LYSOL

[Steve Ludlow]

take a picture of it!

not until i find a scanner big boy.

[cellphone]

Sounds like it was many of the really old paintings that you'd find at a garage sale

[mumu]

take a picture of it!

not until i find a scanner big boy.

It sounds sex-ay when you call Klump a 'big boy'!

[Steve Ludlow]

 

[Reverend Ebeneezer]

The Lysol painting is actually the logo of the Beach Boys' Brother Records label, too. Looks like that Indian got about!

[Cherub]

That same indian painting is on the cover of some other band's CD also.. can't remeber the bands name

[cellphone]

I posted about it here, so maybe someone can shed some light on this mystery!

[Pringles]

http://www.bsnpubs.com/warner/distributed/brother.html

[klump]

Mom! Im a BIG boy!!!  

[cellphone]

http://www.allposters.com/gallery.asp?CID=88F4AF8470E2477DBAE3F1C6323E8390&startat=http%3A//www.allposters.com/getposter.asp%3FCID%3D88F4AF8470E2477DBAE3F1C6323E8390%26PPID%3D1%26apnum%3D375076%26search%3D34301%26f%3Dc%26FindID%3D34301%26SearchID%3D

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Appeal_to_the_Great_Spirit.jpg

thanks to metafilter
who wants the poster?

[klump]

i actually think the figure on the lysol cover is a figurine thats been taken a pic of. it looks slightly 3d

[Hank Hill]

which Alice Cooper album is "Ballad of Dwight Fry" on and is the original much different?

[norecess]

Love It To Death.

AMG is your friend.

[Chuck Hartford]

I'm watching A Clockwork Orange right now, one of my favorites. this same painting caught my eye. it's when Alex walks into the record store, before he picks up the two girls for a bit of the old in out, in out. said painting can be seen on the bottom left side of the screen. it's also the cover of another album  

real horrorshow

[wearethebyzantines]

I was listening to Lysol again for the first time in years and realised it's one of my favourites. But I'm wondering where the info came from about song titles etc. I've only got a CD copy and have never seen a vinyl or tape copy so I have no idea if the song titles are mentioned on them. Can anybody clear this up? Also did Jonathan Burnside record it? I've always liked the production and was kinda amused to find that the snare sound was sampled from a really bad Led Zeppelin tune. Kinda makes me wish the Melvins would do a few long sludge songs again, but of course why would they repeat themselves.