ioannis answer the question 'What was Queen like to w...
Mick Rock x Ioannis - How Did You Meet?
zhlédnutí 17Před 14 hodinami
In July 2021 Mick Rock and Ioannis, both legends of the music art world, met at Mick’s print studio to talk about their friendship, working relationship, and to celebrate the collaborative piece they had just completed in homage to Freddie Mercury. . The limited edition of this piece is for sale exclusively at Hypergallery and will be available for one month only! . Full answer to the question ...
Mick Rock and Ioannis - where and how did you guys meet?
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© Dangerous Age With thanks to The Estate Of Mick Rock. Sat in front of the collaborative painting of Freddie Mercury at Mick's print studio, Mick Rock and Ioannis discuss their friendship, working relationship, and the project they embarked upon together before Mick's untimely death in 2021. In this first of seven short clips, Mick Rock and Ioannis answer the question 'Where and how did you gu...
How to Build an Art Collection - 9 Rules
zhlédnutí 45Před rokem
Long standing Hypergallery collector - and friend - Mark Overton, shares the rules he has developed over his years of collecting work in the rock photography and album artwork genre. These are helpful guidelines for collecting in any genre. Let us know what you think!
How to Build an Art Collection - a conversation with a seasoned collector of rock photography
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Long standing Hypergallery collector - and friend - Mark Overton, visits the print room to talk to Emily about his collection of rock album cover art and rock photography prints, which has been described by Bonhams as one of the largest of its kind in Europe. We chat about how he got into this genre, and he introduces us to some of the guidelines for collecting that he has developed along the way.
Episode 6 - In Through The Out Door
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Aubrey Powell talks to Emily at Hypergallery about his cover artwork for the Led Zeppelin album In Through The Out Door, released in 1979, followed by an insight into his work on Pink Floyd's box set release from 2019, The Later Years.
Episode 5 - In The City
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Bill Smith talks to Emily at Hypergallery about his cover artwork for In The City by The Jam, released in 1977, on the occasion of it's 45th Anniversary. This was The Jam's debut studio album and this design was the beginning of a working friendship that lasted right through to 1982's single release The Bitterest Pill (I Ever Had To Swallow). Bill also introduces his commemorative edition of pr...
Episode 4 - ABACAB
zhlédnutí 190Před 2 lety
Bill Smith talks to Emily at Hypergallery about his cover artwork for the Genesis album ABACAB, released in 1981, with the story of his journey into album cover design and creation of Bill Smith Studio along the way.
Scarlet Page - By The Jetty
zhlédnutí 67Před 2 lety
Scarlet Page talks about By The Jetty, one of the three NFTs from her first collection, Making A Scene. Minted in conjunction with Hypergallery on MusicArt, the planet friendly NFT market place where music artwork reigns supreme.
Scarlet Page - Before the Performance
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Scarlet Page talks about Before The Performance, one of the three NFTs from her first collection, Making A Scene. Minted in conjunction with Hypergallery on MusicArt, the planet friendly NFT market place where music artwork reigns supreme.
Scarlet Page - Recording Sabbath
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Scarlet Page talks about Recording Sabbath, one of the three NFTs from her first collection, Making A Scene. Minted in conjunction with Hypergallery on MusicArt, the planet friendly NFT market place where music artwork reigns supreme.
Scarlet Page - Making A Scene
zhlédnutí 1KPřed 2 lety
Scarlet Page introduces her first collection of NFTs, produced in collaboration with Hypergallery and MusicArt, the planet friendly NFT marketplace where music artwork reigns supreme!
Robert Fripp Signing of King Crimson prints at Worton Hall
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Robert Fripp signing the King Crimson limited editions at Worton Hall, Isleworth, London in 2019. Thanks to @kingcrimsonofficial for music use permissions and Worton Hall for hosting and Robert Fripp for all the signatures!
Episode 2 - 5 YEARS: To The Power Of Bowie
zhlédnutí 194Před 3 lety
Episode 2 - 5 YEARS: To The Power Of Bowie
Graham Gouldman and Storm Thorgerson on 10cc Tenology
zhlédnutí 1KPřed 11 lety
Graham Gouldman and Storm Thorgerson on 10cc Tenology
10cc Sheet Music artwork by Aubrey Powell
zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed 11 lety
10cc Sheet Music artwork by Aubrey Powell
Graham Gouldman and Storm Thorgerson on 10cc Sheet Music
zhlédnutí 1,2KPřed 11 lety
Graham Gouldman and Storm Thorgerson on 10cc Sheet Music
Aubrey Powell on Record Companies and Album Art
zhlédnutí 243Před 11 lety
Aubrey Powell on Record Companies and Album Art
10cc Original Soundtrack artwork by Aubrey Powell
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10cc Original Soundtrack artwork by Aubrey Powell
10cc Look Hear! artwork by Aubrey Powell
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10cc Look Hear! artwork by Aubrey Powell
10cc How Dare You! artwork by Aubrey Powell
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10cc How Dare You! artwork by Aubrey Powell
Graham Gouldman and Storm Thorgerson on 10cc How Dare You!
