Album Covers
The two covers are primarily distinguished by the outing of the Floydian Battersea Power Station on the cover of the U.S. version. The images are attributed as follows (in the lining):
- orbsonic love deep space & sampling image in the designers republic: ian, dave, nick, micheal & vanessa
- Battersea Power Station photographed by richard cheadle and treated by dr/chromagene
- cumulonimbus clouds over the congo basin (challenger 1 April '83)
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