The worst album covers ever #5: just plain wrong

Jacinto O Donzelo - Dentro da Abertura
Over the past few months, MusicRadar has seared eyeballs across the globe by exposing the worst album cover art in the worlds of heavy metal, hip-hop, crap illustration and nudity.
Our final instalment has the broadest of themes – these covers are all simply just plain wrong!
Only view if you're feeling non-queasy and prepared to laugh.
Here's a mad, bad world of album cover wrongness.

Eddie Murphy - Eddie Murphy

Butthole Surfers - Hairway To Steven

Freddie Gage - All My Friends Are Dead

Fleetwood Mac - English Rose

Ira North - If I Were A Woman

Richard and Willie - Nasty and Naughty

Willie Strikes Again

C**t Puppet - Ann Heizer's Bush

Various Artists - Music For Peace Of Mind

Orion - Reborn

Dave Starr - The Nearer The Bone, The Sweeter the Meat

Country Church - S/T

John Bult - Julie's Sixteenth Birthday

Trazan and Banarne - S/T

Pendragon - Not Of This World

Woody Woodbury - Looks At Love And Life

Harry Breuer And His Quintet - Mallet Mischief

Joyce Drake - Joyce

The Moving Gelatine Plates - The World Of Genius Hans

Unsane - S/T

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