The songs on the iPodTouch get the wrong CD-Covers

Dear all
who can help? After I synchronised my new iPodTouch with my iTunes I realised, that most of the songs on the iPodTouch were linked to wrong CD-Covers. The match on iTunes is still correct.
How can I solve this problem?
Thanks for your help!!!

You can see it for yourself in front row: delete for example the artwork of the second song, and then it won't appear in front row when you select the song (nor on your iPod touch).
And? The artwork was removed from that song. Why would it show up?
Also, you aren't really deleting artwork for the song (if iTunes got the artwork). You are simply deleting a link in the database to the artwork for the album. iTunes links one artwork files to all the songs on the same album
this will simply increase the size of everything in the iTunes library': cmon, artwork usually is <100 kb, not a big deal!</div>
Okay, but you are suggesting doing this for every single song, when it is not needed.

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The songs on the iPodTouch get the wrong CD-Covers

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