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The best one I have is Ayreon's Into The Electric Castle and Genesis The Lamb...
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Marillion's Marbles (the deluxe edition)
Neal Morse's Testimony
Spock's Beard's Snow
The Flower Kings' Paradox Hotel and Stardust We Are
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Lift Your Skinny Fists Like Antennas To Heaven - Godspeed You Black Emperor
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white album's the first that comes to mind
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O.K., it's the classic example of 'where prog went wrong', it definitely lags a bit on sides two and three, and it's got fewer good tunes/amusing lyrics/great moog solos on it than THE LAMB... but it's the dreamiest album Yes ever made, I don't know how often I find myself humming bits of it, and it's played a major role in my music-lover's life for thirty years, so I say: TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS.

P.S. When I was a teenager, I couldn't get enough of 'Nous sommes du soleil', but these days I prefer Side One.
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Originally posted by Legoman Legoman wrote:

The Wall.  Always and forever.
 
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The Lamb, obviously
 
Any of a small mountain of Zappa's releases
 
and these non-prog live albums
 
Made In Japan - DP
 
Strangers In The Night - UFO
 
Live & Dangerous - Thin Lizzy
 
On Stage - Rainbow
 
 
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Marillion - Marbles
Ayreon - The Human Equation
Ayreon - Into the Electric Castle
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The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway by Genesis
Snow by Spock's Beard
The Wall by Pink Floyd
Stardust We Are by The Flower Kings

Edit: And of course I forgot The White Album. Way to go, me!


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The Beatle“s White album and Ayreon“s The Human Equation are by far my favorite double album. Actually I think thouse are the only ones I could give 5 stars...as I already did.
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Originally posted by R o V e R R o V e R wrote:

i love Floyd...

but "the wall" ruined me for sometime
i hate that album
pessimistic at the core


 
I couldn't agree more. I can't listen to The Wall. You can almost hear Roger strokeing his ego throughout the album.
 
 
As far as double albums  go my favorite is King Crimson's Night Watch. It's probably my favorite live album. Traffic's On the Road (it's a single CD now) is great too.
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Originally posted by Pulse Pulse wrote:

Originally posted by R o V e R R o V e R wrote:

i love Floyd... but "the wall" ruined me for sometime i hate that album pessimistic at the core

 

I couldn't agree more. I can't listen to The Wall. You can almost hear Roger strokeing his ego throughout the album.

 

 

As far as double albums  go my favorite is King Crimson's Night Watch. It's probably my favorite live album. Traffic's On the Road (it's a single CD now) is great too.


Well, that's what the 'The Wall' was, a tribute to pessimism. Musically speaking, of course, it's a spectacular album. And does no one else cite 'Song Remains the Same'? I mean, the 'White Album' seems to count, why not one of Zep's most progressive documents (on official record, of course--certain Zep boots have more intricate performances). Or 'Graffiti' for studio...
    
    

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Originally posted by Atavachron Atavachron wrote:

Originally posted by Pulse Pulse wrote:

Originally posted by R o V e R R o V e R wrote:

i love Floyd... but "the wall" ruined me for sometime i hate that album pessimistic at the core

 

I couldn't agree more. I can't listen to The Wall. You can almost hear Roger strokeing his ego throughout the album.

 

 

As far as double albums  go my favorite is King Crimson's Night Watch. It's probably my favorite live album. Traffic's On the Road (it's a single CD now) is great too.


Well, that's what the 'The Wall' was, a tribute to pessimism. Musically speaking, of course, it's a spectacular album.
    
 
Now, I have to disagree with you there. It has some beautiful songs (Hey You, Goodbye Blue Skies, Mother) and one of all around great song (Comfortably Numb), but it isn't very good musically. It doesn't have any extended instrumental passages that Pink Floyd had been experimenting with (quite successfully) since Atom Heart Mother. Rick Wright's spacey keyboards, which had become an important part of Pink Floyd's sound, were non-existent. It just doesn't sound like the Pink Floyd that made Meddle, Dark Side of the Moon, and Wish You Were Here that I love so much.
 
I don't know maybe I'm the only one who feels that way.
 
 
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Some of my favorites:

Tago Mago
Lift your...
Third, although one track is live (who cares)
Zeit
X by Schulze

Those are just a few


Edited by Zac M - October 08 2006 at 22:21
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Lift Your Skinny Fists... is the only double album I've listened to without thinking that it would be better as a single album or that it was a dissapointing output from an excellent band ***coughthewallcough***
Oh the human equation was really good too
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