Who is on The Smiths Louder Than Bombs cover?
playwright Shelagh Delaney
Packaging. The cover art for Louder Than Bombs, designed by Morrissey, features British playwright Shelagh Delaney of Salford, Greater Manchester. The photograph was originally published in the Saturday Evening Post after Delaney, at the age of 19, made her literary debut with the play A Taste of Honey.
Who is the girl on The Smiths album cover?
Actress Alexandra Bastedo – best known for her role in the late 60s superhero TV show The Champions – appeared on The Smiths’ posthumous live album, recorded at Kilburn’s National Ballroom in 1986. The image was taken from the charmingly-titled photo book “Birds Of Britain”.
Who is on the cover of hatful hollow?
The individual on the cover photo of Hatful Of Hollow, taken by Gilles Decroix, is one Fabrice Colette, who is sporting a tattoo of a drawing by the French writer and filmmaker Jean Cocteau.
Who are the people in The Smiths album covers?
‘The Smiths’: For The Smiths’ self-titled debut, the band used an image of 1960s actor and sex symbol Joe Dallesandro. A protege of Andy Warhol, it’s also Dallesandro’s bulging, denim-clad crotch that takes pride of place on The Rolling Stones’ ‘Sticky Fingers’ cover.
Who is on Sticky Fingers cover?
Though we never saw his face, Joe Dallesandro got some notoriety for being the model shot by Andy Warhol for the cover of the Rolling Stones’ 1971 classic LP, ‘Sticky Fingers.
What font do the Smiths use?
The original Smiths logo (“Hand In Glove” etc.) was Zapf Humanist (or Optane). “The Queen Is Dead” was Bodoni. “The Boy With The Thorn In His Side” is Helvetica.
Why are The Smiths called Smiths?
Morrissey claimed that the band called themselves The Smiths because “it was the most ordinary name” that they could think of, adding: “I think it’s time the ordinary folk of the world showed their faces.” This came at a time when there were many pretentious names in pop, including Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark.
What font do The Smiths use?
What difference does it make Rym?
What Difference Does It Make?…
| Artist | The Smiths |
|---|---|
| RYM Rating | 4.08 / 5.0 from 1,270 ratings |
| Ranked | #8 for 1984, #401 overall |
| Genres | Jangle Pop, Indie Pop Post-Punk |
What font does Morrissey use?
“The Boy With The Thorn In His Side” is Helvetica. “Louder Than Bombs” is Goudy.
What font is the Smiths logo in?
“The Smiths” is, I think, Monotype Grotesque Bold.