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Another very simplistic album cover similar to the idea of Pink Floyd's album cover is joy Division's 'Uknown Pleasures,' again this doesn't have the titling or band artists names on the cover either. It features the visual representation of the first pulsar discovered, pulled from the Cambridge Encyclopedia of Astronomy. This album cover is still popular today seen on t-shirts.

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This album cover is a very popular statement about the values our society passing on to our youth and is shown through a baby underwater chasing after a dollar bill. This album cover is still very iconic and recognizable to the public.

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Pink Floyd, 'Dark Side of the Moon' (1973)

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Pink Floyd, 'Dark Side of the Moon' (1973)

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Another popular album cover is by Pink Floyd, like The Beatles this album cover also doesn't state the name of the band or album title - usually done by extremely famous artists who know their fans and fame will carry the album anyway despite not advertising it on the artwork. Many fans even today are seen wearing T-Shirts with this album cover on.

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An extremely famous and arguably the most iconic CD cover is The Beatles' album 'Abbey Road,' even if you aren't a fan of The Beatles, I am 99% sure you could name this album from the cover in a pub quiz despite the album cover not having the band name or album name on! This album cover is seen numerous times re-created by fans outside Abbey Road Studios