Rush also did a triple entendre thing with the album, Power Windows. On the front there is a remote controlled window and a TV set. On the back, a pair of binoculars.
Permanent Waves also has a triple entendre. The woman's hairstyle is in an old fashioned wave, there is a man in the background to the left who is waving, and right behind the woman is an actual wave.
Wasn't Lynyrd Skynyrd's album "Street Survivors" repackaged also? The original cover had the band surrounded by fire, released before the plane crash I think.😎👍
Yes, it was released a few days before the plane crash. The urban legend was that those members who were touched by flames or had flames coming out of their heads (they were standing in front of a fire and it appeared that flames came out of the top of some of the members heads) were the ones that died. This wasn't completely true, but on the album cover, Steve Gaines head was partially obscured by flames, so due to respect for the dead, subsequent copies of the album had a different album cover. Many years later, the original album cover was restored to any re-printing of the album.
@bryanpeloquin3890 You hit the nail square on the head. They did change the album's cover after the plane crash to respect the band members we lost on the plane, as well as their respective families. If the crash never happened, we probably never would've seen the album's cover without the flames, as the crash changed the visual meaning of that (particularly when it came to poor Steve Gaines, who looked practically swallowed by the flames on the original cover. He hadn't even been in the band for much more than a year when he died in the crash).
Hello Frank ! At 15 in 1980 , starting with their debute , me and buddies used to sit and examine the Maiden covers for hidden stuff. It spread to other bands covers being closely inspected. Like Kiss , Judas , Purple , Sabbath , Hendrix , Zeppelin , Budgie , Motörhead and a bunch of others. Keep rocking !
If you look hard at the Earth, Wind and Fire "All 'n' all" album, you see an inscription, "I bet some limey pasty British heavy metal band will steal our awesome record artwork in 7 years time" signed M White. Amazing!!!
Man. I’m so old school I remember when the only way you could find out about this kind of thing was watching Satanic Panic videos and watching preachers point it out. 🤣
The cover of Saga's "Worlds Apart" (the version with the old man) shows the band members' legs emerging from the smoke at the top right. The top of the band photo was strangely cropped out...
Hey frank. I was playing some awsome W.A.S.P. on this frozen day in Oregon, and ended up watching your newest video. Good karma to you, and family. Thank you!❤
Above "Wot no Guinness" from Iron Maiden Powerslave is a famous cartoon character, Kilroy. It dates back to WWII and is an interesting story on its own.
Iron Maiden's album covers all has several hidden and not so hidden jokes, messages. There are some on the Somewhere in time album referring to the time spent at a bar in Amsterdam they frequented when they recorded this album. U have had some interesting conversations with Bruce back then.
Here's a different one. The rock formation on the front cover of Yes' Tales From Topographic Oceans matches up with the rocks on the back cover of their Relayer album.
RE: hidden skulls on albums - the dining room scene inside the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour booklet. The beret is an eye socket. It's something that has haunted me since first seeing it back in the early 70s. I think I was twelve - bought it with my lawnmowing money thinking it was going to be all rainbows and stars and bunny cartoons ala Yellow Sub. What a way to traumatize a kid!
Did you know that on "Love Gun" each member of Kiss was actually a self drawing of the artist (Ken Kelly); he took photos of himself in the various poses, then painted them with the heads / costumes of the band. Similarly, all of the ladies at the feet of the band - it's the same woman, his wife, and, again, he took pictures of her in the various poses and copied them onto the painting (and she does look the ladies as well). I met him at the Kiss Crazy Golf attraction in Las Vegas - a truly lovely man (I later ordered more art from him - including a large print of the classic Rainbow "Rising" cover which he also did).
