Jibbs? Jibberish more like. With lyrics such as:

Do your ears hang low?
Do they wobble to and fro?
Can you tie them in a knot?
Can you tie them in a bow?

even the cover doesn't do anything to redeem this song. On the remix can help, as we find a babe hanging low on a chain. Why she has decided to hang on a rusty chain without any clothes on is as puzzling as why Jibbs got a record deal in the first place. Platinum!

Shaggy has decided that on the original front cover artwork for his album Hotshot, the best thing to show would be his own face in slightly warm colors such as yellow, orange and red. On the remix we find a babe who is shooting heat from, it would appear, a flame-thrower. We think that this qualifies her as a hot-shot in a far more realistic way than just choosing some warm colors. Pipes!

There are so many routes we could have taken when remixing the single front cover artwork for The Bottle by Paul Weller. Although there is a bottle pictured on the original cover, it's rather subtly hidden among some jumbled up letters. On the remix there is also a subtly placed bottle, though you may not have spotted it, what with being distracted by the cute babe alongside it. Glass!

David Sneddon is requesting that his Baby Get Higher. On the original single cover artwork, we see Mr Sneddon but there is no sign of his baby, and it is immensely unclear what kind of higher he wants her to get: pharmaceutically, physically, spiritually. On the remix we find a babe who is in a good position to get higher as she is standing in front of a set of ladders, and no, they are not ladders in her pantyhose as she is not wearing any. Raise!

'Tis St Patrick's day once again so here is an Irish flavored remix. The original single (and album) cover artwork for Drunken Lullabies from Flogging Molly seems to show an old guy walking down a narrow alleyway. On the remix we find a babe who may or may not be called Molly, but who seems much more in the spirit of the day, wearing her shamrock-themed stockings, panties and braces. Lá fhéile Pádraig sona dhuit!

Some bands provide far more opportunities for remixing their single or album cover artwork than others, either as they are prolific, or that the titles of their songs lend themselves to a good remixing. Being one such band, this is the 8th remix of a song by UB40 on the AllBum.Art web-site. It is not totally clear what the picture on the original cover for Cover Up is meant to be. Possibly a window, possibly chocolate and honey, possibly neither of those. The remix is much clearer, showing a babe who in one sense is not well covered, but in another is doing a good job of covering up. Hands!

Another triple-play from the team at AllBum.Art. The original single front cover artwork for You're A Superstar by Love Inc does, as it happens, contain a number of stars but other than that doesn't help identify why we, or anyone should consider themselves super. On the first remix we find a babe standing in front of a star, waving her ass at us. That's somewhat more super. On the second remix, the same babe is in front of the same star, but is posing in a much more provocative manner. Super!

Today's instruction from Beverley Knight is to Come As You Are. This instruction is so important to her, that it is the title of both her album and single. On the original cover artwork we find Ms Knight dressed up ready to go and visit the President taking her own advice and not bothering to dress up, but to go as she is in her jeans and t-shirt. On the remix we find a babe who the President would no doubt wish would come as she was, in just her lingerie and heels. Scarlet!

Hello Jentina. And hello to your single Bad Ass Strippa. The thing is, and we don't want to sound ungrateful in anyway, but we kind of expected that on the original front cover artwork, given the name of your song, that we might expect to see an ass, but we give you seven out of ten for pretending to be a strippa yourself. On the remix we find a real bad ass strippa. Though, as far as we can see, her ass ain't that bad. Bend!

Today's question is being posed by Oxygen Featuring Andrea Britton, and the question is Am I On Your Mind? To help us decide whether or not they are on our mind, the original front cover artwork for the single shows a front and rear shot of Ms Britton on a city street at night time. On the remix we find a babe who is trying much harder to remain on your mind for as long as possible. Provocative!