Entertainment For Lively Minds
SECOND BEST Double Album EVER
Posted by JeffLeopard on 18 October 2009 - 4:46pm.
...well?
We need to get this straightened out, once and for all.
Is it
Blonde on Blonde?
Bitches Brew?
Exile?
Songs in the Key of Life?
Ooh Las Vegas?
Works vol 1?
or any others? Help me out
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It's Manassas
by Stephen Stills
Think we did a double entendre, er, album, thread pretty recently. But this gives it and gives it good
Oh by the way, the first best - isn't
A great album
This, his work with Buffalo Springfield and his first couple of solo albums show how much talent Stills had and the shame of him drinking and drugging his muse into the stunted form displayed in later works.
Dont know about the second best
but the best is definitely Sign of the times.
The Clash
Given that London Calling is the best double album ever for me, then the second best has to be The Who and Quadrophenia.
No contest...
It's Tales From Topographic Oceans. Songs In The Key Of Life takes the top spot.
Good on you
for Topographic! Unfairly maligned work of genius wasted on the attention span lacking.
Good Lord
You Prog fellows aren't kidding.
Blimey
No no no...
Completely fairly maligned. Could have been edited down into a really nice single album if the egos had allowed. And this from an inveterate prog and Yes fan!
Given your choice
of No 1, I find your choice of No 2 quite remarkable.
Not a criticism, at all, I'm applauding your eclecticism although I don't particularly care for either of them.
According to my wife...
...I have a very catholic taste in music.
Blonde on Blonde
without exception.
Tusk
Still played regularly in these parts 30 years since its release. Still astonishing.
The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway
Still hearing new bits on it every time I play it, these three decades on.
Saturday Night Fever
soundtrack of course.
Prince - Sign O The Times
A truly great album with no duff tracks
erm
The Cross?
my favourite trackon the album
towering.
You're all wrong! It's.....
..."Goodbye Yellow Brick Road".
That is a great album
Pity he went on to become so, well, Eltonish.
might i suggest
luambo makiadi aka Franco
live afro european tour
Electric Ladyland..
can't say no duff tracks as Redding's weedy Little Miss Strange is on there. But a terrific performance, all told. Cool, Jimi.
Nick Cave
The Lyre of Orpheus/Abatoir Blues is very, very good.
no relation?
endorse sentiment
second best double album
all things must pass without the third record
I'd agree with that
It really didn't need to be a triple album.
Was there ever a triple that *needed* to be?
ATMP - definitely not
Sandinista! - definitely not
Santana's 'Lotus' - definitely not
Yessongs - probably not
Welcome Back My Friends - possibly not