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

Maybe this will work:

https://i.imgur.com/Y9dJBPA.png

The one with the skull on the top row is Archie Shepp - The Magic of Ju-Ju.

Two others I recognise are Marvin Gaye - I Want You and Annette Peacock - I'm the One.

Danny Brown - U Know What I'm Sayin?: Second row down, first on the left
Suzanne Vega - Solitude Standing: Second row down, third from the left

Oh sorry, didn't see you already got Solitude Standing.

XXXP - Anagram, thnaks!

Brown’s Atrocity Exhibition beside uknowhatimsayin

soft machine 7 to the right of the peacock

donuts, top left

I thought that said J Dilla, but I hadn't seen the actual "donut" Donuts cover before.

Tame Impala, Slow Rush next to Donuts

the skull one is Archie Shepp's The Magic of Ju-Ju

...which Gavin already mentioned, nvm

Butterkist Sweet 'n' Salty, top row middle

thanks Photoshop
https://i.imgur.com/aeSd01h.png

Second from left, second from bottom is Sudan Archives - Athena.

...and the top right looks like Weather Report - 8:30.

Top row, fifth from left: Randy Weston - Blue Moses
Third fow, fourth from left: Leon Ware - Rockin' You Eternally

Very impressed with all these identifications. The Suzanne Vega LP seems like an odd duck amongst all the other material.

I thought bottom left was De La Soul "Eye Know" but seems not to match.

this is the library of a serious breakhead, that's what the Suzanne Vega has in common with the rest

Yeah, I get the impression this person isn't jamming out to Ironbound/Fancy Poultry.

Yandex reverse image search is getting a few of these:
Top row third from left: The Rolf Kühn Group – Total Space
Second row fourth: Saint-Preux - Le Piano Sous La Mer
Third row sixth: The Family Dogg – A View From Rowland's Head

middle jacket is mr. wrench (russell harvard), fargo, season 1.

Anyone else mad that the bottom row, third from the left isn't Tres Hombres? The green was the first thing I latched onto, but a second glance confirmed absolutely not. Now I just want to know!

Green one was actually the first one that felt familiar. Thought it might be Willis Alan Ramsey, which would be weird, but no.

https://i.discogs.com/t-vShVko2GMTvWiM21iet5d5ceeg0TgozJyL9IMLuF4/rs:fit/g:sm/q:90/h:600/w:595/czM6Ly9kaXNjb2dz/LWltYWdlcy9SLTI2/MTk2NzUtMTYwMjU1/OTg3MC0xMTk1Lmpw/ZWc.jpeg

Bottom left corner: Homeboy Sandman - White Sands

Some obvious ones here; Bowie, Elton John, Stevie Wonder, Sparks, Monty Python and ahem, Billy Connolly but missing a few.

Billy Connolly in 1974 pic.twitter.com/mnYHAC4C7i

— Record Lovers (@recordlovers) January 26, 2022

And Bryan Ferry of course.

Peter Hammill's In Camera near the top left.

Souther-Hillman-Furay Band by the kid's lightsaber

oh it's just a regular sword, not a lightsaber

Shock Treatment by the Edgar Winer Group bottom right, had it in my head it was Cheap Trick.

photo makes the kid look like he's got some right mutton chops

Ha! I'd also want to question Bill's choice of footwear.

Mahavishnu Orchestra, "Apocalypse", above Bryan Ferry.

Mahavishnu Orchestra is a phrase I can imagine 1974 Billy Connolly saying

The green face on maroon background is Annette Peacock - I’m The One.

Which fits with the owner being a sampling type - it has some great early examples of sticking vocals through a moog filter and decent drums in places.

That was for the pic maresn3st posted btw.

Gavin, Leeds mentioned that one already.

So he did, whoops.

Billy Connolly pic has Mountain - Avalanche lower left.

Next to that is Black Oak Arkansas - Street Party, I think? The year is right.

Most curious about the single which looks like someone swimming.

It's The 'In' Crowd by Bryan Ferry

I feel like I know that one on the bottom with the spotlight and it's driving me crazy

https://img.discogs.com/rqf0lAVdS0HPkK0cvz4HFuAiKrI=/fit-in/300x300/filters:strip_icc():format(jpeg):mode_rgb():quality(40)/discogs-images/R-799600-1394481001-8717.jpeg.jpg

It was mentioned in the initial post.

ahh TY

'Blackdance' by Klaus Schulze above Peter Hammill.