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ha i did this too but a bit different....i hate him. lol. i then watched this other interview he did with some jewish dude i dont kno what he is doing or saying.. three 6 mafia the most influential band of the last 20 yrs?? hes on drugs again for sure

Had no idea I'd seen so much of his work. Fascinating video! Subscribed

This was really interesting. I knew the work, but didn't know any background or the photographer behind it. Thanks for putting this together!

brat- great album cover because it looks like an old aim buddy icon imo 'Sable' refers to an artist that deliberately keeps themselves depressed so they have feelings to pull from. It's also referred to as 'staying in the dark'. We know that the album cover is a not-quite-pink, possibly flesh-toned square, surrounded by black. I think that's the idea. The most basic, naked representation of a person, flesh skin, surrounded by darkness. Compositionally, I think it echoes the 22, A Million cover, which was absolutely loaded with graphics and imagery. So if 22AM represented the maximalist Bon Iver/Justin Vernon, then this is what you get when you take all of that away; just a man, and his darkness. This album is also fairly stripped down, so I think the minimalist contrast to 22AM is reflective of the music too.

I will say from my experience, that Radiohead during Kid A session, actually they did three music videos. The first is Idioteque, where there is just a ModBear walking round and around, the second is Morning Bell, where Bears are playing on instruments, and the last one, the weirdest is with HTDC, where Thom's head is floating over Kid A landscapes and other oddities, then he gets shoot down by an another Bear. Also there was a MTV latin contest for "The National Anthem" unofficial MV, which is obscure and interesting. I also recommend to see "Test Specimens" comic, cause it adds more worldbuilding into this cruel universe, where these creatured are living in...

I didn't have a clue about these short clips , Really interesting !

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Nice video! I think good minimalist album art implies a lot of confidence that the music will speak for itself, or cannot be reduced to images. Which is why landmarks like the White Album and Brat pull it off so well, but if it’s just another typical album for that artist it comes off as a gimmick or lazy. Sable will kind of have to justify having a cover like that.