They began by playing with rock 'n' roller Ronnie Hawkins, became Bob Dylan's backing band, and grew into their own legends.

The band’s final album is better than you might remember, but the artwork is only so-so. The maze-like single lines recall the tubes of a neon sign, but Coda’s cover lacks color. Its stark ...

Considering one of their albums was given over completely to cover songs only makes that catalog seem even narrower. The Band first made an impact as the co-guinea pigs in Bob Dylan’s various ...

This image perfectly emulates the band’s cosmic vibe and Roger Waters’ vision for something unforgettable. Waters declared, “Let there be light, and a killer album cover!” The result?

we included both the changed cover and the original version, so you'll get to see what the album would have looked like if the band had its way from the start. Guns N’ Roses Did Something for ...