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Greatest rock double album of all time?

YellowSnow
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Greatest rock double album of all time? 22 votes

White Album - The Beatles
4%
Dennis_DeYoung 1 vote
London Calling - The Clash
0%
Electric Ladyland - Hendrix
13%
DerekJohnsondigitschuck 3 votes
Physcial Graffiti - Zeppelin
4%
Baseman 1 vote
Quadrophenia - The Who
0%
Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones
22%
alumni94GrundleStiltzkinYellowSnow89uteGilbystaint 5 votes
Blonde on Blonde - Bob Dylan
0%
Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins
9%
whlinderDoog_de_Jour 2 votes
The Wall - Pink Floyd
31%
HillsboroDuck2001400exspudenEl_KBleachedAnusDawgRDRMariotaTheGawd 7 votes
Write-in
13%
Mad_SoncreepycougLebamDawg 3 votes
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  • chuck
    chuck Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 11,865 Swaye's Wigwam
    Electric Ladyland - Hendrix
    Good, tough pole yella. I went with Electric Ladyland but could have gone a number of ways on this.

    Electric Ladyland:. There's a little filler to skip over...I never listen to the title track or Long Hot Summer. Come On is cool but sometimes a skip, as is Burning the Midnight Lamp. The strengths, Voodoo Chile, the Rainy Day/Merman suite, Watchtower, and Voodoo Child (slight return) are enough to carry this into my top fiveish albums all time.

    White Album...I'm a bigger Beatles fan than most here. There is a lot of filler on this one, but it contains some of their best and most interesting work...While My Guitar..., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, I'm So Tired, etc are some of my favorite all time songs. I could reduce this to one super LP and it would be the GOAT.

    The Wall...I wore out many disk ones back in the day. I still love it. I never go past Comfortably Numb on disk two but live the tracks up to that point.

    Blonde on Blonde...downtrodden Dylan isn't my favorite Dylan. Worthy but not quite there for me.

    Fuck off. I shouldn't associate with fuckers on a board who voted ACDC into the finals of the rock bracket. Bunch of high fiving white bread motherfuckers.
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  • HillsboroDuck
    HillsboroDuck Member Posts: 9,186
    The Wall - Pink Floyd
    Can't believe Pumpkins made this but not the 64 team bracket. That was a quality album though.

    I"ll take Floyd though that's a quality list top to bottom for the genre.

    Overall best double album of all time is an easy one:



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  • YellowSnow
    YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,945 Founders Club
    Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones
    HillsboroDuck said:

    Can't believe Pumpkins made this but not the 64 team bracket. That was a quality album though.

    I"ll take Floyd though that's a quality list top to bottom for the genre.

    Overall best double album of all time is an easy one:



    The list here is based on what I'd say are the critical darlings for rock double albums. While I probably screwed over Smashing Pumpkins in the past, Mellon Collie seems to make a lot of top 10 lists. Remember in the age of CD, you didn't see many double albums, since a single disc can hold so much more music than a 33 1/3 LP.
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  • whlinder
    whlinder Member Posts: 5,439 Standard Supporter
    Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness - Smashing Pumpkins
    HillsboroDuck said:

    Can't believe Pumpkins made this but not the 64 team bracket. That was a quality album though.

    I"ll take Floyd though that's a quality list top to bottom for the genre.

    Overall best double album of all time is an easy one:



    AGREE

    I voted for the only rock double album I’ve ever listened to.
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  • YellowSnow
    YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,945 Founders Club
    Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones
    chuck said:

    Good, tough pole yella. I went with Electric Ladyland but could have gone a number of ways on this.

    Electric Ladyland:. There's a little filler to skip over...I never listen to the title track or Long Hot Summer. Come On is cool but sometimes a skip, as is Burning the Midnight Lamp. The strengths, Voodoo Chile, the Rainy Day/Merman suite, Watchtower, and Voodoo Child (slight return) are enough to carry this into my top fiveish albums all time.

    White Album...I'm a bigger Beatles fan than most here. There is a lot of filler on this one, but it contains some of their best and most interesting work...While My Guitar..., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, I'm So Tired, etc are some of my favorite all time songs. I could reduce this to one super LP and it would be the GOAT.

    The Wall...I wore out many disk ones back in the day. I still love it. I never go past Comfortably Numb on disk two but live the tracks up to that point.

    Blonde on Blonde...downtrodden Dylan isn't my favorite Dylan. Worthy but not quite there for me.

