Sexy / Erotic album COVERS for Band names starting with M to R VINYL Record Collectors Guide

"MainEEaxe - Going for Gold," a 12" LP Vinyl Album, stands as the swan song for this Heavy Metal band. Serving as their third and final album, it encapsulates MainEEaxe's musical journey.

Man are a rock band from South Wales whose style is a mixture of West Coast psychedelia, progressive rock, blues and country-rock. Formed in 1968 as a reincarnation of Welsh rock harmony group The Bystanders.

This Punk Crossover release showcases Mayhem's sonic exploration, representing a significant chapter in their discography.

"EL AFRICANO, OYE... SEXY BIKINI," the album captures the essence of Merengue, a cultural gem from the Dominican Republic that resonates across Latin America.

"The Catch" received mixed reviews upon its release, with some critics praising the band's musical skills and the quality of the songs

NEON JUDGEMENT's "Horny as Hell" LP, featuring Lust from Belgium, captures a provocative blend of electronic beats and daring aesthetics.

This 12" vinyl, a testament to Osbourne's musical prowess, captures the essence of that era, providing fans a unique auditory and visual experience.

"Cover Girl" stands as the second and final musical chapter crafted by the dynamic trio Phantom, Rocker & Slick, immortalized in this 12" LP vinyl album.

"The Power of Metal Hammer," a double LP compilation album featuring the best of European and American Thrash and Heavy Metal from the 80s.

"Sex Crimes" stands as the ultimate testament to British Hard Rock and Heavy Metal prowess, epitomizing the fervor of the NWOBHM movement. Released in 1986 on "Music For Nations"

REO Speedwagon's "Hi Infidelity," released in 1980, stands as an iconic 12" LP Vinyl Album, contributing significantly to the music scene of its time. P

"Nine Lives" stands as a testament to REO Speedwagon's artistic prowess and its enduring contribution to the rock scene of its time.

In 1998, the pulsating beats of "ROCCO MUNDO feat THE SCUMFROG - Move Static / DJ Beat" reverberated through the electronic music scene.

"Let Them Eat Metal" by The Rods was banned on eBay due to its provocative album cover, which was deemed to be too erotic by the platform's content guidelines.

This original cover, prominently featured on the "uncensored" version, displays a woman's bare back adorned with a suitcase, positioned alongside a road sign and a hitchhiking thumb.

The Rolling Stones' 1973 7" vinyl single, spotlighting "Angie" and "Silver Train," encapsulates the musical transformation of the early '70s.

The Rolling Stones' "Undercover (USA)" represents a pivotal moment in the band's history, marking their first venture into the 1980s music scene.

Roxy Music's "Country Life" cover, featuring scantily clad models, sparked controversy in the US and parts of Europe due to concerns about objectifying women.

Roxy Music's "Stranded" remains an iconic album that encapsulates the band's artistic vision and innovation. From the captivating album cover design by Nicolas De Ville and photography by Karl Stoeker.