Weird / Neat Covers

This category is devoted to weird, cool, interesting cover art on records that might otherwise be not so interesting.

  • Wild Man Steve - Midnight Snack Wild Man Steve - Midnight Snack

    Here’s a filthy comedy record in the vein of Rudy Ray Moore, Richard Pryor and Jimmy Lynch. Equally hilarious and disgusting stuff, this is definitely not for the faint at heart. The whole album Wild Man Steve is pretty much getting down and dirty live at a nightclub with a group in the background to […]

  • Shrine Steel Band Shrine Steel Band

    All I really know about the Shriners is that they are old, were fez’, drive around in funny little cars, and make bad music.

  • Larry Page and his Orchestra - Waltzing to Jazz Larry Page and his Orchestra - Waltzing to Jazz

    Honestly, don’t even waste your time taking the record out of the sleeve and playing it. The music is nothing special. Your standard 60s easy listening jazz cheese-fest. I’d be willing to go as far as to say it is horrendous. The cover on the other hand, is pretty great.

  • Frank Rocco - Audio Therapy Frank Rocco - Audio Therapy

    Spoken word LP for those looking to shed a few pounds through the use of “progressive relaxation.” It is pretty self-explanitory and I probably shouldn’t waste any time discussing it. Basically the dialogue is this: “You will relax.” “You will relax more.” “You will relax more and more.” (etc)
    I am […]

  • Liz Lyons - up your ass Liz Lyons - up your ass

    I found this gem for a dollar years ago at a thrift store in Canada. Worth it for the cover alone. The lp is just a filthy comedy record recorded live at club morocco. Sick stuff indeed.

  • Faith For Today Quartet - Choose Ye Faith For Today Quartet - Choose Ye

    That wacky Jesus is at it again! Here he is stopping a man in the middle of the road & using the bible to convince him to run off & leave his wife & family. If you’ve seen it once, you’ve seen it a thousand times.

  • Chabelo Chabelo

    A favorite cover - sent to me in a package when I traded with Dave’s Records. Neither he nor I ever had the vinyl, but I doubt the music is nearly as interesting as the cover on this one.

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