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today, and now back to the show. Hey, everybody. Welcome to The Lines Led by Donkey's Podcast. I'm Joe,

and with me, several thousand miles to the left in the content dungeon in London is Tom and Nate.

How's it going, fellas? Hello. It's going pretty well, just so that people aren't feeling like

they're left out of the in-joke. Right before we started recording, I realized that neither Joe

nor Tom had seen the album cover for the Trick Daddy album, www.thug.com, and I shared it with them,

and they're both losing their minds, because yeah, to us, this was a normal album cover in the late

90s. I'm old enough to remember how dumb shit was, like regarding the internet back then,

like people thought the internet was magic and shit, and I listened to a lot of hip hop back then,

as well, and I do not remember this at all. It's a masterpiece. It's the greatest album cover I've

ever seen in my life. I mean, so obviously a lot of the pen and pixel album covers were amazing.

I think it was, it was like no limit made them famous, but they were doing that stuff for other

Houston rappers and for like Memphis rappers too at the time, which is like the wildest, like 90s

Photoshop. And I think the best one ever was the cover for the Youngstar album Throat Young Play

where it's basically him at his house, except his house has like an amusement park and looks like

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