Surrounding him, this dark wooden room with a window showing the stars ties it to its predecessor while also keeping the established sense of despair. Just looking at the distressed image of Kid Cudi, the perfect tone is set for his breathtaking sophomore LP. Adding an unforgettable color combination of purple and orange, there’s no doubt why this is one of the most common records music fans display in their rooms.ģ. Probably the most iconic picture here, Cudi’s debut album features a well-blended integration of his face into an actual moon. With the only other visible color being the blue on his denim jeans, there’s an odd sense of satisfaction in this simple design.Ĥ. With its minimalistic approach, Scott’s last solo album forces you to indulge in the psyche of the captivating visionary and understand what the pink light shining all over his body is there to represent. Rager seems to be jamming out, and the trippy visual effects will send you into an internal battle with consciousness. In the middle of what looks like a rain deprived desert, Mr.
The fiery clouds are pretty eye-popping, but the overall product feels like a low budget edit anyone could make with the gold picture frame around it.ĭespite being a complete musical failure, Kid Cudi’s alternative venture features one of the most interesting album covers in his catalog. Just as the sound of his underwhelming third studio record, the cover is weird yet admirable. What’s presented here is not terrible, but it just leaves a lot to desire with the nearly all black color scheme. Enjoy the list and let us know your thoughts on our Instagram KiD CuDi presents SATELLITE FLIGHT: The journey to Mother Moon (2014)Ĭoming in at last, Kid Cudi’s most forgettable effort also contains one of his most boring cover designs.
Today we are ranking his various cover arts from worst to best. Throughout his 12 year career, Kid Cudi has had some of the most visually appealing album artwork of any rapper ever.
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