Whitesnake - Lovehunter (1979) Quality: 192 Kbps 1. "Long Way From Home" 2. "Walking In The Shadow Of The Blues" 3. "Help Me Thro' The Day" 4. "Medicine Man" 5. "You 'N' Me" 6. "Mean Business" 7. "Love Hunter" 8. "Outlaw" 9. "Rock 'N' Roll Women" 10. "We Wish You Well" Lovehunter is the third album by the British band Whitesnake, released in 1979. Lovehunter's lurid cover art featuring a naked white female straddling a large snake was created by famed fantasy artist Chris Achilleos. Reportedly the controversial cover proved troublesome for Achilleos who subsequently refused to do album covers for many years. Achilleos' original Lovehunter artwork was stolen in the 1980s and has yet to be recovered. A similar idea had been used three years earlier for the cover of Jon Lord's Sarabande album, released in 1976. The cover shows the drawing of an ourobouros (snake biting its own tail), on which three naked women ride. The woman at 120 (clockwise) from the top stands in a position evocative of the woman on the Lovehunter cover. The original Jon Lord sleeve was designed by Kosh, and the illustration on it, made by Mike Bryan. Lord was in Whitesnake at the time of Lovehunter. The "sexist" album cover for the faux album Smell the Glove, referred to in the movie This Is Spinal Tap, is based on this concept. The album cover was said to depict a woman on a leash being forced to smell a glove. Long Way From Home, the leading track on the album, was the band's first single. However the single flopped due to poor promotion