AllBum.Art - Alternative Art-Work for Album and Single Covers

I Like Beer, is what Tom T Hall tells us. From the look of the original single cover artwork, it seems he likes more than just beer, but guns and playing cards too. On the remix we find three babes who like beer, and for some reason enjoy drinking it whilst sitting around with their dressing gowns undone by a table made out of an old barrel. No guns here though, but maybe they lost their clothes through a poker game? So possibly there were playing cards around earlier. Ante!

The Dead Kennedys are apparently Too Drunk To Fuck. Exactly how this manifests itself is not that evident from the original single cover artwork which shows a black and white image of a guy putting a bottle into a bin. Perhaps he is too drunk to fuck, but it doesn't look as if he's in the mood for it either. On the remix we find a babe who looks as if she is in the mood, but has had one too many cocktails. Best to leave her alone. Tequila!

One more from the Wikipedia list of controversial album art. This one is probably top of the list, as the cover features what appears to be a very young girl, in the nude, whose modesty is being protected only by a crack in the glass. The remixed version is, if anything, less extreme showing the girl, now much older, behind some cracked glass but oddly, where the glass is broken, the image is blurred. Even we, at AllBum.Art did not want to remix the original to be any more controversial than it already was!

Yet another album cover remix taken from the list of controversial album art. The chick on the cover of Lemonade And Brownies by Sugar Ray is Nicole Eggert who is probably best known for... appearing naked on the cover of this album. Naked, with her boobs on the floor and her ass in the air. Nice pose Nicole! That said, the remixed cover with an unnamed Asian babe in the same pose is just somehow better. Somehow.

Another in the series of controversial album art. This cover is taken from the 1960s eponymous album by Tinkerbells Fairydust. The cover shows a cheeky Tinkerbell with her back to us, showing her pert ass. But what if Tinkerbell were not quite so cutesy, and had a darker side. With black wings and no fear of showing us more, she would look just like this remixed cover.

The Stray Cats don't score badly with their original cover artwork for Built For Speed, as we can clearly see the band members standing around with some vintage sports cars. On the remix we find a babe sitting on a modern sports car (a Porsche no less). It is to be hoped the owner was happy with this, as her spiky high heels could easily dent the body work. Mind you perhaps her body is the kind of body work he bought the car to impress in the first place. Vroom!

There seems to be some confusion over whether this track by Peter Noone is called Oh! You Pretty Thing, or Oh! You Pretty Things (the 's' added at the end there). Either way, the original cover artwork (in this case without the 's') shows Mr Noone smiling. On the remix we can see why he is smiling as there is a pretty thing looking back at him. A pretty thing who is not wearing very much. No wonder he is smiling. Things!

Jake Owen smiles into the sky on the original front cover of his single Barefoot Blue Jean Night, and he is wearing blue jeans. But is he barefoot? We do not know as we cannot see his feet. Is it night? It isn't dark, so presumably not. On the remix we find a babe who is barefoot, and is wearing blue jeans. Is it night? It's difficult to tell, but the bright light suggests it's not. So a fail on both the original and remixed covers. Daytime!

Lovehunter by Whitesnake is yet another album cover inspired by the list of controversial album art. In it we see a naked woman with her back to us riding a great big snake (though oddly, given the name of the band, not a white one). In the remix, the one woman has been replaced by three and the snake has shrunk. It seems, though, that the snake has the same mesmerizing effect on the girls, as all their clothes seem to have vanished. Is this the original 'trouser snake' in action?

Not just one, but two remixes of the cover of this 1979 album from Boston rockers The Cars. This is another taken from Wikipedia's list of controversial album art. The original cover shows a 50s babe in a seethrough black bodystocking reclining. The remixes do more of the same, but one has a 50s style pinup babe wearing something even more seethrough and the other comes right up to date and shows a horny blonde bitch taking her panties off whilst reclining in the necessary pose. Wicked pissa!