Which Beatles album cover was originally designed with controversial imagery that had to be changed for retail in the United States in 1966?

The visual branding of music albums has often been as influential as the music itself, with some album covers becoming cultural landmarks or sparking major controversies. This poll explores one of the most famous advertising controversies in music retail history, when a legendary band's album cover was altered for American release due to public outcry. Test your knowledge of music industry history and the fascinating world of album cover art!

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Yesterday and Today (featuring the 'butcher cover' with raw meat and dismembered doll parts)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (featuring images of Adolf Hitler and Aleister Crowley)
Revolver (featuring explicit drug paraphernalia that was airbrushed out)
Abbey Road (featuring a Paul McCartney lookalike because of 'Paul is dead' rumors)