Glad To Get Away - Album Cover Description

Album Cover Description

Almost identical to Graven Image. It looks like he stepped about ten feet to one side -- you're looking down the driveway along the side of the house, instead of just at the back of the house -- and took another photo. -- Seth Tisue

Part of this album cover would be incorporated into both the trailer and the DVD cover of the documentary Jandek on Corwood.

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