Which iconic album was deliberately designed with a minimalist black cover to reduce production costs, but this design choice ultimately became a cornerstone of the band's brand identity?

The visual identity of music albums often becomes as iconic as the music itself. Color psychology plays a crucial role in how music brands and artists position themselves in the market. This poll tests your knowledge about the strategic use of color in some of the most recognizable album covers in music history and how these color choices influenced marketing success and brand recognition.

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The Beatles' 'White Album' (1968)
Metallica's 'Black Album' (1991)
Pink Floyd's 'Dark Side of the Moon' (1973)
Johnny Cash's 'American Recordings' (1994)