Rolling Stone elege as 100 melhores capas de álbuns da história

[jean]

Mais uma lista para debate da renomada e artística e querida Rolling Stone.

Lista completa:

The 100 Best Album Covers of All Time

Lista das mulheres aparecendo:

#96 Phoebe Bridgers, Punisher
#92 Lauryn Hill, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill
#83 Taylor Swift, folklore
#82 Shakira, Donde Están Los Ladrones?
#72 Billie Eilish, When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?
#71 FKA, LP1
#70 Grace Jones, Nightclubbing
#67 Lorde, Melodrama
#62 Janet Jackson, The Velvet Rope
#60 Joni Mitchell, Hejira
#58 Rosalía, El Mal Querer

#57 Lana del Rey, Norman ******* Rockwell (#10)

#54 Bjork, Homogenic (#9)

#44 Liz Phair, Exile in Guyville (#8)

#26 SZA, SOS (#7)

#25 Fleetwood Mac, Rumours (#6)

#17 Carole King, Tapestry (#5)

#15 Beyoncé, Lemonade (#4)

#13 Hole, Live Through This (#3)

#9 Cyndi Lauper, She’s So Unusual (#2)

#6 Patti Smith, Horses (#1)

[jean]

Esse #1 da Patti

[anon41850771]

sem noitada e/ou after, sem credibilidade

[ross]

maggot brain em #7 ROUBO

a maior capa da história

[L0NER]

@jean

#9 Cyndi Lauper, She’s So Unusual (#2)

lendária em todos os aspectos

[MAGO]

algum BR entrou?

[anon45244151]

@MAGO

algum BR entrou?

#0. Anitta - Versions Of Me

[pavanelli]

oxe colocaram a do nightclubbing e n colocaram a do Island life que é mto mais referenciada na cultura pop

[jean]

@MAGO

algum BR entrou?

infelizmente n achei que o clube da esquina ia estar in

[Block]

Imagina não ter a do Stripped aí

Mico de lista

[Jrwbastos]

@jean

#83 Taylor Swift, folklore

Ai, não mesmo!
Amo o álbum, mas não a capa.
Acho nada nítida.

[DiegoMarcondes]

a #6 ali, pq???

[FilipeMag]

@anon45244151

#0. Anitta - Versions Of Me

Essa é a capa mais feia da historia

[Jellal]

@jean

#26 SZA, SOS (#7)

que mico porra

[DiegoMarcondes]

Poxa nenhuma capa do Tame Impala

[Renan90]

1

Joy Division, ‘Unknown Pleasures’

1979

There’s an uncanniness to the jagged, unpredictable angles on the cover of Joy Division’s debut album, Unknown Pleasures. Is it a mountain range? A graphical representation of brain waves? Why does it look so bleak? The mystery draws you in, and when you put the record on, with its bass-heavy atmospherics and frontman Ian Curtis’ overwhelming angst, the image makes a little more sense. The band’s guitarist Bernard Sumner found the artwork’s peaks and valleys while leafing through The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Astronomy. The image is a graphical representation of a pulsar, officially named CP1919. Designer Peter Saville reversed the color scheme to make it white on black. He left off the band’s name and the album title, making it all the more curious and able to transcend the music into the mainstream. The image has become an icon similar to The Dark Side of the Moon’s prism, but it represents so much more: goth mysticism, post-punk defiance, stark individualism. It’s now almost commonplace on T-shirts, in movies, and as parodies (Jaws anyone?). It’s a symbol for anyone wanting to show that they’re clued into something more introspective than the typical pop-culture reference. “Bernard doesn’t get nearly enough credit for that, because he couldn’t have made a better choice,” bassist Peter Hook has said. —K.G.

[Miks]

Convenhamos, icônicas

[Ian]

Eminem out

[markin]

Nunca tinha nem visto essa capa da Cyndi

O #3 sly stone tbm nunca tinha visto

[Fadinhalu]

Entrei pra ver a posição da Grace kkk mico ela é #1