No introduction needed. Yeah, I know...they suck.

Look up the Postmodern jukebox..Thank me later.

The Beatles are my top two picks - Sgt. Pepper at number two, and Abbey Road is number one.

Paul was barefoot, and that convinced thousands of Beatles fans that Paul was dead.

Album covers really are a lost art, which is a shame. This is probably my most treasured. It's a David Bowie dual-album import that I found in a headshop when I was a kid.

I love the debut album of pseudo-novelty band Miniature Tigers. My apologies for not knowing how to include a picture directly to this post!

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Allman bros eat a peach centerfold

Jefferson Starship: Spitfire.... This was supposed to be tattooed on my back in the 90's

I've always loved this cover.

Some great pics here! One of my faves is the Beatles "Revolver". Another one (which is little now) is Rodney on the Roq, Vol 1!

Don'thave my albums anymore-my ex trashedthem after a flood in my basement. Remember those album covers like yesterday.

Great album and cover

I miss looking at all the cover art on my albums.
This is a particular favorite. I spent hours examining this one.

This tends to be my go too album.....

oooh, I love this! yes, I spent some time looking at the album cover art while listening ...damn I miss the 70s!

Queen, News of the World, 1977.

Although a single disc album, it came with a folded cover. This is the unfolded album cover.

During the 70's there were some album covers that under acid influence came into a total new light and even meaning, specially the inner artwork in the double linners. I remember the album "Procession" from a British band and "Mandril" inner cover (2nd or 3rd album). There were many more. Another casualty of "future making things better". A lost art. How many of you bought an album just by the cover? I know I did.

Looks good. He was an excellent songwriter and a good singer/actor. This cover is superb art.

I used to manage a Musicland in Mobile, AL in the mid 90's. I had always been into music (played a few instruments - played at a few others), but the experience really opened my eyes to the awesome artwork that is on so many album covers. 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' has a lot in the imagery. 'Sgt. Peppers' is as much a piece of art as it is social commentary for the time.

There is so much out there, covering such a span of time, that I find it impossible for me to really pick favorites.