Placeholder: Album cover art, by Gerald Scarfe, by Gabriel Pacheco, by Bob Gorrell silkscreened surreal illustration; …! …! …! …! You Gotta stem the evil and keep it on the inside, heavy dreamy colors, Pink Floyd aesthetics, smooth album cover, Pig snout a charade! Album cover art, by Gerald Scarfe, by Gabriel Pacheco, by Bob Gorrell silkscreened surreal illustration; …! …! …! …! You Gotta stem the evil and keep it on the inside, heavy dreamy colors, Pink Floyd aesthetics, smooth album cover, Pig snout a charade!

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Album cover art, by Gerald Scarfe, by Gabriel Pacheco, by Bob Gorrell silkscreened surreal illustration; …! …! …! …! You Gotta stem the evil and keep it on the inside, heavy dreamy colors, Pink Floyd aesthetics, smooth album cover, Pig snout a charade!

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