Fleetwood Mac Fleetwood Mac Album Cover

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The 1975 self-titled album cover is pure awkwardness. The band stands in a field, looking like they just ran into each other at a grocery store. Stevie Nicks is barefoot, Lindsey Buckingham stares at a tree, and everyone looks slightly confused.

But here’s the quirky bit: they’re all wearing black and white, like a weird cult. Some fans call it the “nun cover” because of the stark outfits. The photographer, again Herbert Worthington, shot it on a cloudy afternoon near a California beach. No one smiled. It’s like they knew drama was coming.

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The best part? The album was a huge hit, but the cover almost got scrapped. The label thought it was too gloomy. Thank goodness they kept it—it’s a time capsule of weirdness.

Mirage: A Camel in a Pyramid? Sure.

Now, Mirage (1982) is where things get bonkers. The cover shows a camel walking through a desert, with a pyramid and palm trees. But look closer. The palm trees are plastic. The sand? Painted on a set. The whole thing is fake.

Stevie Nicks hated it. She said it looked like a “bad postcard.” But the band loved the absurdity. The cover is deliberately cheesy, like a 1980s travel brochure for a place that doesn’t exist. Inside the album, the songs are dreamy and sad. The cover? A joke.

Quirky fact: the camel’s name was Dallas. Yes, they named the camel. And Dallas the camel got paid in hay. Sometimes a cover is just a silly backdrop for bangers.