Best Double Album

In your selections, I think that Physical Graffitti would be my favourite. Tommy (particularly) and The White Album are even so great, but The Wall is rather similar to a bad album. 

Edited by MonsterMagnet - February 28 2011 at 14:08

Ivan_Melgar_M wrote: Dellinger wrote:   Out of curiosity, which are the Wakeman albums that you consider to be masterpieces and excellent? I do like Wakeman a lot, and I would give more 5 star albums to him than to Yes themselves. And I do think he's done excellent albums after the 70's. At the very least "Out there" should be more widely noticed, as well as "Retro". And there's even some of his New Age stuff that I enjoy. Lets see, a list of my favourites: Six Wives Journey Myths & Legends No Earthly Connection Criminal Record White Rock 1984 King John & the Magna Carta The Classical Connection Return to the Centre of the Earth Retro Romance on the Victorian Age Black Knights at the Court of Re Ferdinand IV Aspirant Sunshadows Lure of the Wild And some more Iván

Indeed some of my favourites too... some of them I don't like so very much, but have some very good moments at least. Six Wives, Journey, Arthur and Criminal Record are all great for me. Return to the Center of the Earth and Retro have some really outstanding moments, but I don't think they are as great as the previous ones (from the "newer" albums, I liked "Out There better than this two... just in case you haven't heard it, you may find it interesting). I've just got "No Earthly Connection" a few weeks ago... but I'm afraid I was a bit disapointed (I felt it was a bit patchy... though it's got some very good moments too, anyway). From the 70's, I still haven't heard White Rock (only some songs, perhaps I'll try to get it later on). I think I was interested in getting Romance on the Victorian Age, but haven't done so yet... I'm guessing you find it very recommendable. I haven't heard Black Knights, but I have Stella Bianca alla Corte di Re Ferdinand (which I understand has a very similar sound), and I really liked it a lot... it may not have any particular peak, but it's all pretty good and pleasant to listen, so I'm also somewhat interested in getting Black Knights.

Some other albums that I think have at least some very good songs are: A Suite of Gods, Phantom Power, Can you Hear me?, and Songs of Middle Earth (so, though I don't know it, I'm guessing I would enjoy 7 Wonders of the World, for as far as I understand, it's just about the same album).

 are really very good.I like them.

Schindleria Praematu wrote: Hey guys, I just watched Pink Floyd: The Wall on Friday and then went back and listened to the album. It got me to thinking about double albums, and these are some that came to mind: The Beatles: White Album Led Zeppelin: Physical Graffitti Pink Floyd: The Wall The Who: Tommy   So which do you think is the best double album?

From Bone to Satellite by Tarentel is a little known but mightily good double album.

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The Dark Elf wrote: Electric Ladyland by Jimi Hendrix Physical Graffiti by Zeppelin The White Album by The Beatles Will the Circle Be Unbroken by The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band All Things Must Pass by George Harrison (it's a triple album, I know) Living in the Past by Jethro Tull

Some other fav doubles of mine:

Edited by Mortte - June 09 2018 at 23:11

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