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Remember vinyl LPs?
Well, back in the day, album cover design used to be very important work. And there were some pretty sweet masterpieces. But as any crate digger can tell you, for every brilliant piece of art, there were dozens of embarassingly crappy ones. The ’70s and ’80s, in particular, were rife with ridiculous offerings from totally tasteless repeat offenders like the Village People and Fabio.
See the cut for Crossfade’s ten crappiest album covers of all time.
10. Herbie Mann’s Push Push
9. Country Church’s Country Church
8. Tino’s Por Primera Vez
7. Jim Post’s I Love My Life
6. Francisco y Fernando’s Vamos a la Playa
5. Manowar’s Anthology
4. Village People’s Renaissance
3. Larz-Kristerz’s Stuffparty 1
2. Fabio’s After Dark
1. Eino Grön’s Romanttinen
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