Iconic rock and roll images

here's a few...

What you are doing reminds me of "sleevefacing" and you might find some ideas in that meme:

http://images.google.com/images?q=Sleevefacing

Here are a bunch of album covers done in legos, and you might get some ideas from one of them:

http://www.thetoyzone.com/20-album-covers-recreated-in-lego/

That sleevefacing stuff is amazing! Too fun!!

I don't think I explained my project very well though; the Bob Dylan thing might have thrown the explaination off.

The people in the photo need to be identifiable and, if using individual images they all need to work together to create a whole.

The Bob Dylan idea would be each person, dressed similarly, holding a different cue card that wrote out the message, a different word on each card, but otherwise the same (except it would be a different person in each shot), spliced together like a film strip. Does that explain it any better?

The Lego's thing had some interesting ideas -- Meet the Beatles, Sgt. Pepper's, either of those could work.

I LOVE the Elvis shot but can't reinterpret it unless I showed the faces that belonged to the hands....

My personal reminder states that today is Bill Wymans 72nd birthday. I thought he died after he left The Stones

Because its for a music school.

How old are these school kids, anyway?

For me it's always been this shot that the Clash used for the cover of London Calling:

i'll see if i can find a better townshend...

And then I read your second explanation... and get embarassed.

I did something like this at school - with friends re-enacting bowie album covers, from memory these worked the best:







But it's for Mo's school what's your target audience? Will anyone get the Dylan reference (or any of the others that have been posted that are firmly stuck in the 1970s?)