Though Modern/ FEI kept ownership of Poe’s masters until 2004, in 2001 as “Haunted” was climbing the charts, the label sold its interest in Poe as an artist and in Poe’s future recordings, in a questionable deal to wealthy oil executive and author Robert M. Edsel who bought her contract and kept Poe tied up in court, unable to release ...

Although the word ‘stereotomy’ literally means “the art and science of cutting three-dimensional solids [typically stone] into particular shapes”, in the album it's used as a metaphor for the effects of fame and celebrity, for the unforgiving way that media interest can ‘lay bare’ and ‘cut open’ people's lives, and how they can be ‘shaped’ by the public attention.

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Apr 24, 2018 · When I watch Beyonce's music videos on Youtube, I see many comments saying her presence on stage reminds of Michael Jackson.

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I found the source of the cover art and its connection to Switzerland. It's a painting by Albert Gantner from 1910, the year when the production and sale of Absinthe was prohibited. I found the painting on the Wikipedia page about Absinthe, in the section where the probihibition in Switzerland is mentioned.

Looking at the album art (below) for Abraxas by Santana and Bitches Brew by Miles Davis. Is there a commmon theme going on here? Specifically the African tribal people on the back covers? It looks to me like either these people are representing a theme, the same artist did both covers, or some artistic theft has gone on.