Oh yes, Love Gun. That album cover resulted in an awkward situation with my sainted father who, after seeing the album cover, wanted to know what kind of garbage I was listening to. I told him the same old lie that I liked the music and wasn't listening to the lyrics. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
In Canada the dream theater cd was just put back out with a sticker over the burning skyline image. It was very easy to remove and I did exactly that as soon as I got it. If i remember right the group The Coup had an album released the same day (9/11) with an exploding WTC as well that was also recalled
Kurt Cobain liked kiss growing up, being a child of the 70s. He even drew all the members of Kiss on a work van or tour van with a sharpie in the mid 80s
Speaking of album covers and Twin Towers, another unfortunate image is from the Party Music album of Boots Riley's band The Coup, in which exploding Twin Towers served as the backdrop of band members. It was then replaced, too.
Lots of us spent hours looking at Maiden record sleeves to see the hidden jokes. Unfortunately with the "obsolescence" of vinyl and advent of CD's there was no point in adding those little items as no one would see them. Buying music by download finally killed the idea.
Also on the back of that Grateful Dead album you can see a picture of the band with friends and family including a young Courtney Love whose dad was the manager for the Dead at the time.
Not exactly a hidden image, but the cover of that UK Greatest Hits album by Black Sabbath is actually a very old painting called Triumph Of The Dead. It was also used on the original covers for Cities Of The Red Night by William Burroughs.
On Green Day's 1995 album Insomniac, there are three hidden skulls. One for each member and one of them is a cool illusion where you have hold the CD at a certain angle to see correctly
In the Rush Album 2112.... There is a poem on the jacket sleeve, or back of the album .. Something like.. Its been a long time since i watched templevisision, Or played my music machine, things are much more serious under the atmospheric dome.. I cant recall exactly.. But it was that poem that helped point me on the path to question everything i thought I knew.. And seek out the Truth
Following the rules and imagination applied to Nirvana's art cover... I can see clearly at least 6 or 7 hundreds of album covers, two pictures of my cats (wich I don't have), 2 of my aunty Clara's wedding with a penguin and the manual of my TV.
Check out the album Big boat by Phish. When you look at it it looks like a battleship and you turn it on its side it's just a double image of a factory.
Bonus on Rush's Moving Pictures: the inner sleeve features pictures of the band with trails to make it look like they are in motion. So, a quadruple entendre.
Absolutely. Many of these bands openly flaunt it on their album pictures/artwork. One band comes to mind (and I like their early stuff) Cheap Trick. Black and white checkerboard pattern is everywhere.
@@MickSupper not an expert here, by far. However, I've been around during the "satanic panic" where concerned parents, rightly so, pointed out this stuff. How about the Beatles White Album or Robin Trowers Bridge of Sighs as two examples🤔 They seem "innocent" enough.
@@tmow297 Alister Crowley on Sgt. Pepper's album cover. I remember well the scare in the late 80s. I used to have at least one VHS tape where a church interviewed an ex Satanist (If it were actually all even real.) I remember distinctly that's when trunk-or-treating became a thing. "Watch out for razor blades in your candy!"
Dream Theater album was released on 9/11. The band I love that most , Drive By Truckers, have an album released on that date too. It’s called Southern Rock Opera. Took them to the next level….. a year later when it was reissued
I found that if you turn the front cover of Joni Mitchell's "Court And Spark" upside down and look at it in a mirror you'll see President Eisenhower holding an umbrella.
Great stuff as always Frank! I think Dave was a fan. Love the Rush info! Man should have known that one but glad I do now. You need more copies of Love Gun :-) Again good stuff sir thanks for everything you do.
Hey guys, Every now and then Amazon mark's a record for sale incorrectly. just like what happened with that Danzig album. but that 1 meant they were sending out the wrong album. right now, they have Neil Young's acoustic live at Carnegie hall 1970 marked as a 7 inch record and it's only $22. this is a double 12 inch album and retails for like 40 bucks and more. hurry up and buy yours before it's gone. I bought one and the correct album showed up, so let's stick it to bazos, LOL
Def Leppard stole the same exact picture that’s used for the skull cover illusion that the Damned had already used a decade prior for a 7” single they release. I used to have the Damned t-shirt with that picture.
