The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (1963)
2 Jones Street, New York, United States

Bob Dylan walking in New York's West Village with girlfiend Suze Rotolo in 1963.

After the Gold Rush by Neil Young (1970)
Sullivan Street and West 3rd Street, West Village, New York

Taken by Joel Bernstein, the photographer was surprised that Neil Young would pick this photo for the cover of his album 'After the Gold Rush'. Although Bernstein did intend to photograph Neil Young at the moment the old woman on the picture passed next to him, he got the focus wrong and had to solarize the print to hide it. Check out the original photo here.

Physical Graffiti by Led Zeppelin (1975)
94 Saint Marks Pl, New York, United States

The East Village's building on St Mark's Place is still standing to this day. Make sure to have a look if you visit New York!

Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea by PJ Harvey (2000)
Times Square, New York, United States

The British rock singer crosses 7th Avenue on the iconic Times Square in New York.

Highway 61 Revisited by Bob Dylan (1965)
4 Gramercy Park West, New York, United States

Rocket to Russia by The Ramones (1977)
East 1st Street between Bowery and Second Avenue, East Village, New York

For Rocket to Russia, The Ramones posed before the back door of the legendary punk club CBGB.

Too Long in Exile by Van Morrison (1993)
246 Pearl Street, Financial District, New York, United States

West Side Story, musical by Leonard Bernstein
Hell's Kitchen, New York, United States

Abbey Road by The Beatles (1969)
Abbey Road, London, England, United Kingdom

Abbey Road is where the Beatles recorded their penultimate masterpiece album in 1969 and by doing so establishing the street as one of London's most famous landmarks for evermore.

Between the Buttons by The Rolling Stones (1967)
Primrose Hill, London, England, United Kingdom

Undoubtedly one of the best Rolling Stones' albums, Between the Buttons features a photo of the band in Primrose Hill at 5:30 in the morning.

Animals by Pink Floyd (1977)
Battersea Power Station, London, England, United Kingdom (view from Savona Street)

A recurring landmark in cinema, London's iconic Battersea Power Station was chosen by Pink Floyd for the cover of their album Animals.

(What's the Story) Morning Glory by Oasis (1995)
40 Berwick Street (Soho), London, England, United Kingdom

The peak of Oasis' career stands in Berwick Street in Soho, London. Along with Definitely Maybe, (What's the Story) Morning Glory showed a lot of promise that never quite materialized.

All Things Must Pass by George Harrison (1970)
Friar Park, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshide, England, United Kingdom

The famous photo on the cover of All Things Must Pass was taken in Friar Park in England. Featuring George Harrison surrounded by garden gnomes - a barely masked reference to the Beatles - it quite annoyed John Lennon. Perhaps the best solo album by a Beatles' member with Paul McCartney's Ram.

Ram On by Paul & Stella McCartney (1971)
Kintyre, Scotland, United Kingdom

The cover of Ram On was taken at Paul and Stella McCartney's farm on Kintyre, Scotland, where they retreated to record the album. John Lennon later parodied Ram On's kitsch sleeve by taking a photo where he's holding the ears of a pig. John, you joker!

Definitely Maybe by Oasis (1994)
Didsbury, Manchester, England, United Kingdom

The photo on the iconic cover of Oasis' debut album was taken in guitarist Paul 'Bonehead' Arthurs' room and features many interesting details like the picture of Manchester United's legend George Best or The Good, the Bad and the Ugly playing on TV.

Everybody Knows This is Nowhere by Neil Young (1969)
1174 Old Topanga Canyon Road, Topanga, California, United States

Starring Neil Young and his dog Winnipeg (named after the artist's hometown in Canada), the photo on the cover of Everybody Knows This is Nowhere was taken at a ranch in Topanga, California.

Willy and the Poor Boys by Creedence Clearwater Revival (1969)
3204 Peralta Street, Oakland, California, United States

Willy and the Poor Boys features a photography of Creedence Clearwater Revival playing for local kids in front of Fish Kee Market in Oakland. The building is still there but has been entirely plastered over.

Late for the Sky by Jackson Browne (1974)
347 North Las Palmas Avenue, Los Angeles, California, United States

The surrealist artwork of Late for the Sky is the collage of a picture taken at night near Hancock Park in Los Angeles with another sky, as a sort of hommage to Magritte's paintings.

Combat Rock by The Clash (1982)
Phetchaburi, Bang Kapi, Huai Khwang, Bangkok, Thailand

For Combat Rock, The Clash was photographed by Pennie Smith on an abandoned railroad in Bangkok during their Far East tour of 1982.

Moving Pictures by Rush (1981)
1 Queens Park Crescent East, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

The cover of Moving Pictures by Rush shows the Ontario Legislature in Toronto.