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Designer duo Nicky Lindeman and Christopher Austopchuk came up with the cover concept, and much of the focus is on the singer’s good looks.

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Photographer Pennie Smith didn’t want this blurry live shot to be used for the cover, but Joe Strummer and the band’s graphic designer Ray Lowry overrode the decision, adding in the distinctive pink and green lettering of Elvis Presley’s debut album.

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Conceived after Cobain and Grohl watched a program on water births, the iconic sleeve was eventually shot in a public swimming pool with three-month-old baby Spencer .

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Shot in a black room at photographer Mischa Richter’s house in Kendal Rise, which had blackboard paint on the cupboards, this was the last shot of the day.

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The original photo of this soldier, Marine Corporal Michael Wynn, was taken in 1967. He had the words “Make war not love” inscribed on his helmet. The Smiths changed the wording to “Meat is Murder” for their '85 album.

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Bowie appears as half-man, half-dog character Halloween Jack, leader of the Diamond Dogs gang.

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Released: 2003
Director: Bryan Barber
Based on The Beatles’ appearance at the Ed Sullivan Show – screaming, fainting fans and all.

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Released: 1996
Director: Walter Stern
Some parents thought this video, filmed at the abandonned London Underground tunnel of Aldwych, would be too scary for their kids to see, so it was banned from a few channels.

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The Prodigy Title:Firestarter Album:The Fat Of The Land Year:1996 Label:XL Recordings,Mute Records,Maverick Records Producer:Liam Howlett Writers:Kim Deal, Anne Dudley, Keith Flint, Trevor Horn, Liam Howlett, J.J. Jeczalik, Gary Langan, Paul Morley

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Released: 1993
Director: Anton Corbijn
Ever wondered what went on in Kurt Cobain's mind? We're hoping it went something like this.

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Released: 2006
Director: Joseph Kahn
It’s got a star-studded cast, along with cowboys, an apocalypse, robots and a woman on a unicorn.

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Released: 2008
Director: Garth Jennings
Using simple but effective techniques like sped-up stop-start animation, blue filters and fishy finger puppets, Jennings created a short but sweet clip which complements Vampire Weekend’s jerky world punk better than tea complements biscuits.

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Released: 1999
Director: Hammer & Tongs
The video that accompanied one of only two lead Blur vocals by downbeat guitarist Graham Coxon was a suitably charming and shy number featuring a lost milk carton that eventually finds love before being flattened. Slightly twee but with a dark sense of humour, it matched its soundtrack perfectly.

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Blur - Coffee And TV (Official Music Video)

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Released: 1994

Director: Spike Jonze

Hawaii Five-O, S.W.A.T. and Starsky And Hutch all get a nod in the classic mid-90s vid. It’s precisly these kind of dress-up-and-muck-about-in-a-city vids that make us want to form a band, chuck on some aviators and make our own comic promo.

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Beastie Boys - Sabotage (Official Music Video)

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Released: 1997

Director: Michel Gondry

This was one of both Gondry's and the Foo's finest moments. Chainsaws, cross-dressing, monsters and metamorphases combine for devastating effect.

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Foo Fighters - Everlong (Official HD Video)

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Released: 1998

Director: Chris Cunningham

The schlock horror director made one of the most strangely beautiful promos with this clip of two robots mating. It’s one countless awards and is even on permanent display at New York’s Museum Of Modern Art.

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Released: 1995

Director: Jamie Thraves

There's a man lying down on the pavement, much to the consternation of the passersby. Everyone wants to know why he’s lying down but he can’t tell them. Enigmatic Radiohead at their finest.

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Music video by Radiohead performing Just.

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Released: 1994

Director: Howard Greenhalgh

This promo's playful satire of American family life jars magnificently with the dark subject matter of the song.