OT: Classic Album Covers

[XXtwindad]

Just got done reading a review of the Meatloaf musical "Bat Out of Hell" in the New Yorker. One paragraph was devoted to a description of the album's memorable artwork. Which got me thinking about other classic works. Off the top of my head:

1) Floyd. Dark Side of the Moon. Probably the most replicated of all time.
2) PE. It Takes a Nation of Millions... Title says it all from one of the most gifted lyricists of recent memory.
3) Nirvana. Never Mind. A couple of notches behind Floyd in iconography...

Others?

[Blown Reek]

NOFX's Heavy Petting Zoo gets my vote every time. But the alternative cover and title of Eating Lamb is just as good.

[joev]

Haunting.

allen parsons.jpg

[macaroon]

[RobJ]

Even most non-punk movement listeners recognize this one:

[thwart]

This is a good one, IMO.

[Elefantino]

Um ...

[quickfeet]

Gotta be up there

[Elefantino]

The only one that makes tourists want to go take a picture there.

[bthornt]

one of my favorites … they say the name is a play on derailleur, and that Ginger Baker was a cyclist

[Tony T]

Originally Posted by RobJ

Even most non-punk movement listeners recognize this one:

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[Tony T]

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[Mike V]

The Beatles White Album

[makoti]

Simpy, clean, banned. (might get banned here, too. If so, sorry)

[steveoz]

How is Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass "Whipped cream and Other Delights" not posted yet....lemme go get my camera