Produced by Ken Fuller, Wayne Hall and Jeffrey Crecelius

I recently spoke to illustrator Colin Elgie, who was a freelance illustrator for legendary album art producers, Hipgnosis, for the whole of the 1970s. We chatted about his artwork for Tormato and I found out that he also produced some other Yes items you'll recognise, along with other prog album covers. It was a great phone call and this week I explain to Mark what Colin said and we take a look at some of the artwork Colin and I discussed.

Then Mark tells us about some other vinyl albums which have interesting and/or unique inner contents. You'll also have your favourites so please do add them in the comments below.

* What did Colin Elgie produce for Yes?* What did he think of the Hipgnosis cover for Tormato?* What other inner album contents are worth tracking down?

Take a listen to the episode and then let us know what you think below!

Two Genesis albums with Colin Elgie covers:

https://youtu.be/PrqRAmPsWYg

https://youtu.be/GMSjD716bGU

Al Stewart - Year of the Cat with Colin Elgie cover:

https://youtu.be/Ak_MTXQALa0

Colin Elgie's YES poster and newspaper advert, uploaded to Forgotten-Yesterdays.com by Geoffrey Mason:

Colin Elgie's artwork for the inner bag of Tormato, in various places and formats:

Original 1978 Tormato inner bag - front

Original 1978 Tormato inner bag - back

Back inside cover of the Tormato music book

Expanded and remastered CD tray

Expanded and remastered CD printing

The 'pre-release' version on the inside front cover of the 1978 Tourmato programme - note the different lettering, lines and map!

Mark's copy of Rick Wakeman's King Arthur: