S/T 4 Saudia Arabia

The Smiths self titled album debuted in 1984. features American actor Joe D'Allesandro in a cropped still from Paul Morrissey's 1968 film Flesh. The Grammy Awards would write about the album's 40th year anniversary, stating: "Despite its subject, the cover of The Smiths doesn't scream starpower; it looks ripped out of a moldering magazine. Which completely jibes with the music—glimmering yet murky, seemingly anti-produced in places. That vibe was the point from the beginning—hence their band name"

747 was a Saudi Arabian record label known for bootlegging popular music under different headings, 747 Pop, 747 New Wave, etc. When The Smiths debut was made for their market the artwork on the front was  deemed too indecent, so cover star D’Allesandro was 'dressed' with drawings of buttons, denim lapels and pockets on his chest.