What is the cover of "Wish you were here" supposed to signify?

Here you go.

 

There's this one too.

 

what do you mean "there's this one too"? Isn't that one of the woman's pom-pons? To me it appears to be a rectangular picture or painting of a naked (or nearly naked) woman with what looks like pom-pons in each hand.

 

Those are pom poms? It's looks like another woman to me.

 

I'm not positive...just saying what I see.

 

Someone above said it looked like she was holding out her bra.


Wow, this thread started out about the significance of the burning man on the front, and now it is about a woman's boobies!

 

I don't know, it might be pom poms. My eyesight isn't what it once was.

 

Heh, I can talk all day about that.

 

Sure beats talking about the weather.

 

Thankjs fo highlighting the picture, but it looks like a white/red pattern not much of a naked woman IMO!

 

Definitely not.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Side_of_the_Moon#Voices

Can't remember who said "can't think of anything to say...", though. Vernon?

 

He said, disappointedly.

 

Just a trivial tidbit. The guy on the left side (non-burning) on the cover was Eric Estradas
stunt double on the TV show "C.H.I.P.'s" according to an ex-girlfriend.

She claimed that was her Uncle which was confirmed by her Mom when I visited her in LA some years ago.

 

Mojo Mag had a photo feature that reunited the two men years later in the same lot plus the two kids from the Allmans' Brothers and Sisters

 

Peter Watts.

Vernon Fitch
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