Spinal Tap
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Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner & Christopher Guest & Rob Reiner
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner & Michael McKean & Tony Hendra & Christopher Guest & Rob Reiner & Harry Shearer
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner & Michael McKean & Christopher Guest & Rob Reiner & Harry Shearer
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner & Christopher Guest & Rob Reiner
Spinal Tap’s manager, Ian Faith (played by Tony Hendra), surprises the band with the new cover for the Smell The Glove album. The previous cover had been rejected for being sexist since it portrayed a woman on a leash smelling a glove. The new cover turns out to be totally black with nothing whatsoe...
Ian: Here it is, lads! "Smell The Glove"...gather round.. Where's David?... David, David, get up here!
Derek: David, "Smell The Glove" is here. Hello, Jeanine.
Ian: The moment we've all been waiting for...Here we go, plenty for everybody...here you are.
David: I never thought I'd see...I never thought I'd live to see the day.
Ian: What do you think?
Derek: Is this the test pressing?
Ian: No, this is it, yes, that's right...
David: This is "Smell The Glove" by Spinal Tap....
Ian: That's "Smell The Glove" that's, that's the jacket cover, it's
going out across the country in every store.
David: This is the compromise we made...this is the compromise you made?
Ian: Yes.
Derek: Is it going to say anything here, or here along the spine?
David: It's not going to say anything?
Ian: No, it's not going to say anything.
Nigel: It's going to be like this, all black...
Ian: No, it's going to be that simple, beautiful, classic!
?: Does look a little bit like, you know, black leather...
Derek: You can see yourself in... both sides.
David: I feel so bad, I feel so bad about this...
Nigel: It's like a black mirror.
David: Well, I think it looks like death...it looks like mourning. I mean it looks...
Ian: David, David, every, every movie, in every cinema is about death; death sells!
Nigel: I think he's right, there is something about this, that's that's so black, it's like; "How much more black could this be?"
and the answer is: "None, none... more black."
David: I think, like you've, like rationalizing this whole thing like
into something you did on on purpose. I think we're stuck with a
very, very stupid and a very, and a very dismal looking album,
this is depressing.
Nigel: David!
David: This is something you wear around your arm, you don't put this on your fucking turntable.
Nigel: David, it's a choice.
Ian: I frankly think that this is the turning point, okay? I think,
I think this is...we're on our way now.
Nigel: I agree, I agree...
Ian: It's time, time to kick arse!
Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, Rob Reiner released This is Spinal Tap - The Black Album on Fri Mar 02 1984.