Led Zeppelin's album In Through The Outdoor has a hidden trick to it, the clue is the "swipe" on the album cover, if you look at the liner the black and white picture on each side is made up of tiny dots just like the water color books from when you were a kid, because that's what it is, if you take a damp cloth and dab it color comes out just like those water color books for kids back in those days. Note: The last couple year's of the album's printing they discontinued the feature because of the expense of doing it, so if you have a late one it won't do it.
Dream Theaters is not a coincidence. Others related to that topic is a Michael Jacksons album Blood on the Dance Floor, complete with the towers, flames, and his arms pointing to the 9 and the 11. Then there is Supertramps Breakfast in America album...🤔Another from a band called The Coup is worth mentioning as well
The 1979 Alan Parson's Project album "Eve" features what appears to be two attractive women wearing veils, but a closer look reveals that the women are scarred and disfigured.
Cobain was a fan of KISS - thus the "tip of the hat" to the band with the image on the back cover. Nirvana even released a cover of "Do You Love Me?" from Destroyer. The slab of beef image below the band.. the only thing I heard Grohl say was that Kurt used it to represent the women from the KISS album cover. As in Gene Simmons treating women like meat back in their 70s heyday.
Did you know on the back cover of ELO's album Discovery there is and man with A Sword in his hand well that's Brad Garrett who was in Everybody Loves Raymond played Raymond's older brother Robert
I enjoyed the art of finding messages on the inner ring of LPs, J Geils: one side says; when can we go to Miami? Other side says ; so dis is a redid, huh? Hotel California inner ring of the LP states; V.O.L. is 5 piece live. Now, you go find your own Jems
The Greatful Dead album is supposedly pronounced like "axa-moxa" or something like that and in the title art the phrase "we ate the acid" is hidden and according to Some including herself, Courtney love is on the back of the album as a toddler because her father was a manager for The Greatful Dead I guess around the time the album was made.
Damn I've had that powerslave album from iron maiden for many of decades and I still have it and never noticed Mickey mouse or Indiana Jones on the front of the album cover now I'm going to go through my record collection and find that album and look at that again wow
Can I please suggest not adding background music to your videos? Most of the time I already have music playing in the background and it clashes with the music in the video. Idk if I'm the only one, but I would assume a lot of us already have music playing in some regard
You forgot to mention the Mr Chad doodle above "Wot? No Guinness" This is better known as Kilroy in the US. But give that it doesn't say "Kilory was here" this is the UK version, Mr Chad.
I was trying to find out more information what I was talking about seeing them on Sunday morning, but I couldn’t find no information except Kiss were on Mike Douglas show early 70s
I bet their are alot of people that buy the albums just because of the album cover. I know I have done it a few times and even having it back fire thinking it was rock and it was pop or something else lol
Just ran over to my cd shelf to check the back cover of Nirvana Nevermind. Kiss is there! That’s crazy!!
Rush also did a triple entendre thing with the album, Power Windows. On the front there is a remote controlled window and a TV set. On the back, a pair of binoculars.
Permanent Waves also has a triple entendre. The woman's hairstyle is in an old fashioned wave, there is a man in the background to the left who is waving, and right behind the woman is an actual wave.
That's a good one.
The man waving is Hugh Syme, the cover creator.
And the heart monitor waves too
But the image message is, the lady, blew the mana whole world away.
That's not what a triple entendre means
also at 3:50 just above the words is an image of "Kilroy". He was a character popular during WW2.
"Kilroy was here" was a recurring theme of bathroom stall graffiti.
@@tsancio One story I heard, KIlroy was an inspector in a shipyard during WW2, he would write "Kilroy was here" on every piece he inspected.
Wasn't Lynyrd Skynyrd's album "Street Survivors" repackaged also? The original cover had the band surrounded by fire, released before the plane crash I think.😎👍
Yes, it was released a few days before the plane crash. The urban legend was that those members who were touched by flames or had flames coming out of their heads (they were standing in front of a fire and it appeared that flames came out of the top of some of the members heads) were the ones that died. This wasn't completely true, but on the album cover, Steve Gaines head was partially obscured by flames, so due to respect for the dead, subsequent copies of the album had a different album cover. Many years later, the original album cover was restored to any re-printing of the album.
