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Top ten favorite double albums! go! This includes compilations, live etc. and even triple, quadriple, quintuple (my goodness!), etc etc Post them!  Mine (in no particular order): Bruce Springsteen - The River The Clash - London Calling Stevie Wonder - Songs in the key of life Another Stevie album (this one in particular is criminally underrated!) "Journey Through The Secret Life Of Plants" Derek & the Dominos (Eric Clapton, Duane Allman and co.) - Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs The Rolling Stones - Exile On Main St. Miles Davis - Bitches Brew Prince - Sign O The Times The Beatles - White Album . An honorable mention goes out to... Prince - Emancipation James Brown - Star Time Miles Davis - Agharta (funky as hell!) & Dark Magus (urrghh very creepy sound, i recommend u don't listen to it at night or else it'll give u some badass nightmares) . am probably forgetting about a few though | |
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In no particular order:
Jesus Christ Superstar - Concept Album Jesse Johnson - Verbal Penetration, Vol. 1 and 2 Prince - 1999 Simon and Garfunkel - The Concert in Central Park Tupac - All Eyez on Me Notorious BIG - Life After Death Outkast - Speakerboxx/The Love Below Yes - Tales from Topographic Oceans Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life The Beatles - White Album
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How the story started and how it will end What's the use in half a story, half a dream U have 2 climb all of the steps in between......RIP Prince | |
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I have to say SITKOL is overrated the same with The White Album and SOTT. | |
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Stevie Wonder ~ Stevie Wonder's Journey Trough The Secret Life Of Plants George Benson ~ Livin' Inside Your Love The Wiz ~ Soundtrack Saturday Night Fever ~ Soundtrack The Jacksons ~ Live! The Beatles ~ The Beatles Brand New Heavies ~ Brother Sister Madonna ~ Erotica Prince ~ 1999 James Brown ~ The Payback You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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Dylan - Blonde on Blonde Hendrix - Electric Ladyland Bob Marley - Babylon By Bus Stevie - Songs Rolling Stones - Exile Prince - 1999 Led Zep - Physical Graffiti Elton John - Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Beatles - White Album Saturday Night Fever soundtrack And I think SOTT is the last truly great double album for the vinyl format | |
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"smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness" deserves a mention, surely and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Tusk Aerial Dangerous Sign 'O' The Times Physical Graffiti Voodoo Saturday Night Fever Boys For Pele Songs In The Key Of Life London Calling | |
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214 said: I have to say SITKOL is overrated the same with The White Album and SOTT. Quit while you're behind I'll compile my list later. [Edited 5/18/16 6:14am] Don't laugh at my funk
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the black keys - brothers ween - the pod marvin gaye - here my dear the cure - kiss me kiss me kiss me black crowes - croweology (triple album) prince - the rainbow children prince - sign o the times talking heads - the name of this band is talking heads drive-by truckers - southern rock opera pink floyd - the wall [Edited 5/18/16 7:03am] [Edited 5/18/16 8:15am] |
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IstenSzek said: "smashing pumpkins - mellon collie and the infinite sadness" deserves a mention, surely I'd go Siamese Dreams over Mellon Collie | |
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and true love lives on lollipops and crisps | |
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Husker Du - Zen Arcade Minutemen - Double Nickels on the Dime Who - Tommy Who - Quadrophenia 1999 SITKOL SOTT Exile JCS White Album
Those top two completely revised my idea about rock music, punk and human potential back in 1985. Of any of the albums we're talking about those are the ones I believe to be most overlooked. Punk rockers know them but most do not.
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Rolling Stone article - Blonde on Blonde at 50 - celebrating Bob Dylan's greatest masterpiece http://www.rollingstone.c...e-20160516 | |
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im pretty sure those all single vinyl releases when first issued.[Edited 5/18/16 17:27pm] Nick Ashford was someone I greatly admired, had the honor of knowing, and was the real-life inspiration for Cowboy Curtis' hair. RIP Nick. - Pee Wee Herman | |
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I'm pretty sure I bought them when they came out and they're not single. The CDs were single. The albums were too long for a single LP. Heavy Rhyme Experience by BNH was a single LP. Many CD era albums were double vinyl and Michael Jackson's History is a 3 record set. You can take a black guy to Nashville from right out of the cotton fields with bib overalls, and they will call him R&B. You can take a white guy in a pin-stripe suit who’s never seen a cotton field, and they will call him country. ~ O. B. McClinton | |
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zep--physical graffitti white album exile on main st --stones chicago transit authority 1999 london calling songs in the key
so many... | |
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Prince - "1999" Prince - "Sign Of The Times" Earth Wind & fire - "Faces" Earth Wind & fire - "Gratitude" Camron & The Diplomats - "Diplomatic Immunity 1" Wu-Tang Clan - "Wu-Tang Forever" JayZ - "Blueprint-2" Stevie Wonder - "Songs In The Key Of Life" Marvin Gaye - "Hear, My Dear" Elton John - "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" | |
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thank you all for your responses. Going through these lists i realize ive forgotten to include a few on my own. Electric Ladyland, Here My Dear, 1999, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Live Rust, Band of Gypsys, among others...  | |
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Quick off topic question, is that Tinashe in your avatar? If so then dope | |
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Love Tinashe, it's cool to see other fans too. Anyway here's mineA few obvious choices and a few surprises from me. Ever since the CD age, we have albums that were released as 1 CD/2 LP, but these don't count imo. Here we go:
Bob Dylan: Blonde on Blonde Rolling Stones: Exile on Main St. Frank Zappa: Sheik Yerbouti James Brown: The Payback Prince: Sign O' the Times Marvin Gaye: Here, My Dear Kate Bush: Aerial Jimi Hendrix: Electric Ladyland Isaac Hayes: Black Moses Boudewijn de Groot: Een hele tour (two live CDs from this Dutch artist.) [Edited 5/22/16 3:03am] [Edited 5/22/16 3:06am] | |
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teezee said: thank you all for your responses. Going through these lists i realize ive forgotten to include a few on my own. Electric Ladyland, Here My Dear, 1999, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, Live Rust, Band of Gypsys, among others... Hendrix' Band of Gypsys was originally released as a single LP. | |
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yeah, i'm a big fan of her | |
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(i want to fuck her)
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you're absolutely right! couldve sworn it was a double lp cause it feels like an hour long at least, but it's actually 45 mins long, lol (i dont own a copy of it, i wish i did though)
Use Your Illusion I & II, which was basically a double album sold separately. "Never let nasty stalkers disrespect you. They start shit, you finish it. Go down to their level, that's the only way they'll understand. You have to handle things yourself." | |
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Pokeno4Money said:
Use Your Illusion I & II, which was basically a double album sold separately. They were both double vinyls - I remember they were really low priced when they came out and I had both - lord knows what happened to them Oh and another great double is Donna Summer - Bad Girls | |
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Alot but these are and were my personal favorites growing up Michael Jackson- HIStory James Brown- The Payback Stevie Wonder- Songs in the Key of Life Jackson 5-Anthropology Saturday Night Fever Marvin Gaye- Here My Dear Stevie Wonder- Original Musicquairium The Temptations- Psychedelic Soul
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EWF - Gratitude
Stevie Wonder - SITKOL Prince - 1999 Isley Brothers - Winner Takes All Commodores Live Average White Band - Person to Person Live Michael Jackson - Dangerous Jesse Johnson - Verbal Penetration Vol 1 and 2 Isaac Hayes - Shaft soundtrack Marvin Gaye - Hear My Dear [Edited 5/23/16 23:10pm] Don't laugh at my funk
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Must be Anthology. History is a great album.