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The 40 foot inflatable pig slipped its moorings on the second day of shooting - it landed in Kent - and the final product was a combination of the sky from earlier photos, plus a superimposed piggy balloon, taken by Howard Batrop. Roger Waters was inspired to include the iconic Battersea Power Station on the cover of Floyd's tenth studio album after living near the building during the recording period. Cover photo location: Battersea Power Station, SW8 5BN.Pink Floyd - Animals album cover artwork. The famous "Clash steps" in Camden Market. The ramp has since been replaced by steps. The London punk band's debut album featured a cover photo by Kate Simon of Joe Strummer, Mick Jones and Paul Simonon stood on a trolley ramp just outside their rehearsal rooms in Camden Market, by the lock. Cover photo location: Stables Market, Camden, NW1 8AF.The Clash - The Clash album cover artwork. The photo of the group was in fact a composite of three different portraits, put together by Aubrey Powell and George Hardie, aka the design team Hipgnosis. The album of the same name featured a shot of Wings - which at the time comprised of Paul and Linda McCartney plus Denny Laine - in front of the imposing suspension bridge that spans the Thames, completed in 1894. "Silver rain was falling down upon the dirty ground of London town" sang Macca in his ode to the capital. Cover photo location: Tower Bridge, SE1 2UP.The image of the Starman was later colour-tinted for the album cover that made Bowie into a superstar. Cover photo location: 23 Heddon Street, W1B 4BQīrian Ward shot a murky black and white photo of a flu-ridden David Bowie outside his studio in Heddon Street, between Regent Street and Saville Row.
David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Marsĭavid Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust And The Spiders From Mars album cover artwork.Radio X takes a look at some of the most famous examples. Many classic album covers have used the streets of London as a backdrop.
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