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Rock n' Roll Doggie FOB
Just something I noticed on the 1990's U2 album covers.
Take a look at AB, Zooropa and PoP.
All have squares on the cover yet they decrease in number everytime. With Zooropa the 9 squares are harder to see as they are overlapped by all that purple stuff.
AB= 16 squares / 4x4
Zooropa= 9 squares / 3x3
PoP= 4 squares / 2x2
Anyone think this was coincidental or delibrate?
Have I made a startling discovery or am I stating the bleeding obvious that everyone has recognised already.
Also....
Take a look at the Baby illustration by Charlie Whisker that appears at first on the AB CD label and later, more significantly, on the Zooropa album cover.
Compare the baby's facial expression with the photo of Radar from the WAR cover of 1983.
The lip of both the baby and Radar are closed in almost identical fashion, and more significantly, whilst Radar sports a scar on the right side of his lip, the zooropa baby sports a line(or what could be a scar) in the same position.
Are these similarities coincidental or once again, delibrate?
Is the Zooropa Baby a representation of a child of the future, whilst Radar represents the past. The idea of uncertainty and the future are dealt with as a theme of Zooropa.
Who knows?
Maybe I'm trying to extract to much meaning from the album covers.
Take a look at AB, Zooropa and PoP.
All have squares on the cover yet they decrease in number everytime. With Zooropa the 9 squares are harder to see as they are overlapped by all that purple stuff.
AB= 16 squares / 4x4
Zooropa= 9 squares / 3x3
PoP= 4 squares / 2x2
Anyone think this was coincidental or delibrate?
Have I made a startling discovery or am I stating the bleeding obvious that everyone has recognised already.
Also....
Take a look at the Baby illustration by Charlie Whisker that appears at first on the AB CD label and later, more significantly, on the Zooropa album cover.
Compare the baby's facial expression with the photo of Radar from the WAR cover of 1983.
The lip of both the baby and Radar are closed in almost identical fashion, and more significantly, whilst Radar sports a scar on the right side of his lip, the zooropa baby sports a line(or what could be a scar) in the same position.
Are these similarities coincidental or once again, delibrate?
Is the Zooropa Baby a representation of a child of the future, whilst Radar represents the past. The idea of uncertainty and the future are dealt with as a theme of Zooropa.
Who knows?
Maybe I'm trying to extract to much meaning from the album covers.
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