Yet another from the whizzes at Worth 1000.Īnd lastly, what roundup of parodies would be complete without a Lego entry? From a collection of Lego album cover parodies. I think I mostly amused by the Neverfind band name. From a South Park fan art page, in case you couldn't tell. Just another way those bastards killed Kenny. Millions of users at a buck a download? I think Apple found their Nirvana with the iPod. Found on one of Worth 1000's brilliant photoshop contests.Ī mashup of Jaws and Nirvana. YeahYou know you've had an impact when "Weird Al" spoofs both your hit song and your album art.Ī nice take on a Van Gogh self-portrait and a comment on how much money everyone has made on the back of his art following his death. "Weird Al" Yankovic's Off The Deep End, which featured Smells Like Nirvana: Of course the King of Parody is the other exception to the rule. The most famous version was of a baby version of Bart Simpson chasing the almighty Krusty buck, for the November, 2002 cover of Rolling Stone. Of course this got me thinking, as I'm wont to do, about parodies of the album cover I've seen here and there, which are are now conveniently located below: Happily, this time he wore a bathing suit. Remember the baby chasing the dollar bill on the cover of Nirvana's seminal album, Nevermind? Yup, that's Spencer Elden, all of 17 now and likely chasing more than a buck for recreating this photo.