    Fuck off. I shouldn't associate with fuckers on a board who voted ACDC into the finals of the rock bracket. Bunch of high fiving white bread motherfuckers.

    Electric Ladyland is great but I think it could have been a single LP. There’s like 6 or 7 tracks that I’m meh on.

    A single LP White Album would have been the Beatles best record, but again some bloat here for sure.

    Exile gets my vote here because there really isn’t a single weak cut. It’s killer and no filler from start to finish. The Stone’s best work IMO.
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    pawz Member, Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 22,515 Founders Club

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  • YellowSnow
    YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,945 Founders Club
    Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones
    pawz said:


    I laffed hard.
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  • HillsboroDuck
    HillsboroDuck Member Posts: 9,186
    The Wall - Pink Floyd
    YellowSnow said:

    chuck said:

    Good, tough pole yella. I went with Electric Ladyland but could have gone a number of ways on this.

    Electric Ladyland:. There's a little filler to skip over...I never listen to the title track or Long Hot Summer. Come On is cool but sometimes a skip, as is Burning the Midnight Lamp. The strengths, Voodoo Chile, the Rainy Day/Merman suite, Watchtower, and Voodoo Child (slight return) are enough to carry this into my top fiveish albums all time.

    White Album...I'm a bigger Beatles fan than most here. There is a lot of filler on this one, but it contains some of their best and most interesting work...While My Guitar..., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, I'm So Tired, etc are some of my favorite all time songs. I could reduce this to one super LP and it would be the GOAT.

    The Wall...I wore out many disk ones back in the day. I still love it. I never go past Comfortably Numb on disk two but live the tracks up to that point.

    Blonde on Blonde...downtrodden Dylan isn't my favorite Dylan. Worthy but not quite there for me.

    Fuck off. I shouldn't associate with fuckers on a board who voted ACDC into the finals of the rock bracket. Bunch of high fiving white bread motherfuckers.

    Electric Ladyland is great but I think it could have been a single LP. There’s like 6 or 7 tracks that I’m meh on.

    A single LP White Album would have been the Beatles best record, but again some bloat here for sure.

    Exile gets my vote here because there really isn’t a single weak cut. It’s killer and no filler from start to finish. The Stone’s best work IMO.
    Yellow voting for the Stones is a *shocker*
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  • YellowSnow
    YellowSnow Moderator, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 37,945 Founders Club
    Exile on Main Street - Rolling Stones
    HillsboroDuck said:

    YellowSnow said:

    chuck said:

    Good, tough pole yella. I went with Electric Ladyland but could have gone a number of ways on this.

    Electric Ladyland:. There's a little filler to skip over...I never listen to the title track or Long Hot Summer. Come On is cool but sometimes a skip, as is Burning the Midnight Lamp. The strengths, Voodoo Chile, the Rainy Day/Merman suite, Watchtower, and Voodoo Child (slight return) are enough to carry this into my top fiveish albums all time.

    White Album...I'm a bigger Beatles fan than most here. There is a lot of filler on this one, but it contains some of their best and most interesting work...While My Guitar..., Dear Prudence, Glass Onion, I'm So Tired, etc are some of my favorite all time songs. I could reduce this to one super LP and it would be the GOAT.

    The Wall...I wore out many disk ones back in the day. I still love it. I never go past Comfortably Numb on disk two but live the tracks up to that point.

    Blonde on Blonde...downtrodden Dylan isn't my favorite Dylan. Worthy but not quite there for me.

    Fuck off. I shouldn't associate with fuckers on a board who voted ACDC into the finals of the rock bracket. Bunch of high fiving white bread motherfuckers.

    Electric Ladyland is great but I think it could have been a single LP. There’s like 6 or 7 tracks that I’m meh on.

    A single LP White Album would have been the Beatles best record, but again some bloat here for sure.

    Exile gets my vote here because there really isn’t a single weak cut. It’s killer and no filler from start to finish. The Stone’s best work IMO.
    Yellow voting for the Stones is a *shocker*
    Truth. But I own all the albums listed + 2 Pac.
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  • El_K
    El_K Member, Swaye's Wigwam Posts: 1,557 Swaye's Wigwam
    The Wall - Pink Floyd
    As a 10 year old kid in 1979, I listened to The Wall over and over. So it is my choice. It even had a movie which my parents would not take me to as it was the midnight show.

    Now as an adult, London Calling or Physical Graffiti would be my go tos

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