Do you have a favorite "Double Album"?
 

Back in the glory days of vinyl, the double album was part of the culture. There were lots to choose from, but frankly, many of them were comprised of a few decent songs and then double the usual casual filler. However, there were a few gems, albums where you would listen to all 4 sides and never be disappointed. (And the cover was often a useful way to separate hard, waste organic matter from soft, useful bits that could be enjoyed while listening)

So, in the spirit of the "best rock and roll track" that Baz posted, do you have a favorite double? It can be rock and roll, blues, country, soft pop, metal - whatever floats your boat.

After sleeping on this subject, I decided that Physical Graffiti is my favorite. Every side has multiple songs that I really, really like, and some of the tracks are stone cold classics.

(Fun fact, the building on the cover of the record is the same building that Mick and Keef used as a backdrop in their music video "Waiting on a Friend")

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All Things Must Pass - George Harrison
4 Way Street - CSNY
White Album - Beatles

That's an easy question

Little Feat- Waiting on Columbus

I'll just list a few that I wore slap out ... know I'm gonna miss a bunch too :D

In no particular order:

Stones - Exile On Main Street
Little Feat - Waiting For Columbus
Bob Seger - Live Bullet
Neil Young - Live Rust
Skynerd - One More From The Road
Clapton/D. Allman (Derek & The Dominos) - Layla
J. Geils - Blow Your Face Out

I just got started .... ;)

edited: I never listened to album sides that much... 8-tracks, then albums I recorded to Maxells, then CDs.

And I always played "albums" from start to finish whether 2 or 4 sides .... 1,2,3,4 :D

Bob Dylan and The Band - Before The Flood

First:
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Second:
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Yeah, I know....

Allman Brothers Band, ‘At Fillmore East’.

Came out in 1971...I started wearing it out in 1974.

Pet Sounds

Cheap Trick- At Budokan
ELO- Out of the blue

Queen Live Killers
Yes, Yes Songs
Rush, Exit Stage Left

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Of course! How did I forget that one ;)

....and Rush's - Exit Stage Left also.

I disremember stuff :D

edited: And Clapton's - Just One Night

Is this thread really a senility test :)?

It is. There was a post in the other thread about favorite r&r song and I completely spaced on Bad Company.

I can't find the old video the F-14 folks did to that track, but it is great.

Seahawk beat me to it. Fillmore East is the gold standard.....

But what about......

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Two completely different vibes here but both get played at my house often.

I mentioned Layla .... and not my long gone yellow Lab either .... RIP girl :).

About the time Filmore East came out .... around '72-early '73, I acquired my first 8-track player, and an Allman tape called "Beginnings", which was their first two studio albums released as one double. Endless tape loop through headphones .... all night ling :).

Then I got the live one!

A '70 Cougar with a 351 (my dad's)... I installed a Pioneer Supertuner 8-track, Jensen Triaxials, and a CB radio .... celebrated a 200 bday....

And Frampton Came Alive :)!

Listen live at Woodstock...........4 albums double cover.

Back in the day, Frampton Comes Alive.

Newest one, Eagles - Long Road Out of Eden.

I tend to listen to ZZ Top - One Foot in the Blues an awful lot. Can’t recall if it’s two discs, think it might be.

Kiss Alive rocked, wore that one out. This was worn out also.

Floyd the Wall was a great one.

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Not 2 records but a fold open: Sticky Fingers.