@@jacqueschouette7474 Thank you!👍
@bryanpeloquin3890 You hit the nail square on the head. They did change the album's cover after the plane crash to respect the band members we lost on the plane, as well as their respective families. If the crash never happened, we probably never would've seen the album's cover without the flames, as the crash changed the visual meaning of that (particularly when it came to poor Steve Gaines, who looked practically swallowed by the flames on the original cover. He hadn't even been in the band for much more than a year when he died in the crash).
Hello Frank ! At 15 in 1980 , starting with their debute , me and buddies used to sit and examine the Maiden covers for hidden stuff. It spread to other bands covers being closely inspected. Like Kiss , Judas , Purple , Sabbath , Hendrix , Zeppelin , Budgie
, Motörhead and a bunch of others. Keep rocking !
Awesome - there was a lot of cool stuff to take in on those covers back.
If you look hard at the Earth, Wind and Fire "All 'n' all" album, you see an inscription, "I bet some limey pasty British heavy metal band will steal our awesome record artwork in 7 years time" signed M White. Amazing!!!
Lol.that blew me away when i saw that.didn't know powerslave cover was a rip off.they made up for it with Live after death
I heard Kurt painted kiss on the Melvin’s touring van when he was younger, he either liked them or their visuals
"What's wrong with being sexy??"
Lol! Just one of the hundreds of great quotes from that movie.
The painting titled 'A friend in need', is a reference to Rush's song Take Yourself a Friend, from their first album.
Man. I’m so old school I remember when the only way you could find out about this kind of thing was watching Satanic Panic videos and watching preachers point it out. 🤣
I used to love looking at album art. I spent hours looking at Powerslave.
For sure, you haven't noticed the three 6 on the front of Iron Maiden's "Powerslave".
The cover of Saga's "Worlds Apart" (the version with the old man) shows the band members' legs emerging from the smoke at the top right. The top of the band photo was strangely cropped out...
Hey frank. I was playing some awsome W.A.S.P. on this frozen day in Oregon, and ended up watching your newest video. Good karma to you, and family. Thank you!❤
Thank you!
Above "Wot no Guinness" from Iron Maiden Powerslave is a famous cartoon character, Kilroy. It dates back to WWII and is an interesting story on its own.
Thank you - I couldn't remember the character's name, so I avoided mentioning it.
Iron Maiden's album covers all has several hidden and not so hidden jokes, messages. There are some on the Somewhere in time album referring to the time spent at a bar in Amsterdam they frequented when they recorded this album. U have had some interesting conversations with Bruce back then.
Here's a different one. The rock formation on the front cover of Yes' Tales From Topographic Oceans matches up with the rocks on the back cover of their Relayer album.
Not to mention that iron maiden has a hidden symbol in all their albums
RE: hidden skulls on albums - the dining room scene inside the Beatles' Magical Mystery Tour booklet. The beret is an eye socket. It's something that has haunted me since first seeing it back in the early 70s. I think I was twelve - bought it with my lawnmowing money thinking it was going to be all rainbows and stars and bunny cartoons ala Yellow Sub. What a way to traumatize a kid!
I've never noticed the Cher one until now! After all this time. Thank you!
Did you know that on "Love Gun" each member of Kiss was actually a self drawing of the artist (Ken Kelly); he took photos of himself in the various poses, then painted them with the heads / costumes of the band. Similarly, all of the ladies at the feet of the band - it's the same woman, his wife, and, again, he took pictures of her in the various poses and copied them onto the painting (and she does look the ladies as well). I met him at the Kiss Crazy Golf attraction in Las Vegas - a truly lovely man (I later ordered more art from him - including a large print of the classic Rainbow "Rising" cover which he also did).
