TMBG Album Art: Factory Showroom

TMBG Album Covers:
Factory Showroom

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TMBG Album Cover

The inside of this album cover does NOT contain lyrics. So you might really wanna check out Mr. Me's ultimate lyric archive. I dont' know why it doesnt have lyrics, it just doesn't. To the right is the default picture of the CD. Below, is the inside art of the CD sleeve. I can only describe it with one word. Random.

To the left, is the photo found underneath the factory showroom CD. The little TMBG logo's have been deemed by tmbg.com as the 'Corporate Logo'. I dont understand why they are called that, but I'm sure there is some simplified reason that I care not to figure out.

To the right, is the back cover of the CD Jewel Case. If you haven't figured this out yet, the "jewel case" is the plastic case that all the CD sleeve's and CD's are inside. The back of this CD is also a new step for TMBG. Apparently Factory Showroom was a bunch of firsts for TMBG, in the manner of album art. They don't have lyrics in the album. And, as you can see, they don't list their Song Titles in the average manner. Before they have always just had straight easy to read lists. I admit, I miss that.

Above is the reverse side of all those random pictures. As you can see, no lyrics. Just credits to Linnell, Flansburgh, Brian Doherty, Graham Maby, and Eric Schermerhorn. Yes, there is a list of the songs as they appear in order, but its not as convienent as just looking on the back of the album. I would have liked lyrics to have appeared.

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The inside of this album cover does NOT contain lyrics. So you might really wanna check out Mr. Me's ultimate lyric archive. I dont' know why it doesnt have lyrics, it just doesn't. To the right is the default picture of the CD. Below, is the inside art of the CD sleeve. I can only describe it with one word. Random.

	To the left, is the photo found underneath the factory showroom CD. The little TMBG logo's have been deemed by tmbg.com as the 'Corporate Logo'. I dont understand why they are called that, but I'm sure there is some simplified reason that I care not to figure out.
To the right, is the back cover of the CD Jewel Case. If you haven't figured this out yet, the "jewel case" is the plastic case that all the CD sleeve's and CD's are inside. The back of this CD is also a new step for TMBG. Apparently Factory Showroom was a bunch of firsts for TMBG, in the manner of album art. They don't have lyrics in the album. And, as you can see, they don't list their Song Titles in the average manner. Before they have always just had straight easy to read lists. I admit, I miss that.

Above is the reverse side of all those random pictures. As you can see, no lyrics. Just credits to Linnell, Flansburgh, Brian Doherty, Graham Maby, and Eric Schermerhorn. Yes, there is a list of the songs as they appear in order, but its not as convienent as just looking on the back of the album. I would have liked lyrics to have appeared.