So for the cover of their 1975 album, the band sought a literal depiction of that with a stuntman who — in an era before digital effects — actually had to be set on fire for multiple takes.

Number one — it’s the first album to feature Brian Johnson’s soaring vocals. Number two — its minimal cover art. It’s an ...

The art features a number of American candy wrappers and other images splayed across the cover with the band’s name and album title overlaid on top in cartoonish lettering. You’ll see imagery ...

This image perfectly emulates the band’s cosmic vibe and Roger Waters’ vision for something unforgettable. Waters declared, “Let there be light, and a killer album cover!” The result?

The cover is also famous for not bearing the title or name of the band and is one of the most memorable album covers of all time. Despite not having any of the band members on the cover of the ...