Lorraine - Bad Manners
We Built this City - Starship
Little Red Boots - Lindi Ortega
Good Times - Chic
Ghostbusters - Ray Parker Junior
Keeper Of The Castle - Four Tops
This Ole House - Shakin' Stevens
Ride On A Meteorite - Antares
Shake Ya Tailfeather - Nelly, P. Diddy & Murphy Lee
Odd 1 Out - Guvna B
Coffee - Supersister
Fans - Kings Of Leon
Drop The Pilot - Joan Armatrading
Você Me Apareceu - Kaliedoscópio
Big Gun - AC/DC
Bang Bang Bullet - Streak
Kid Stuff - Nancy Sinatra
Shot You Down - Audio Bullys Featuring Nancy Sinatra
Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) - Nancy Sinatra
The Highway Song - Nancy Sinatra
You Go Go Girl - Nancy Sinatra
Sugar - Nancy Sinatra
How Does That Grab You - Nancy Sinatra
Shake Ya Ass - Mystikal
Strip - Pink Grease
Sweetest Smile - Black
Get On The Bus - Destiny's Child Featuring Timbaland
The Boxer - Simon And Garfunkel
Help Me Mama - Lemonescent
Garage Girls - Lonyo
Up The Ladder To The Roof - The Supremes
Runaway Train - Elton John And Eric Clapton
Behind Closed Doors - Peter Andre
All I Have To Give - Backstreet Boys
Saturday, 31 October, 2015, 05:28 - Singles Of The 1980s, Halloween Hits
We think this is a first for us at AllBum.Art, three separate remixes of the same cover artwork. The simple fact is that it is Halloween and we wanted to mark the occasion with something special. Also, we found so many great spooky pictures that it seemed a shame to waste them, or to wait for another suitable occasion. Similarly, there are so many songs to choose from. We found a great list of Halloween Hits and decided to go for that 80s party classic, Ghostbusters by Ray Parker Junior. On the original cover we rightly see the logo for the movie of the same name. On the first remix we find two ghostly babes hanging about it the annals of a graveyard, or thereabouts. On the second remix we find a ghostly babe who, being semi-transparent, is clearly ethereal in her make-up. On the final remix we find a babe who would make a good addition to the ghostbusting team being, as she is, both busty and clearly capable of hanging around spooky green places with mystical smoke. Perdition!
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Friday, 30 October, 2015, 05:23 - Singles Of The 1970s
How does that old kiddies rhyme go, "I'm the king of the castle, and you're the dirty rascal"? And to some extent the original and remixed versions of the cover art for Keeper Of The Castle by the Four Tops follow a similar logic. On the original we see the band members standing in front of an urban castle. On the remix we see a babe protecting a more traditional medieval castle, though she is a little short on armor. The queen of the castle, and the dirty rascals? Schloss!
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Thursday, 29 October, 2015, 07:59 - Singles Of The 1980s
This Ole House has no doubt seen better days as it appears to be crumblin' around the edges, though with the position of Shakin' Stevens within the abode, the state of the decor is not apparent. In the remix we take a wider angle lens to the property and it is now clear that the state of the interior decor is, indeed, fallin' apart. What also becomes apparent is that there appears to be a naked babe hangin' around. Maybe she's a Shakin' Stevens fan and is waitin' for him to return home after work. Unlikely!
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Wednesday, 28 October, 2015, 05:48 - Singles Of The 1990s
A Ride On A Meteorite is what Antares are offering us in this terrible 1990s electropop nonsense. Their cover, however, offers something vaguely more appealing. The remix goes one step further as we find a babe who is definitely riding on a meteorite. Interestingly, although the meteorite in question has got a purple sky, it clearly has a breathable atmosphere as the babe in question is not wearing a space suit. In fact, she's not wearing anything at all. Asphyxia!
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Tuesday, 27 October, 2015, 05:55 - Singles Of The 2010s
Another remix for the eponymous Bruno Mars whose singles and albums seem to make excellent fodder for remixing. The idea of being Locked Out Of Heaven conjures up pictures of being stuck with no way to access the beauty of what lies behind. In that respect the original cover is just about OK, but the remix scores in so many additional ways. We find on the remix a babe who is locked behind bars, and we are on the other side of those bars. Locked out of heaven indeed. Locksmith!
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Monday, 26 October, 2015, 05:47 - Singles Of The 2000s
Wiggle it, just a little bit. That's what you should be saying to someone who you are requesting to Shake Ya Tailfeather. But the big headed rappers collective of Nelly, P. Diddy and Murphy Lee only wish to show us their big heads on the cover of their single. On the remix we see a single babe who is apt to shake her tailfeather and who would have made a far better adornment for the cover of the single. Wiggle!
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Sunday, 25 October, 2015, 05:40 - Albums Of The 2010s
Odd 1 Out, yeah, right, like that's not an original title for an album. Well anyway, rant over, it seems that Guvna B did reasonably well with his album cover putting himself as the odd one out in-between two grey zeros. The remix adds a little color to this monochromatic scene but retains the odd one out. Can you spot which girl is the odd one out? Yes, it's the one at the end. All the others are called Jenny, but she is called Terry. Bet you didn't spot that did you? Jinx!
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Saturday, 24 October, 2015, 05:30 - Singles Of The 2000s
Pip pap pop, or at least that's the kind of pippy pappy poppy music that seems to represent the single Coffee by Supersister. We actually like the original cover of the single, mainly because the babes in the band seem quite hot. But where's their coffee? The remix has some equally hot babes, being served equally hot coffee. But for reasons unknown and unfathomable, these hot coffee-swilling babes prefer to imbibe their caffeine in the nude. Beans!
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Not the first remix of single by the Kings Of Leon here at AllBum.Art, but, in fact, the second. Today it's the turn of their song Fans, and on the original cover we can see what looks like seats in a theater, where no doubt their fans will assemble to watch the show. On the remix we see two fans. One looks like a watermelon being luscious red with black spots. The other is sitting on a park bench using the other fan to cover up her fanny. So maybe that's three fans, not two after all. Tally!
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How quintessentially 1980s is the cover of Drop The Pilot by Joan Armatrading. In addition to Ms Armatrading wearing a red jump-suit, the hastily squiggled prime color graffiti adds that totally period effect. But for today, much needs changing and on the remix it has. Gone is that 80s kitsch, replaced by a pilot. But a pilot who you may not want to drop as she is, how shall we put this delicately, robust, well-constructed, voluminous... you get the idea. Drop her and it's more than the aircraft that will suffer damage. Crash!
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