The Wall- Pink Floyd
Out Of The Blue- ELO
The Wall- Pink Floyd
Out Of The Blue- ELO
DJ version? Jukebox?
When did DJs play entire double albums, or when did jukeboxes use LPs?
You never heard of/saw an automatic record changer? It was pretty much the standard for mass-market audio equipment.
There actually was a special sequence for DJs, where side 1 would be backed by side 3, and side 2 with 4. This makes no sense for home listening, and I have seen very few examples, but it allows a DJ using two turntables to play the entire album without interruption.
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Hurtleturtled Out of Heaven - an electronic music composition, on CD and vinyl
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My vote is for XTCs English Settlement, though both discs are great
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The Lamb. It's crazy how much better (to me) the 2nd disc is, particularly the Anyway - The Lamia section.
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How about David Sylvian's Gone to Earth? The first (vocal) disc is cool--in more ways than one--but the instrumental disc is sublime.
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The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway is the band's greatest achievement in the Gabriel era. Of course, I will add this is my opinion. Although I have come to appreciate and prefer the second album, the first is stellar too.
I think the first disc of The Lamb is more immediate, definitely- maybe the most accessible of the Gabriel era due to the shorter songs. But the second also clicked with me after a few plays and I loved it just as much. Even a couple of the tracks which are kind of 'filler' on paper, if you see the slide show for the album that they used on stage, they gain a different meaning. They planned this as a multi-media event from the start.
I'd possibly suggest Man's Back Into The Future, if only for the fact what was side 3 has arguably their all-time peak...the 'C'Mon' with the Gwalia Male Voice Choir, live at the Roundhouse.
Oh, and obviously ELP's Works Volume 1, simply because I only listen to what was side 4 of the album.
Love 'Fly On A Windshield'. But nothing else touches 'The Lamia', 'Anyway', 'The Supernatural ...', 'The Colony of Slipperman', 'Riding The Scree', and 'In The Rapids' for me.
Definitely more complex and experimental as mozo-pg said. And after 'Foxtrot' and 'Selling England', some of the first disc sounded kinda stripped down (compositionally, not production) and straightforward by comparison.
Third, Quadrophenia and Ladyland for me
Tommy would make it if Over and Under Tures were on it.
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