. With some small tweaks, I think it will look better than the official one. And it certainly makes a lot more sense, seeing as it actually shows 'no line on the horizon'
Originally posted by BonoIsTheMessiah:I think the cover says this:
There appears to be a line on the horizon (that is, "when I look at the world,") but there isn't.
Great cover, IMO.
Originally posted by flowerchild:using a picture of the sky and sea was the obvious choice, which is probably why I'm not that much impressed. that put aside, I think the cover is something to look at for a longer while, it gives me some sort of peaceful feeling because the colours are soothing and the sea and sky are both calm. but then again, I don't quite get why we can see a line on the horizon, when the album's named no line on the horizon.. hmm.
however, it won't be one of those covers that catch your attention when you browse through the stuff at your music store (at least I'd go past it).
Originally posted by flowerchild:using a picture of the sky and sea was the obvious choice, which is probably why I'm not that much impressed. that put aside, I think the cover is something to look at for a longer while, it gives me some sort of peaceful feeling because the colours are soothing and the sea and sky are both calm. but then again, I don't quite get why we can see a line on the horizon, when the album's named no line on the horizon.. hmm.
however, it won't be one of those covers that catch your attention when you browse through the stuff at your music store (at least I'd go past it).
Originally posted by Remy:[..]
Who knows what the effect will be of listening to the album while staring at the cover.
You're not the only one, staring at the cover, happy to see a horizon.
Originally posted by Ali709:Guys, stop remaking the artwork and just try to enjoy the current one...
Originally posted by drewhiggins:[..]
After seeing all the old conceptual ideas for Pop and Achtung Baby, this made me wonder if they've already thrown away numerous ideas.