The Beatles, Yesterday and Today (1966)
Some of us might know that the band’s part was wearing a butcher’s outfit on their album cover. The members had a slice of raw meat that was placed on their laps while holding the dolls. The Capitol Records had two hundred fifty thousand dollars to buy the seven hundred fifty thousand records back to them. The current value of the recording was fifteen thousand dollars.
The Beatles, Yesterday and Today (1966)
The Rolling Stones, Street Fighting Man (1968)
The album had a debatable cover. We could see in the cover about the policeman standing in the wounded protester with black and white color. There was a riot in the 1968 Democratic National Convention. The label thought it was not a good plan to release in public and decided to break all the records. However, there were eighteen recordings left, and they had a value of seventeen thousand dollars.
The Rolling Stones, Street Fighting Man (1968)