The album's title derives from two pieces: The "Wind" comes from a Manhattan Chinese restaurant, the title given to a piece that became part of Eleventh Earl of Mar; the "Wuthering" alludes to Wuthering Heights by Emily Bronte. Two other titles on the album are from the last sentence in that novel, namely Unquiet slumbers for the sleepers and In that quiet earth.
Really impressive!Your picture is wonderful and the scenery looks the same of that album!Thanks for all information.
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Léia
The similarity is striking! Beautiful photo and interesting post :-)
ReplyDeleteI was a big Genesis fan back in the 1970s. I have all their albums. Nice work here.
ReplyDeleteLove Genesis. Beautiful shot Chrissy.
ReplyDeleteVery similar indeed and just beautiful !
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shot Chrissy! Well done!
ReplyDeleteA nice shot Chrissy. Very moody indeed.
ReplyDeleteIt's an excellent picture.
ReplyDeleteNow, if you can imagine some dark, gloomy hills in the background and a few sheep huddling under tree you get an idea of what it's like round here, for most of the year!
Hi Chrissy,
ReplyDeleteThat's a great photo. Where was that taken? Somewhere like Dunham?
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Hi PM, It was taken at a golf course near Altrincham football ground,
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ReplyDeleteGood photo and excellent likeness! I wonder if anyone has tried to curate a set of photos similar to album covers? (Lots of people have one like The Beatles Abbey Road of course). I searched and the only collection I could find is sleeveface.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photo, very similar to the album cover. Maybe that could become a new theme for bloggers, recreating famous covers.
ReplyDeleteWell remembered Chrissy, think you just found yourself a theme for a meme..............
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ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic picture!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for your sweet words on our 1000th post!