but definitely some of the best dang cover albums ever!!

Blue by third eye blind because it had a blue sun

Everything you want by vertical horizon

Demon days by Gorillaz

Painting it red by the beautiful south

Mellon Collie and the infinite sadness by the smashing pumpkins

All the lost souls by James Blunt

Wonder whats next by Chevelle

In light syrup by toad the wet sprocket

Get behind me satan by the White Stripes

Splinter by Offspring

Nine Lives by Aerosmith

Closer By better than ezra

Hits by Mike and the mechanics

Echoes, Silence, patience and grace by Foo fighters

All things must pass by George Harrison

Miaow by The beautiful south

A few small repairs by Shawn Colvin

Everything to everyone by the barenaked ladies

Scissor Sisters by Scissor Sisters

Also Live-Evil

Jr. Walker and the All Stars play Shotgun

Country Living Roxy Music

Innervisions Stevie WOnder

Talking Book Stevie Wonder (The inner sleeve was typed in braile)

The First Kansas Album

Issac Hayes Black Moses (the large unfolding album cover with two sides of Issac Hayes)

Luther Ingram I’ve Been Here All the Time (came with a framed photo of Luther on the cover)

“Relayer” by Yes

“Brain Salad Surgery” Emerson, Lake and Palmer

“Bigger than Both of Us” Hall and Oats
This album firmly put them in the mainstream. Their best one.

“Hard Labor” Three Dog Night

“E-Pluris Funk” Grand Funk Railroad The album jacket that resembled a coin.

“The LOw Spark Of High Heeled Boys” and “Shootout at Fantasy Factory” Traffic The ones with the corners of the jackets slashed off.

“In the Wake Of Posiden” King Crimson

“America Eats IT’s Young” Funkadelic
The album that looks like a vicious American greenback

“Odessa” The Bee Gees Very pre “Saturday Night Fever” with a velvet cover. The inside shows a baby being tossed to a liferaft. In their more artful state.

“Thic As a Brick” Jethro Tull The alabum cover resembles a newspaper more than an album jacket. Don’t wrap the fish in this one!

“Captain Fantastic and the Brown Dirt Cowboy” Elton John

“Hot Butter Soul” Issac Hayes

“Muscle Of Love” Alice Cooper The album that resembled a cardboard package than an album cover.

“Spitfire” Jeferson Starship When they changed from the name of Jeferson Airplane. Shows drawing of Grace Slick riding the back of a dragon.

“Foxtrot” Genesis In the midst of their art rock form. Contains the side-long “Supper’s Ready”

The promo single of “What YOu Won’t Do For Love” by Bobby Caldwell. IT was stamped in the shape of a red heart. The folks who press the CD’s will never come up with a marketing tool like that one.

Ohio Players “Honey”