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In the Wake of Ponies
A parody of In the Wake of Poseidon by King Crimson.
Of all the art I’ve ever drawn and uploaded this one has probably taken the longest, having to draw all the heads. The actual album cover has six faces, and each of the mane six represents one of them well (the one on the top left was definitely like Fluttershy, and the laughing pink man reminded me of Pinkie Pie). This turned out pretty well except for what I did to Rainbow Dash what the fuck?
I think the album itself is one of King Crimson’s weakest albums (probably the worst one of the 70s). I say this because it follows the same format as ITCOTCK but Pictures of a City and the title track aren’t nearly as powerful as 21st Century Schizoid Man and Epitaph. My favorite song (and probably the only good one) is The Devil’s Triangle, the epic, chaotic instrumental towards the end of the album.
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Original Description:
In the Wake of Ponies
A parody of In the Wake of Poseidon by King Crimson.
Of all the art I’ve ever drawn and uploaded this one has probably taken the longest, having to draw all the heads. The actual album cover has six faces, and each of the mane six represents one of them well (the one on the top left was definitely like Fluttershy, and the laughing pink man reminded me of Pinkie Pie). This turned out pretty well except for what I did to Rainbow Dash what the fuck?
I think the album itself is one of King Crimson’s weakest albums (probably the worst one of the 70s). I say this because it follows the same format as ITCOTCK but Pictures of a City and the title track aren’t nearly as powerful as 21st Century Schizoid Man and Epitaph. My favorite song (and probably the only good one) is The Devil’s Triangle, the epic, chaotic instrumental towards the end of the album.
Well, to be fair the lyrics of that album are very metaphorical, so I doubt kids would get them easily.