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Trammps, originally uploaded by mikepaktinat.

This is the first time I've seen a sleeveface like this. I guess it is really a "sleevefoot" instead. Very clever!

Sleeveface 110_Gino Vannelli 'The Best Of Gino Vannelli', originally uploaded by TheRealWineGuy.

I don't know why, but this sleeveface really cracked me up. The little brown purse is adorable.

Total Eclipse of the Toilet, originally uploaded by Driely Schwartz.

Here is a very funny and somewhat disturbing sleeveface photo that could have been inspired by the infamous Millie Jackson album Back to the S**t.

Elton Hendrix, originally uploaded by Milena Leonel.

With the new Jimi Hendrix Valleys of Neptune album being released on March 9, I thought this sleeveface would be appropriate for posting.

Pet Shop Boys : Heart, originally uploaded by See Gee.

Here is a great sleeveface photo featuring the Pet Shop Boys' Heart single. Flickr user See Gee has 400 amazing sleevefaces in the set.

Switched-on Bacharach, originally uploaded by jrvl.

This is one of the funniest sleevefaces I've seen. The caption on Flickr reads:

Best comment from the sleeve notes: "Burt Bacharach is going to enjoy hearing this album because, like his songs, it is done with taste artistry and real feeling..."

Joni Mitchell - Clouds sleeveface , originally uploaded by Stephen Sleeveface.

This is one of the best non-photo sleevefaces I've seen. It is a great album cover, too.

Carly Simon : No Secrets, originally uploaded by See Gee.

I never get tired of the wonderful sleeveface photos that people post on Flickr. This one using Carly Simon's No Secrets is fantastic.

Madonna : Angel, originally uploaded by See Gee.

I got a kick out of this sleeveface using Madonna's 1985 Angel 12" single. I just can't imagine Madonna wearing those pants!

AlbumArtExchange user gege has discovered a series of artistic images on Flickr that were created using audio cassette tape as a medium. The audio tape is removed from the cassette and applied to canvas. One image is a recreation of the classic album London Calling by The Clash (right).

We've recently seen the art from London Calling album used to adorn a pair of Converse high tops. However this is the first time that I have seen audio cassette tape used to create an image. To make it even more interesting, the audio cassette used was actually one of London Calling. This takes recycling to another level!

69/365 - Sleeveface with Boz Scaggs, originally uploaded by Aaron™.

Technically, this isn't a sleeveface. It is brilliant, though. I wonder how long it took them to find that green bench.