Billboard News : 20 Banned Album Covers (Part 2)

Billboard News : 20 Banned Album Covers 

(Part 2)

15. Artist: Poison

Album: Open Up and Say...Ahh!

Release Date: May 21, 1988

The original version of Poison's "Open Up and Say? Ahh!" featured a demon, which caused a ruckus among church groups. The band released an edited version of the cover showing only the demon's eyes and forehead.

14. Artist: Artist: The Beatles

Album: Yesterday and Today

Release Date: June 20, 1966

The original cover featured the "squeaky clean" Fab Four, sporting butcher's coats, surrounded by raw meat and doll parts. It was quickly met with outrage, and the cover was changed to a generic shot that Capitol had.

13. Artist: Bon Jovi

Album: Slippery When Wet

Release Date: Aug. 18, 1986

The cover for Bon Jovi's third album was originally a woman soaked in water, wearing a tank top featuring the album's title. After complaints over the model's exposed breasts, the cover was changed to the title traced in.

12. Artist: Blind Faith

Album: Blind Faith

Release Date: Aug. 1969

The cover of British rock supergroup Blind Faith's debut album sparked controversy, specifically over the topless pubescent girl who graced the cover. The band's U.S. label changed the cover to a black and white photo of.

11. Artist: Pantera

Album: Far Beyond Driven

Release Date: March 15, 1994

The original cover of 1994?s "Far Beyond Driven" shows an anus being penetrated by a drill, which was immediately banned under new government regulation. The band instead opted for a drill bit to the skull instead.

*Sorry if there are inappropriate picture or include some nudity thing, I just want to share the information about the banned album because the foolish thing like that (nudity, violence, and something like that).

Source : Billboard.com

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