They are all artistic to me, but I think the first one evokes the feeling of the song. I can understand the intellectual appeal of the second, but it doesn't feel the same. The third is for other music.
Mark, I like #3 as it evokes the long day's drive, even into, or through the night to get back home. That picture reminds me of many such drives I've been on.
I like the song and image #1. I offer no justification other than I’m usually right.
I like Seven Days Behind Me!
I can't imagine how time-consuming and complicated it is to mix a song.
I like image number 2, the view from above because it's the most intriguing.
Not number 2. 1 or 3, er, I like number 3 best.
Great art work!
#1 works best, in my opinion.
#2 has a too objective and distant perspective.
In #3, there could be a subconscious feeling of mismatch between ‘7 days’ and the ‘night’ scene.
I like the first and the third one the best. They give a sense of looking back.
I like the first one best, the negative space works well with the song title.
I like the option Two I love that one I like also mountain scenes with green trees and road less traveled.
Looking at that picture while listening to the song brought me right back to those times.
They are all artistic to me, but I think the first one evokes the feeling of the song. I can understand the intellectual appeal of the second, but it doesn't feel the same. The third is for other music.
#1 :)
Cover 1. It is more intimate and personal. I think people would identify with it.
I'm liking #2. To me, I feel the emptiness of the road with that solitary trucker. The mixing sounds great; clean guitar sound and nice voice.
My wife picked #2, too. (She thought 3 was too high tech) She said she is good at this, idk?!
I like #3!
Mark, I like #3 as it evokes the long day's drive, even into, or through the night to get back home. That picture reminds me of many such drives I've been on.
Great song.
I think #1 is best. Especially if what you're doing is a trucking song like Dave Dudley's classic "Six Days On The Road."