Help me identify the cover artwork on this wall I found in a photo of a bedroom on a property website.

Wow, great work.

καπέλο

(chapeau in greek)

https://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/hh633/1Handloose/Suburbs_zpsenkofzdk.jpg

I got most of these, need help with a couple.

Left to right: Twilley Don't Mind, (the one to the left of that may be the same as the one on the far right, which it seems like I know?), below Twilley ???, Talking Heads More Songs, Roger Daltrey, Dictators' Bloodbrothers, don't know what's below that, Graham Parker's Parkerilla?, and that far right one that's bugging me.

Ah crap, why does the watermark show up?

Oh, the far right is David Johansen.

https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/so0AAOSwSdZWcelH/s-l300.jpg

... and there's one more, farther right than that, I don't know.

Cheap Trick

Oh yeah!

it doesn't look like an album cover but the font/typography looks right

https://thumbs.worthpoint.com/zoom/images1/1/0518/10/vintage-1978-cheap-trick-promo-think_1_aa9d2d222f13dc6213578b6ce8da94a4.jpg

Between Dictators and David Johansen is Rachel Sweet "Fool Around" US cover.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/fe/Foolaround.jpg

Yes! That's the one I thought was The Parkerilla. I saw Rachel Sweet at this very bar.

Hope this embed works....

https://ibb.co/j37kfdX

Okay, well, good enough I guess.

So, I was wondering about the black and white album rear cover that is propped up behind the DJ (it's a still from 'That Thing You Do' btw) it doesn't look like a 60s record, kinda looks like the back of a John Hiatt record from 1985 or something, any clues?

haha yeah that definitely does not look like an early 60s record!

Yeah, which is maybe why they turned it around, but considering the insane amount of period detail in the movie it's funny.

reminded me of Sting's Dream of the Blue Turtles but it isn't that

Bruce Findlay in his record shop Bruce's in Edinburgh. (1969) Pic: TSPL. pic.twitter.com/5zfUEyvb5K

— PictureThis Scotland (@74frankfurt) April 24, 2020

Struggling to identify any of these.

The Association, s/t, 2nd row down, 2nd along. The Charlatans directly below it.

"Hums of the Lovin' Spoonful" propped up against the skirting board to Bruce's left.
Laura Nyro, "New York Tendaberry" immediately to Bruce's left.
Andromeda, s/t, that kind of white circular design on the floor at the front.

"Nashville Skyline" directly above Bruce's head.

the one to the right of his right foot is The Association's Goodbye Columbus

https://i.imgur.com/oU7gp2k.jpg

Ornette Coleman, "Chappaqua Suite", top right hand corner (that was driving me nuts!!!)

Nashville Skyline, doh how did I miss that?

Any idea what the one with the big moustachioed mouth is?

The one at the edge of the photo beneath his foot is The Stooges debut.

Mostly black album on the on the floor on the far left is Ars Nova s/t. Sorry should have probably posted some of these covers.

https://assets.catawiki.nl/assets/2019/6/4/1/c/a/1caa5d0c-14b8-4121-82e5-314769200fb4.jpg

... a most unappealing cover!

What was that phrase picture editors on the NME or Melody Maker used to put under pictures of unattractive bands? "Sorry girls, they're married!"

Steve Miller Band, Your Saving Grace on the lower ledge, far right.

http://psychedelicized.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/220px-Your_Saving_Grace_Steve_Miller_Band_album_-_cover_art.jpg

To the left of the mustached mouth album is Mother Earth's Make A Joyful Noise.

https://img.discogs.com/3p7Y6CcmDEeNczFxJE-32sosxAc=/fit-in/600x598/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(90)/discogs-images/R-2876340-1419023678-3479.jpeg.jpg

Cool, I was wondering what that was!

On floor next to Ars Nova is Lee Michaels' Carnival of Life.

https://img.discogs.com/T02uvs29JcRHtkGbU56tDbpog_k=/fit-in/300x300/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-2588757-1316382643.png.jpg

Nice sleeve.

First album on the 2nd row is "Family Entertainment" by Family.

http://a2.mzstatic.com/us/r1000/039/Music/69/1f/eb/mzi.frzvpkpv.600x600-75.jpg

Try that one again.

https://img.cdandlp.com/2015/03/imgL/117416670.jpg

Merryweather - Word of Mouth, between Mother Earth and Steve Miller

I cheated and managed to google it based on a description, being sure I knew it but just couldn't think of the name. Turns out there was no "Oh Yeah" moment.

https://img.cdandlp.com/2015/02/imgL/1118798628.jpg

Oh wow, good work!

Lower left looked like it said "The Savage Rose." Discogs.com, prove me right!

https://2.bp.blogspot.com/-HyB1ubNBObI/VsBhv1V7kuI/AAAAAAAAGXQ/7zXvKupMAUs/s320/cover28.jpg

this one shouldn't be too hard: just a few cds hidden behind thelonious monk, ray charles and donny hathaway on amy winehouse's floor.

http://video-images.vice.com/_uncategorized/1632147464120-amy35804.jpeg

A Supremes box set (the Velvet longbox), and a Velvettes comp (under the Hathaway).

Some Belmonts comp on Ace over in the bottom right-hand corner.

xp: Velvelettes

I think the one under ray Charles is Street Signs by Ozomatli, but upside-down.

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/c/c2/Ozomatlistreetsigns.jpg

ooh, nice ozomatli spotting

I see the TDK logo under Monk so I guess that's a CD-R

I thought that might be Beck's Mellow Gold under Ozomatli, but I don't think it is ... but I'm saying it in case someone else can look closely and confirm that it, in fact, is.

I don't actually think so, but I can see why you would say that.

The one on the bottom of the Monk pile would probably be a good candidate for The Great Millennial Colour Drought but it is not included in that thread (unless as a broken link)

Robert Plant is your DJ. pic.twitter.com/Yu3CCmYAkf

— Eric Alper 🎧 (@ThatEricAlper) October 23, 2021

I spy:

Replacements: Let It Be
Some Fishbone album
British EP versions of the Elvis S/T and Muddy Waters Live At Newport

Is that Steve Reich Different Trains / Electric Counterpoint resting on the speaker?