My first thought of this album cover was that its politically rebellious. Its of a person doing a black power sign witch is the political side of it and its graffitied onto a wall witch is rebellious. It’s a album with a cause. By looking at this album it tells me its for people that have an issue with the government and the things they do, the protesters of the world. It tells me that the band has very strong beliefs and feelings for certain things and they are in a way protesting themselves through there music and it seems as if they was an army of people to join and rebel with them.

This album shows a man as a jigsaw by himself. This tells me he’s a confused man with something missing, because of the one piece on the floor he is lonely in the picture, this may be the missing piece to this puzzle. In the back round there's a glimmer of light with people there who seem to take no notice of the puzzle, but there is light which tells me there's a glimmer of hope for completing the puzzle of a man.

This is a Radiohead album which has random words that builds up a hill. In a certain way it looks childish but well thought out. The words are everyday aspects of life that everyone will either experience, know, have, love, buy…This tells me that the hill symbolises life. I think this album portrays Radiohead to be a band that creates meaningful, deep music that has messages in each song.

This album shows 2 guys next to the an ocean with a light form the sky shining down on them. This gives me a religious feel to the album which in turn tells me that the music will have messages about making the world a better place. The stairway that one of the guys is on looks as if its almost the stairway to heaven and he’s on his way up. The main focus is the man looking up into the light, looking for forgiveness, and hope.

This album called intimacy immediately give me a sense of romance. The two people about to kiss have very soft, perfect skin and the album title alone relates to the picture of love.