The slip cover versions of ajb only had the faces on the slip cover and a different cover of icp on the booklet. 

Karacalla said
Off topic, but the best cover (Non Psy) would be Bone Thugs N Harmony's E.1999 Eternal, Hands down.

It was interactive of sorts.

You held the Ouija curse next to a mirror to disypher it. Then you followed the street map in the booklet to get a sequence of alphabet's and numbers. This equated to a telephone code. You called it and you were treated to a secret Eazy-E voice message.

The content of the message was kind of spooky in itself being as Eazy-E was dead at the time of that album release. So it was like he was speaking from the grave.

This was Pre-internet era, most people didn't have a computer at the time to spoil it, so after a day or two, me and my patnas finally cracked it and our teenage minds were truly blown.

 

Now that's marketing.  

hell yea tha shit was dope. i remember holding it up to the mirror in my homies bathroom. classic shit. twiztid sort of ripped this idea off in the mirror mirror book. the triple threat artwork reminds me of e 1999 eternal as well.