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1997-02-06 15:58Brad Shelton (idm) re:Evane & Fallingwater
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1997-02-06 15:58Brad Shelton>Since my speculation on the parallels between the cover art for >Envane and Frank Lloyd W
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(idm) re:Evane & Fallingwater
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quoted 5 lines Since my speculation on the parallels between the cover art for>Since my speculation on the parallels between the cover art for >Envane and Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece "Fallingwater" failed >to generate even a hint of a thread, I have no reason to hope >anyone's ineterested in my confirmation of the connection between >the two.
The list has devolved into an invitation-only affair, unfortunately. You have to get a token from NME and redeem it at.. or something.
quoted 3 lines I pulled my one and only FLW picture book off the shelf. The>I pulled my one and only FLW picture book off the shelf. The >photograph of Fallingwater on the dustcover matches the "rendering" >on the cover perfectly.
"Architecture, in general, is frozen music." --I forget who. Your discovery reminds me of the use of art (Kraftwerk, Pink Floyd and Warp) on the AI cover and makes me wonder if some of the other DR covers are inspired by (are copies of) existing works of some sort. The cover of 'Bytes' comes to mind, with its landscape-like rendering. And 'Amber'.. Seems like the representational pieces by tDR like the ones mentioned above are few and far-between the busy, type-layered "techno" style they're known for. But then again, maybe those more common pieces are also famous works of art, fed through an ascii-art program :) (hmm, could be, actually :) Cheers, Brad