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Creepiest Album Covers

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Here it is in full effect...View attachment 3923927It’s from 1981, although the ‘art direction’ screams two decades earlier, and is that an imaginary knife in his left hand? Is that actually Dick Cheney? Why Mr. “Bat”? So many questions...
Look at the lower right of the album image. BAT are his initials. The accompanist is family as well, it appears.
 
I read that the Loverboy album "Get Lucky" was actually a photo of a twelve year old girls rear, with a the photographer's hand making the crossed finger symbol. That is pretty creepy.
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"The model wearing the leather pants was 13-year-old Tymara Kennedy, daughter of photographer David Michael Kennedy who shot the cover...
Get Lucky (Loverboy album) - Wikipedia
Well, in light of wiki saying,
"Until 2014, various claims about the identity of the person wearing the leather pants were made. These included Mike Reno, the band's lead singer, who "just went along with" such claims, and Paul Dean, both of whom wore red leather pants during the concert tour for the album."
The Wikipedia quote about the model being "13-year-old Tymara Kennedy" is interesting, as Wikipedia currently says:
The cover of the album depicts the posterior of someone wearing tight red leather pants, with a man's arm and hand in the foreground with index and middle finger crossed. The model wearing the leather pants was 11-year-old Jason Keller, brother of photographer Steven Keller who shot the cover.
 
still kinda creepy, when you think about how many guys oogled the image on the cover...

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Not me.
I always assumed that was Mike Reno
still kinda creepy, when you think about how many guys oogled the image on the cover...

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Hmm.
All these years I've actually thought that was Mike Reno, holding his fingers crossed behind his back....