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Graham Gouldman and Storm Thorgerson on 10cc How Dare You!
10cc How Dare You! Gatefold artwork by Aubrey Powell
zhlédnutí 3,7KPřed 11 lety
10cc How Dare You! Gatefold artwork by Aubrey Powell
10cc Greatest Hits artwork by Aubrey Powell
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10cc Greatest Hits artwork by Aubrey Powell
Art for arts sake
Ah... we need to see the proofs!
In the new documentary about Hipgnosis, Graham Gouldman is clearly bamboozled by the cover (as to "what it means"), while at the same time, not in the least objecting to it. The point of confusion is that when this was "commissioned by 10cc", who actually conceived of the concept?
This definitely should have been used in the new Hipgnosis documentary.
Great video! For me, the Hipgnosis covers and interior artwork were an important part of the listening and appreciating of 10CC's music. As Aubrey points out, the storytelling was an important part of both the music and the graphics.
Looka Ike pappy
Just don't play Stairway hahaha 😂🤣
Hi Toby hope you are happy ❤Denlse
Las mismas facciones del jefe ,,,felicidades
TO SHARE REAL REAL SOON@THE VERY TOP OF MY: JORGE ESTRADA, DC. TIMELINE. ALMOST THERE!
Lol is such a cute man!
great cover
Great photographer, plus she seems really nice.
I am here a while later , did you do another interview with James Marsh then ? This is so interesting !
We do! You have reminded us. Thank you Adèle. I'll comment again when it is up - or subscribe if you haven't and you should get notified x
@@emilysmeaton8902 Awww thank you so much Emily 🤩
Simple but effective how eric sat down in the epicentre legs crossed darkly dressed Makes the eye more focused on its title! Simple but with good effect, makes you look down as well as straight at it. SHEET MUSIC
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Beautiful 🌺 A great woman and photographer 📸🥰.
Couldn't agree more Alejandra! She is such a wonderful woman and so talented and yet unpretentious. We are so lucky to have her work in our catalogue.
@@hypergallery very lucky 😉😘
Wow she really has her father's mannerisms .I nanemed 1 of my sons after her father
Incredibile, ha anche gli stessi denti di Jimmy, con lo spazio in mezzo 🤦
Pretty cool interview,,, quite interesting...
Thank you Robin, that's nice to hear
Thank you CB - yes we agree! We had to record that day in our gallery which has lots of traffic noise in the background. Lesson learned. Thank you for watching 🤘
These are great but please buy some mics, the sound is not good
Hidden 'Group Life' reference in there. I can't help being a fan of everything this man has done.
An unusual cover photo/s, but an excellent album - one of the best, together with Sheet Music, The Original Soundtrack, and Deceptive Bends (albeit not the same without Godley and Creme). I always liked The title track, I'm Mandy fly me, Iceberg, and Don't hang up. The last one is excellent, with Kevin Godley's falsetto-ish voice, the changes of key, and instrumentals, including a Harp, a Spanish guitar, and various percussion and sound effects, like on other tracks too.
I always liked the Hipgnosis album covers...they were always creative. The How dare you album cover was like a movie scene that the viewer could see what was happening.
Not sure if it's still n print, but there was a book published in 2013 called "The Gathering Storm" which I'd recommend (if you don't have it already).
ive had this album since it came out ..i never ever tire of it ..its gotta be in the top 10 albums in the history of popular music .. an absolute masterpiece..thank you 10 cc
They didn't want to be less famous... They wanted to be less slaves... I'm glad they got their royalties back from yo punk arse friend at Tommy ain't my MF BOY!!!!!
Amazing concept.
Was this the group that storm thorgersson was a part of ?
It was! Yes. He and Aubrey Powell founded Hipgnosis - photodesign agency - in 1967.
The original 4 in10cc never made a bad album, their music is essential listening , even today
Great art work and a great album and simply the best band ever
Well, not everyone is on the phone, the glamorous blonde on the front cover is now sprawled on a chair in the foreground and about to pass out and drop her wine glass.👀🤭
Yes, and she already dropped the red telephone...
A most interesting album cover, the glamorous blonde stressed, tearful woman with run mascara, drink and cigarette, receiving an upsetting phone call, presumably from her husband, the thrusting executive, ( same guy on fire on the pink floyd wish you were here album cover ?). Red car in drive with man and woman getting out, or maybe in, centrefold with the band and these and other characters all on dozens of phones, and back cover with a Columbo looking, type guy, making a pervy handkerchief covered handset, phone box call to the other woman (the one getting out of the car?) who looks shocked and alarmed. Certainly a lot going on. 🤔
There really is! Always more than meets the eye with Hipgnosis.
