 Author Elliot Huntley views Living in the Material World as a concept album on which the material – spiritual " quandary " evident in the title track is " eloquently expressed " through the artwork 's mix of religious symbolism and an inner @-@ gatefold photograph that showed " [ Harrison 's ] band indulging in a gratuitously sumptuous feast " . The stretch @-@ limousine image was a detail taken from this photo , the concept for which reflected Harrison 's view that the material world is not only related to money and possessions , but to " everything which is gross , physical , or material as opposed to the subtle , astral or casual " , as he puts it in I , Me , Mine when discussing the song . NME critic Bob Woffinden also commented on the symbolism of this picture showing " Harrison with his musicians ( Nicky Hopkins , Klaus Voormann , Jim Keltner , Ringo – the usual lot ) enjoying a hearty repast , passing the no @-@ doubt vintage wine , while in the background the longest limousine in the world awaits their convenience " . 
