Puzzle Rolling Stones - Undercover

Name: Puzzle Rolling Stones - Undercover
Brand: Rolling Stones
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500 piece Puzzle Rolling Stones - Undercover

'Undercover' is the seventeenth studio album by the Rolling Stones released in november 1983.

Following his winning a Grammy for his work on Tattoo You, this was the fourth consecutive Rolling Stones album with art direction handled by Peter Corriston, accompanied with Hubert Kretzschmar for concept origination, photography and illustration. On the original vinyl edition, the album's cover artwork was covered with real peel-off stickers, which when removed revealed other patterned geometric shapes.

This iconic artwork is now available as a 500 piece jigsaw puzzle printed on high quality board.

🧩 500-piece Puzzle – Rolling Stones Undercover: provocative art meets wild rock

Released in 1983, Undercover is one of the Rolling Stones’ most daring and divisive albums. At a time when punk, funk, and new wave were dominating the scene, the Stones leaned into the chaos, infusing their signature rock with electronic beats and unexpected rhythms. The result? A bold musical experiment that still sparks debate to this day 🎶🔥.

The album artwork – featured on this official 500-piece puzzle – is just as controversial. Designed by Peter Corriston, the cover shows a nude figure partially obscured by vivid, sticker-like graphics. Some editions of the vinyl even included real peel-off stickers, making the experience interactive and intentionally provocative. It’s pop art, it’s risqué, and it’s unmistakably Stones 🎨🤘.

Once completed, this puzzle measures 39 x 39 cm and reveals the full cover in all its quirky glory. Whether you’re a Rolling Stones collector, a puzzle enthusiast, or simply into rock history, this is a must-have piece for your collection. Display it, frame it, or gift it – it’s a snapshot of the band’s boldest era.

Undercover features tracks like Undercover of the Night, a politically charged anthem with eerie synths and aggressive guitar riffs, and Too Much Blood, where Mick Jagger experiments with spoken word and macabre storytelling. This album stands as a reminder that even legends like the Stones weren’t afraid to take risks and push boundaries ⚡🎸.