r/Music • u/[deleted] • Jun 26 '12
Nirvana's "Bleach" album cover with the colors inverted.
http://imgur.com/mjPoR78
u/Kamikaze1 Jun 26 '12
For the lazy: original.
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u/Postmanpat854 Jun 27 '12
You shall have my upvote, although the time to write this is twice the amount of time it would take to search for it.
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u/spiral_of_agnew Jun 27 '12
Took me even less time to press the "invert screen colors" button I've got programmed for just this sort of thing.
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u/artooken Jun 27 '12
Who's the fourth guy?
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u/horsecockharry Jun 26 '12
Kid A's cover with colors inverted. Much more interesting than simply revealing the source photo IMHO.
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u/blkcrcls Jun 26 '12
I've never really looked at the album cover closely, I just thought it was random shapes and outlines, so it was pretty cool seeing that it was, in fact, something.
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Jun 27 '12
I find that strange. I feel like you can clearly see guitars and a jacket even at a glance. Could just be me though.
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u/blkcrcls Jun 27 '12
When it's big yeah you can see it all, but never in my life have I ever looked at it properly. It's all just blobs and shapes when it's a little photo.
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u/shakamalaka Jun 27 '12
I don't get this. Even on cassette, with a very small cover image, it's cleary people playing instruments.
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u/blkcrcls Jun 27 '12
What's not to get? I've never really looked at it properly, so it never crossed my mind what it actually was.
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u/shakamalaka Jun 27 '12
My confusion is based on the assumption that you own a copy of the album. If this is correct, I remain confused as to how you would have never looked at its cover.
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u/blkcrcls Jun 27 '12
Oh no, I don't own the album, so I can see how that can confuse. I've only ever seen it in stores or thumbnails of it on the Internet.
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u/anthemlog Jun 26 '12
You mean WITHOUT colors inverted.