Neither have I, but there are sleeve notes. Specifically, I note that John's sleeve is coming unraveled at the shoulder. (The loose thread is painted out of most - but not quite all - commercial copies of the LP sleeve.)
I imagine I’m a tad late to the party but apparently Ringo suggested Revolver was called After Geography. If only.....
Call me crazy, but I always felt that the iconic Sgt. Pepper's cover would have been even more perfect if the "new Beatles" were not shown behind the drum! It entices mystery about who the band is, and reinforces the idea that the Beatles wanted to "do away" with being seen as a "traditional band". You still have the "former Fabs" looking over the grounds/their name. Anyway, it's a simple but more effective cover like this...in my view... And, the inside gatefold would simply have been a close-up of the ground area, showing that the new album is "The Beatles" but not showing them... The back cover could remain red with the lyrics, minus the group photo at the bottom.
Here's something I cooked up for a fictional Chicago album--a triple, theoretically meant to be the last thing Terry worked on before everything went haywire. All of this was based on a dream I had--which I wrote down, and actually made a small website for: Chicago XII: Intercession - A Fiction Here's the "ad" for the restored/completed 3-CD set:
