Because sex and rock n' roll never go out of style

Sure, iTunes gives you easy access to your favorite songs but you lose out on owning the album cover art. We took a stroll down memory lane and compiled some of the sexiest ones out there. Get ready to rock out with your cock out!

Roxy Music, "Country Life"

How can you go wrong with two tan, red-lipsticked goddesses standing around in sheer underwear? Plus, the naughty game of peek-a-boo they're playing with their private parts makes you want to see more.

Marilyn Manson, "Mechanical Animals"

Boobs and an androgynous, Ken doll-esque crotch may not be every music fan's fantasy. But most would agree that Mr. Manson is dark and sexy in a fetish-y way. We love that he stretches the boundaries of sexuality and isn't afraid to be more than a little obscene.

Millie Jackson, "Back to the Shit"

This album cover isn't sexy in a big tits and tight ass way, but a sense of humor is always hot. Millie Jackson poised atop a toilet alongside the title "Back to the Shit?" Ahh yes; a feisty gag gets our panties in a twist every time.

Madonna, "Like a Virgin"

One look at this record cover makes it easy to see why, in the mid-80s, every adolescent girl wore black rubber bracelets up her arm and lace ribbons in her hair. Young Madge made weird shit look so fucking cool.

The Cars, "Candy-O"

You'd have to be asexual to resist the allure of the Vargas girl. Stretched across the cover of "Candy-O," she's all long legs, flaming red hair and breasts. We know plenty of people who'd be willing to do some bodywork on this body-suited babe, even if she is just a drawing.

The Rolling Stones, "Sticky Fingers"

When Andy Warhol designed this super-sexual, Grammy-nominated Rolling Stones cover, he put the cock in rock - literally. Yes, that's a penis, brilliantly highlighted in tight-ass jeans.

Back before Lizzie sold out to the big guns of the record industry, she was a fiery young thing with killer lyrics and a rebel grrl attitude. So it didn't surprise us to see her posed on the cover of her first excellent album, mouth suggestively agape. She did call herself the "blowjob queen."

Pulp, "This is Hardcore"

For its sheer, sexy audacity, this one's gotta be included. On the cover we see a naked, glassy-eyed, doll-like blonde in a compromising position on a red silk bed. Now that's rock n' roll.

Bruce Springsteen, "Born in the USA"

Ah Bruce, we love your "everyman" style and sensibility. But what we really love is your adorable, formerly blue-collar, dirty Jersey ass pictured on the cover of one of your best records. A classic portrait of all-American sex appeal.

The Smiths, "The Smiths"

This cover, from the Smiths' debut album, features the sculpted torso of uber-sexy celluloid icon (and Andy Warhol protégé) Joe Dallesandro. The original still is from the film "Flesh." We'd like to devour the flesh we see here; oh yes, we would.