Almost everyone i knew tried to do the rising artwork on their jacket,a truly classis cover .I still own it on a t shirt.
Oh yes, Love Gun. That album cover resulted in an awkward situation with my sainted father who, after seeing the album cover, wanted to know what kind of garbage I was listening to. I told him the same old lie that I liked the music and wasn't listening to the lyrics. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Wow very cool man thanks!
I still have it in my closet with the all my other collection@@jacqueschouette7474
when you cross your eyes Jean-Michel Jarres Equinoxe is in 3-D
In Canada the dream theater cd was just put back out with a sticker over the burning skyline image. It was very easy to remove and I did exactly that as soon as I got it.
If i remember right the group The Coup had an album released the same day (9/11) with an exploding WTC as well that was also recalled
Kurt Cobain liked kiss growing up, being a child of the 70s. He even drew all the members of Kiss on a work van or tour van with a sharpie in the mid 80s
3:51 is a WWII British cartoon graffiti character called Mr Chad that appeared due to rationing.
Fantastic video !! The Stooges “Fun House “ is my favorite for hidden images on album covers. Took me 7 years to notice it 🤣👍
Speaking of album covers and Twin Towers, another unfortunate image is from the Party Music album of Boots Riley's band The Coup, in which exploding Twin Towers served as the backdrop of band members. It was then replaced, too.
Enjoyed the video. Frank, thank you for making these videos
Thanks Rod - glad you liked it. Have a good one.
Frank
Lots of us spent hours looking at Maiden record sleeves to see the hidden jokes. Unfortunately with the "obsolescence" of vinyl and advent of CD's there was no point in adding those little items as no one would see them. Buying music by download finally killed the idea.
Awesome video. I saw Dada in dim light in my bedroom as a teen and the skull popped out - it was freaky. It is surprisingly hard to find a used copy.
3:50 Kilroy was here
On the cover of Nirvana - Nevermind in the swimming pool, if you look hard enough, is a baby swimming underwater. Most don’t see it!
It's actually frenetic oil.
Also on the back of that Grateful Dead album you can see a picture of the band with friends and family including a young Courtney Love whose dad was the manager for the Dead at the time.
Not exactly a hidden image, but the cover of that UK Greatest Hits album by Black Sabbath is actually a very old painting called Triumph Of The Dead. It was also used on the original covers for Cities Of The Red Night by William Burroughs.
On Green Day's 1995 album Insomniac, there are three hidden skulls. One for each member and one of them is a cool illusion where you have hold the CD at a certain angle to see correctly
Great video Frank! Ilove seeing things I have seen before, but completely overlooked.😮
Glad you enjoyed it
New subscriber here. I always enjoy hearing about these hidden image gems. I actually knew the one about Moving Pictures and Aerial.
Awesome - welcome aboard!
@@Channel33RPMThanks!
In the Rush Album
2112....
There is a poem on the jacket sleeve, or back of the album ..
Something like..
Its been a long time since i watched templevisision,
Or played my music machine, things are much more serious under the atmospheric dome..
I cant recall exactly..
But it was that poem that helped point me on the path to question everything i thought I knew..
And seek out the Truth
Thats Kilroy above the Guinness scrawl in the Maiden cover
Speaking of skulls that's what I first saw when seeing the back of the Nirvana album. It took me about a minute before I saw the band Kiss
Kilroy was there too
Following the rules and imagination applied to Nirvana's art cover... I can see clearly at least 6 or 7 hundreds of album covers, two pictures of my cats (wich I don't have), 2 of my aunty Clara's wedding with a penguin and the manual of my TV.
Look on the back cover of Jane's Addiction's Nothing's Shocking, in Perry's sunglasses.... well just look.
Check out the album Big boat by Phish. When you look at it it looks like a battleship and you turn it on its side it's just a double image of a factory.
Bonus on Rush's Moving Pictures: the inner sleeve features pictures of the band with trails to make it look like they are in motion. So, a quadruple entendre.
With a lot of these covers you could have made it about Freemason control of the music industry.
