50 Homoerotic Album Covers
| 08/03/15
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Pop music has always brimmed with homoeroticism. Album covers — by both queer and straight artists — often act as eye candy for adolescent boys with a burgeoning appreciation for the male form. Sometimes the appeal is blatant, sometimes latent, and occasionally, as you’ll see, it’s entirely unintentional. Any of these in your collection?
Left: The Rolling Stones, Sticky Fingers (1971)
The Smiths (1984)
Your Arsenal (1992)
Raw Power (1973)
Too Fast For Love (1981)
Balls To The Wall (1984)
Gay Singles (2009)
Night Work (2010)
Born In The U.S.A. (1984)
How Far Will You Go: The S&M Recordings 1973-81 (2015)
For Your Entertainment (2009)
Daryl Hall and John Oates (1975)
H2O (1982)
Prince (1979)
Dirty Mind (1980)
Parade (1986)
New Power Soul (1998)
Cruisin’ (1978)
Macho Man (1978)
Live and Sleazy (1979)
Renaissance (1981)
In The Street (1983)
Sex Over The Phone (1985)
Jobriath (1973)
Unleashed in the East (1979)
Sheer Heart Attack (1974)
Pelican West (1982)
New York Dolls (1975)
Duran Duran (1981)
Look What The Cat Dragged In (1986)
Alive! (1975)
Sophisticated Boom Boom (1984)
Colour By Numbers (1983)
“I Need Money” single (1992)
Rock ’n’ Roll Animal (1974)
Waking and Dreaming (1976)
Hot Streets (1978)
Anthology (1997)
The Man Who Sold the World (1970)
Welcome To The Pleasuredome (1984)
The Libertines (2004)
Mama Said Knock You Out (1990)
I’m a Man (1978)
Get Off (1978)
Deflowered (1994)
Fantastic (1983)
Make It Big (1984)
Too Bright (2014)
Live: Black and White Tour (2007)
Catching Up With Depeche Mode (1985)