I just "got" the disc cover

[TheGoodDoctor]

At first I thought that having a bicycle tire was too simplistic for a cd which is so epic. If it's not completely obvious to you already, you can scroll down for the answer.






































A dramatic "turn" of events.

  cheeky

[Cranky]

lol

[Jaffa]

I'm thinking it's probably a unicycle tire.

[SystematicThought]

I'm getting really 'tired' of these random threads.

Just kidding

[senecadawg2]

interesting...

In all seriousness though, after a couple months the cover has really grown on me. I would rank it as the 2nd best DT cover, only behind Octavarium.

[FracturedMirror]

I think it's about Lost.

They have the tail section of a plane on the cover, a song titled Lost Not Forgotten....I think the unicycle clown is probably Benjamin Linus....

[Elite]

Random people, random threads, random comments, but the one above me really trumps all. That is ridiculous.

[FlyingBIZKIT]

I think it's about Lost.

They have the tail section of a plane on the cover, a song titled Lost Not Forgotten....I think the unicycle clown is probably Benjamin Linus....

or Jacob

[blackngold29]

I CANNOT find the interview he said it in and it's pissing me off, but swear I read JP said it is like that because when they went to Hugh Syme the album title at the time was "Bridges In the Sky."

[Metrovarium]

I CANNOT find the interview he said it in and it's pissing me off, but swear I read JP said it is like that because when they went to Hugh Syme the album title at the time was "Bridges In the Sky."

I don't have a source, but I've heard that as well, and I'm pretty sure it's true. Perhaps they added the part of the rope that's about to break when the title change was made.

[FracturedMirror]

Random people, random threads, random comments, but the one above me really trumps all. That is ridiculous.

Thanks man.  Making the most ridiculous comment about ADTOE is kind of like a badge of honor, you know.

[tri.ad]

I CANNOT find the interview he said it in and it's pissing me off, but swear I read JP said it is like that because when they went to Hugh Syme the album title at the time was "Bridges In the Sky."

I definitely know that the working title for the album was Bridges In The Sky (also from a JP interview), and I can totally imagine being that Hugh Syme's work was based on that.