Absolutely. Many of these bands openly flaunt it on their album pictures/artwork. One band comes to mind (and I like their early stuff) Cheap Trick. Black and white checkerboard pattern is everywhere.
@@tmow297 Glad to find someone like-minded. Find me a cover of an artist that doesn't have masonic symbolism.
@@MickSupper not an expert here, by far. However, I've been around during the "satanic panic" where concerned parents, rightly so, pointed out this stuff.
How about the Beatles White Album or Robin Trowers Bridge of Sighs as two examples🤔
They seem "innocent" enough.
@@tmow297 Alister Crowley on Sgt. Pepper's album cover. I remember well the scare in the late 80s. I used to have at least one VHS tape where a church interviewed an ex Satanist (If it were actually all even real.) I remember distinctly that's when trunk-or-treating became a thing. "Watch out for razor blades in your candy!"
4:04 A Ziggy type etching too.
Wow! I’ve never noticed the skull on Heart of Stone before!
Dream Theater album was released on 9/11.
The band I love that most , Drive By Truckers, have an album released on that date too.
It’s called Southern Rock Opera.
Took them to the next level….. a year later when it was reissued
i think it's cool how the Dio logo upside down spells out devil
I found that if you turn the front cover of Joni Mitchell's "Court And Spark" upside down and look at it in a mirror you'll see President Eisenhower holding an umbrella.
Great stuff as always Frank!
I think Dave was a fan.
Love the Rush info! Man should have known that one but glad I do now.
You need more copies of Love Gun :-)
Again good stuff sir thanks for everything you do.
Never enough copies of Love Gun :)
@@Channel33RPM True! I’ve added two versions of Dynasty lately, and another set of the solo albums.
Hey guys, Every now and then Amazon mark's a record for sale incorrectly. just like what happened with that Danzig album. but that 1 meant they were sending out the wrong album. right now, they have Neil Young's acoustic live at Carnegie hall 1970 marked as a 7 inch record and it's only $22. this is a double 12 inch album and retails for like 40 bucks and more. hurry up and buy yours before it's gone. I bought one and the correct album showed up, so let's stick it to bazos, LOL
Never quit this series
Thanks! I keep thinking it's done... but then I find another crop of albums to talk about (often through viewer comments)
The Beatles, Baby Album, where they were mad at the studio, and had to repackage it,(YESTERDAY AND TODAY)
Dada is such an underrated album. It belongs in any Cooper fan's collection.
Def Leppard stole the same exact picture that’s used for the skull cover illusion that the Damned had already used a decade prior for a 7” single they release. I used to have the Damned t-shirt with that picture.
I recognized the audio waveform on the Kate Bush album, I am more intrigued by the letters TV just right of center and below the wave.
As a former audio engineer I almost immediately recognized the Wav.file. But I didn't see the rocks... 🙂
First skull image I saw was in the booklet for Magical Mystery Tour.
If you look real close at the 1982 album Blackout by Scorpions, it looks like a guy about to get his eyes gouged out with forks
Led Zeppelin's album In Through The Outdoor has a hidden trick to it, the clue is the "swipe" on the album cover, if you look at the liner the black and white picture on each side is made up of tiny dots just like the water color books from when you were a kid, because that's what it is, if you take a damp cloth and dab it color comes out just like those water color books for kids back in those days.
Note: The last couple year's of the album's printing they discontinued the feature because of the expense of doing it, so if you have a late one it won't do it.
Looks like Dream Theater still put 911 on their album only in Roman numerals though.
3:52 To the right of the one you mentioned, it looks like a guy sitting at a graphic designing desk with a lamp.
Great work as always, Frank. I’ll watch any on tv it a topic you do.
P.S.S.- Cheap Trick's Dream Police cover and photos spills all the tea, but only if you understand what you're seeing.. You'll see..;)
Yes, and there's more!: If you take the discs inside the covers and play them backwards you can hear Satan's messages and feel his power and love.
