Psychological Bulletin’s debut album

I’ve been working on the tracks for “one has to do” since at least an hour ago. This is going to rock when it hits shelves.

Ha ha, not really.

I found an awesome [album cover meme](http://therecord.blogs.com/withinearshot/2008/04/the-greatest-al.html) on a Record blog (of all places), and thought I’d give it a try. It actually worked out really well. Okay, it would’ve worked out better if I had design/layout skills and more than the default Windows fonts, but ya takes what ya gets.

> **Step 1:** Obtain a name for your band by using [Wikipedia’s random page selector tool](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random), and using the title of whichever page pops up. THIS WILL BE YOUR BAND’S NAME, WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT. No cheating.
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> **Step 2.** Generate an album title by cutting and pasting the last four words of the final quote on the page you get by clicking this [random quote selector tool](http://www.quotationspage.com/random.php3). THAT IS YOUR ALBUM TITLE, BY GOLLY.
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> **Step 3:** Find your album artwork by clicking on this link to get a [Flickr photo that’s licensed under Creative Commons](http://mikelietz.org/code/flickr-ccgettr.php). YOU MUST USE THIS PHOTO AS YOUR ALBUM ART, GOT IT MISTER?!
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> **Step 4:** Using Photoshop (or whichever program you prefer), mash all of these elements together and create your very own fictional CD cover. Ta-da.

My originals:

* [Band name](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_Bulletin)
* [Album name](http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/36070.html)
* [Album art](http://flickr.com/photos/69033469@N00/2389367270/)