For the wildest or WTF category!
I was always partial to this one:
...and for all the wrong reasons:
I was always partial to this one:
...and for all the wrong reasons:
Post your favorite or wildest album covers
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Wildist would be the Scorpions Virgin Killer cover.
Will not be posting it here.
Will not be posting it here.
This is my all-time favorite. It just doesn't get much better than late 90's-early 2000's rap album covers. I've never even listened to the guy. I'm sure it's horrible, but the album cover is a thing of beauty.
Jack Bonus Jack Bonus US Vinyl LP
JACK BONUS Jack Bonus (1972 US 10-track vinyl LP, cult blues rock only album, housed in a pasted picture sleeve with an 8-page lyric booklet including odd sketches. The sleeve shows some minor wear mostly to the edges, whilst the vinyl shows only light signs of play FTR-1005) The Hobo Song St...
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See below for the back side of the cover.
Not really the cover, but my favorite.
I'm pretty sure I jerked off to this back in middle school. And no, I'm not kidding.
I'm pretty sure I jerked off to this back in middle school. And no, I'm not kidding.
Should have been a Scorpions fanNot really the cover, but my favorite.
I'm pretty sure I jerked off to this back in middle school. And no, I'm not kidding.
I worked at the Iowa City goodwill store for a bit. I swear that record was donated once a week.
The original Street Survivors album cover. I had very little money, but waited in line at Oz Records in Atlanta when it was released. The original albums were recalled by MCA when the plane crashed, and reissued without the flames. I still have that album, unopened.
I learned about it when my dad had it in his collection. It's probably still in his basement
My father had it too, and we were a VERY straightlaced family. I'm pretty sure that seeing that album cover as a child was my first time experiencing the idea of sex appeal. Like, not knowing WHY this picture makes me feel a way, but realizing it does.
I just realized that album is grooming. Now I have to burn it.
Wild women of rock. Great album and great cover. Some editions have some great photos of the mud going on and being washed off (in a pool) inside the liner notes. Viv Albertine and Tessa Pollitt had amazing bodies.
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My parents had it. It’s still in my mom’s basement record collection.
How Uriah Heep Finally Broke Through With 'Demons and Wizards'
Uriah Heep's 'Demons and Wizards,' a gold-selling No. 23 U.S. hit, was released in May 1972.
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Uriah Heep – The Magician's Birthday
“The Magician’s Birthday” is a song by the British rock band Uriah Heep, originally released as the final track on their fifth studio album of the same name in 1972. The track
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interior of Eat a Peach by the Allman Brothers
I've always found this one to be haunting and sad. Good album too.
It took a while for a Spinal Tap fan to show up. Leave it to ol' Doodle.
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