Bwahahahahahaha!!!!
Dream Theaters is not a coincidence. Others related to that topic is a Michael Jacksons album Blood on the Dance Floor, complete with the towers, flames, and his arms pointing to the 9 and the 11. Then there is Supertramps Breakfast in America album...🤔Another from a band called The Coup is worth mentioning as well
Frank, I don’t know what the format was anymore. It was so long ago but kiss had a show on Sunday morning. I remember it was early 70s
The 1979 Alan Parson's Project album "Eve" features what appears to be two attractive women wearing veils, but a closer look reveals that the women are scarred and disfigured.
Cobain was a fan of KISS - thus the "tip of the hat" to the band with the image on the back cover. Nirvana even released a cover of "Do You Love Me?" from Destroyer. The slab of beef image below the band.. the only thing I heard Grohl say was that Kurt used it to represent the women from the KISS album cover. As in Gene Simmons treating women like meat back in their 70s heyday.
Did you know on the back cover of ELO's album Discovery there is and man with A Sword in his hand well that's Brad Garrett who was in Everybody Loves Raymond played Raymond's older brother Robert
I remember on 9/11 there was a rap/hip hop group that released an album with the twin yowers on it as well. Crazy coincidences.
I enjoyed the art of finding messages on the inner ring of LPs,
J Geils: one side says; when can we go to Miami? Other side says ; so dis is a redid, huh?
Hotel California inner ring of the LP states; V.O.L. is 5 piece live. Now, you go find your own Jems
Powerslave also has C3PO and R2D2 on the cover
The Greatful Dead album is supposedly pronounced like "axa-moxa" or something like that and in the title art the phrase "we ate the acid" is hidden and according to Some including herself, Courtney love is on the back of the album as a toddler because her father was a manager for The Greatful Dead I guess around the time the album was made.
Have you looked at the cover of somewhere in time by iron maiden! You see Batman in one of the buildings.
It's the reaper.
Damn I've had that powerslave album from iron maiden for many of decades and I still have it and never noticed Mickey mouse or Indiana Jones on the front of the album cover now I'm going to go through my record collection and find that album and look at that again wow
I may be wrong but isn't there Snoopy somewhere on the Powerslave cover? It's decades since I held the album in my hands.
Hell, Alice Cooper's entire Dada album was hidden for years. It wasn't available after its initial release.
Anton lavey on the eagles hotel California album
Awesome!
What was the album cover that was a water color? I think it was a collaboration band from the 60's. Do you know?
Take a gander at Metallica's 72 Seasons and Bob Seger's Back in '72. The Seger album features Turn the Page which Metallica famously covered.
Got the tattoo pf Somewhere in Time
Can I please suggest not adding background music to your videos? Most of the time I already have music playing in the background and it clashes with the music in the video. Idk if I'm the only one, but I would assume a lot of us already have music playing in some regard
Awesome video. I didn't know about any of these
Glad you enjoyed!
Love this!
Ever noticed naked Pamela Moore on the Operation Mindcrime Cover? 😊
Did you ever checked those old Marillion covers?
You forgot to mention the Mr Chad doodle above "Wot? No Guinness" This is better known as Kilroy in the US. But give that it doesn't say "Kilory was here" this is the UK version, Mr Chad.
I really thought you would have Free's 'Tons of Sobs' cover. Of all of them it is great photography. Check it out.
I was trying to find out more information what I was talking about seeing them on Sunday morning, but I couldn’t find no information except Kiss were on Mike Douglas show early 70s
Incredible video bother
There is more on the front of For Ladies Only.
Cobain was a kiss fan, , nirvana did a cover of " do you love me" by kiss
Yeah but kiss hated that whiney bitch
And for everyone that knows there's treasure buried good luck
I bet their are alot of people that buy the albums just because of the album cover. I know I have done it a few times and even having it back fire thinking it was rock and it was pop or something else lol
There's no such thing as coincidences
Dave Grohl were always a huge Kiss fan.
Kissing arse