The music and album artwork of 10cc has always fascinated me since my early teens when i first got to know them during the early 1990's when i started heavily collecting records. How dare you album cover certainly has a deep vibe about it although its probably quite simple. I have always had a bit of a vivid imagination, so to me i always wanted to make my own thoughts about it, as if it could of easily been all a set for actors actresses from some mad scene out of the 1970's tv police drama series called the sweeney. John thaw & dennis waterman could of easily been pacing the're way through heavy gritty london traffic in an ordeal to make some sort of bust on a few bank robbing thugs hiding in that manner. And after all, the looks and timing would of been 100% bang on😊
Fact: The lady who looks shocked and alarmed is actually susan, kevin godley's wife!
@@toddblanks aha! Cameo appearance.
I loved this album and its cover design still do some great music on it to
Thanks for the video! James looks a very nice person. Amazing artist! I want a complete interview talking about all the covers of Talk Talk, not just this!
You are very welcome - thank you so much for watching! And watch this space for more form James. We'll be covering Colour of Spring next, and so on chronologically as long as James is willing ;)
@@hypergallery Perfect! thanks!
Love your work. Thank you for this. ~Peace
Thank you for watching and for your feedback Rob - hope you'll stay with us to hear more from James soon
Very interesting ! Thank you for this :) What a lovely working space. So many beautiful pieces of art ! Thanks for the tour, James. #spiritoftalktalk
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching and the lovely feedback. Stay with us and subscribe to hear more from James soon.
@@hypergallery Will do !
The four band members faces are reflecting off the metal casing , upside down.
Was that the actor Arthur English as the waiter in the photograph?
We'll have to ask Aubrey Powell when we record his Podcast episode! Watch this space....
Awesome
The cover and inner gatefold says an awful lot and suggests a concept of sorts
My favourite album cover amongst much great album artwork in the 70's.
Oof why'd you cut it and not let him point out Eric and Graham.
I expect because he doesn't! Probably moved on to something else. Will be re-editing all of these to make a longer watch anyway, soon, so if he does we'll uncover it!
@@hypergallery I don't think 10cc really broke up because of personal differences, wasn't it mostly musical differences? Graham and Eric wanted to become more of a commercial band while Lol and Creme wanted to stick to creativity which led to their breakup. That's what I know at least... and with this in mind it'd seem rather rude for Lol not to mention Eric and Graham in that album cover.
@@utub1473 it was a combination of factors. Add to musical differences the huge pressure on Kevin and Lol to stick with the group and cease all solo activities. Although I wish they'd have started developing that Revlon commercial into a song rather than "People in Love"
@@DanRelayer_Ukraine my viewpoint is that godley and creme wished to remain as members of 10cc but take time off to work on their own project "consequences" . Eric and graham weren't happy to allow this so they just left. Graham and eric realised after they had made a mistake. Though they joined up again for a project in I think 1992 it didnt go well. The last time I heard about lol and kevin dont communicate and eric and graham dont communicate. Although perhaps they have mellowed with advancing years. They'll all end up in the grave one day. As they are all in their 70s most likely in the night 15 to 25 or so years, still time for a comeback world tour of all 4. I am allowed to dream am I not.
@@DanRelayer_Ukraine Godley and Creme pour huge cash and time into developing the "Gizmo" which was rendered instantly obsolete by the arrival of cheap polyphonic synthesizers. For a while they hung out with Pink Floyd after 10CC but the pair allegedly spent most of that time spaced out on drugs and achieved very little.
So do the band members hate each other then?
No, they all just had other plans in life. A band is like a job, so your band mates can become best friends or just good colleagues, but they sure no family from eachother and they all have their own lives. The same goes for movies, because for example, mel gibson has no contact with other actors who played in mad max, and that counts for about every movie and the actors who play in it. Sure when they promote a album or a movie, the stars pretend as if they all are best friends and hang out with each other all day, but that is just bull shit and just to keep the fans happy.
Graham and Eric fell out seriously many years ago as is confirmed in Eric Stewart's autobiography. Eric and Lol actually married sisters so they are, and remain, brothers-in-law. Eric went on to work with Paul McCartney. Kevin and Lol worked together for many years after the demise of 10cc Mark 1 and directed many classic videos for the likes of Duran Duran, The Police, U2 and Frankie Goes To Hollywood. After Kev and Lol went their separate ways, Lol joined Art of Noise and continues to work with Trevor Horn. Kevin continues to make music videos for a wide range of artists. Graham fronts the current version of 10cc which still tours. Eric retired from music several years ago and now dedicates his time to restoring property in France.
The most cleverly made album cover of all time especially the inside sleeve showing everyone at a party is using a phone, almost accidentally predicting the future of social interactions
Too short!
It is, on reflection, you are right. We were aiming for videos that could easily be added to our e-commerce product pages, but are working on much longer form content now. unfortunately the source videos for these short edits has been lost, but we will try to get a longer edit together so it is less frustrating to watch! Thank you for the comment - it was helpful.
Lol
lol
Creme.
My idol
Right about the cell phones nowadays...when you walk into a room everyone's on their cell phone and never look up.
vinto34 yes mate 10cc fabulous band regards Steve w