LP posters that should be framed

My copy didn't have these, but if it did I would frame them. They make a wonderful addition to my PC's screensaver slideshow though

 

Yep. The original non-airbrushed version. Or did Columbia not bother with censoring the poster?

 

Well, this was not actually included with the Grateful Dead's self-titled debut album (WB 1689) but it's a promo poster for that album and I sure wouldn't mind having this beauty framed on my wall. The fine print reads "Warner Bros. Presents From San Francisco Haight-Ashbury"

 

Lennon Imagine was the first one I thought of.

Kinda liked the Queen Jazz thing when I was a teen. Mom was even cool with it.

 

Is there a good database or list somewhere of posters that came with LP's?

 

Judy Collins poster from Colors of the Day.

 

Dynasty

 

I always felt that the front and back artwork for the Axis: Bold as Love album was a poster in itself.

 

Not a poster , the inner gate of
Amon Düül II's Tanz der Lemminge

 

Should be up on everyone's music room wall, FZ's pièce de résistance:

 

This one has been with me (in various printings, incarnations or editions) since the album first came out. The second image of the Japanese import LP is from the net.

 

Says it all. Master Zappa in Crappa.

 

Michel Polnareff's 'Polnarevolution' poster has always been a favourite of mine although I am not sure I'd really want it on my wall. Nice **** though...

 

Another Michel Polnareff poster from the Japanese LP 'Polnareff Now'. I love this one.

 

Cream Goodbye

 

Traveling Wilburys

 

I have that one.

 

All the Crass sleaves would be great framed and how about the poster that came with DK's Frankenchrist ?

 

Had to put this one on the back of my door I could only see it with the door closed, my preferred position anyway. If my dad had ever seen it, it would have come down in pieces!

 

Does anyone know which Chicago LP had the poster of the band in a cemetery surrounded by crosses?

 

Some of the later Yes albums include mini posters of the Roger Dean cover art. It's a real shame they didn't think of that gimmick in the 70's.

 

Chicago II

 

Like the Prince Controversy poster, these were just plain wrong.

I did like the Alice Cooper Killer Calendar



and the Grand Funk caveman cards