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Terrifying Album Covers from Yesteryear

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Wed, Apr 11th, 2012 20:00 by capnasty NEWS

Tastebuds.fm, a dating website that matches people based on their music interest, has this gallery of the Worst Album Covers of All Time. It sadly lacks the brilliant commentary from the (now defunct?) Salami Tsunami site, but you can at least feast your eyes on some truly disturbing album covers from an obviously tasteless era. (Some are NSFW).

Not all album covers are created equal. Some are so incredible that they can?t now be explained by the people who originally conceived of them.

Here we look at 30 of the worst, most strange and downright ridiculous album covers ever made.

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Happy Wheels: Get Through the Obstacle Course Without Getting Dismembered
Giant Fridge Magnets

 

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