Classic album covers

One ot the top reasons Americans love England is the music. All you have to say is "The Beatles" and you'll know what I mean. England has produced some of the most popular music of our time. It all started back in the 1960's with the British...

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Image courtesy of Mick Rock. "When you shoot an album cover it’s different because you’re looking for that one shot that’s got to have broad resonance. It’s very focussed and the energy is somewhat different. When you do a photo session for a magazine, you have to shoot a load of pages. But you know with an album cover that once that image is out there it will be around for a while. Magazines are disposable, whereas an album cover is often forever." - Mick Rock

Selection include 'Nevermind,' 'London Calling' and 'Sticky Fingers'

10 Album Covers From the 70's That Should Be Hanging On Your Wall

Initially a British folk-rock combo called Tyrannosaurus Rex, T. Rex was the primary force in glam rock, thanks to the creative direction of...

Saved on Spotify: High Hopes by Pink Floyd

Who wouldn't like to see their favorite rock album covers leap to life? That's precisely what you'll find here as we look at these animated album covers.

In this album cover, I see light shining through a prism and breaking apart at the end to form the color spectrum. I feel that the simplicity of the album cover adds to the already somewhat mysterious ness of the art itself. In this, I felt the artist was trying to convey a deeper meaning through the light and prism by saying that the light before it hits the prism is the unenlightened period of life until it hits the prism and then becomes enlightened