i was looking for some alternate artwork for my zune and was wondering if anyone here has outtake images from the undercover photo shoot and sticky fingers runner up crotches

Would it be inappropriate for me to post a shot of my crotch?

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Taylor should reveal the secret of keeping that LP cover hanging

wow, ask and you shall receive. thanks for the goodies. i remember seeing on wolfgangs auction site (years ago) an outtake photo from the undercover sessions up for bid. it was of the nude but in a differ pose. also just flipped through a warhol book and it featured alt photos of other polaroids that were being concidered for sticky...another request would be of the black/blue lady

How very English that Charlie keeps his socks on

the ones where they're all dressed were taken by Peter Webb.
i've got the ones with the album covers credited to Norman Seeff - is that right?
(edited to avoid confusing people - Deltics gives the other photographer's name below)



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Photos by David Montgomery, unfortunately, Bill's pic is spread across two pages with the fold down the middle.


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"

>> Photos by David Montgomery <<

thanks Deltics!

From Honestman's blog :







I am a Frenchie ,as Mick affectionately called them in the Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977 .

On the Brown Sugar EP cover, if you pay attention, you'll see Sir Mick wears a ring on the second toe of his left foot

What is the hell meaning of it?

Remembering the conspiracy theory about Sir Paul crossing barefeet Abbey Road...



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thanks for all the interesting pics.
am i going crazy or has anyone else come across the undercover photo i mentioned and the various other models that were photographed in jeans for sticky.
...back when the undercover auction was running the picture was protected against "right click save as"

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...back when the undercover auction was running the picture was protected against "right click save as"

Use the "PrtSc" (print screen) button whenever that happens. This copies the image on your screen to your computer's "clipboard". I always paste the picture into MS Paint (installed by default on all Windows running PCs) and then you can crop and save the image as you like. Works every time!


"As we say in England, it can get a bit trainspottery"



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