Not Men? A: We Are Devo by Devo (1978) - Virgin Records LP - still frames from Devo's The Truth About De-Evolution film. "My Best Friend's Girl" by The Cars (1978) - graphic of old-style car on white background "Just What I Needed" by The Cars (1978) - graphic of old-style car on blue background Blondes Have More Fun by Rod Stewart (1978) - Artist is hugging a blonde woman with her back to the camera, and on the B side, the artist has the same pose, but with a brunette. Hemispheres by Rush (1978) - Contains album cover on both sides of the disc. "Hard Love" by Shaun Cassidy (1978) - 12" and 7" picture discs from Under Wraps - Contains album cover on both sides of the disc. Translumadafractadisc (artists include Sid Vicious) Pieces of Eight by Styx 1978. Has album cover on front side with a picture of the band on the back. Who Are You by The Who (1978) - has the regular album cover with the band posed amid electrical cables and PA equipment Living in the USA by Linda Ronstadt (1978) Picture of inner sleeve roller skating pic on both sides. Alison single from "Living in the USA by Linda Ronstadt (1978) same picture both sides of 45. Citation of fact Asylum Records. The Lord of the Rings soundtrack by Leonard Rosenman - limited edition double LP picture disc with four scenes from the 1978 movie by Ralph Bakshi (1978). Max Webster British single for their single Paradise Skies CLP 16079 from the album A Million Vacations Capitol Records UK Catalog number EST-1-11937 (1979) "Are 'Friends' Electric?" by Tubeway Army (1979). 7" picture disc, 20,000 issued. The Worker by Fischer-Z (1979) - cartoon image of a train arranged around the edge of the record Light My Fire by Amii Stewart (1979) - photographic image of the singer against a pink background Oceans of Fantasy by Boney M (1979) inner cover used as front cover back of disc as per standard cover . Never Trust a Pretty Face by Amanda Lear (1979)Covers As per standard album front & Back cover issued in thick plastic cover with sticker with track list . Gold by Jefferson Starship - a picture of the 1976-78 lineup of the band on both sides. "Driver's Seat" by Sniff 'n' the Tears (1979) - a leggy woman holding a gun startles a