ITT: God tier double albums.
ITT: God tier double albums
Luis Hill
Gabriel Baker
wrong
Benjamin Morales
...
Lincoln Jones
Blonde on Blonde
Great Rock 'n Roll Swindle
Tusk, if it replaced a couple of draggy ballad with rockers
Ayden Perez
there's only like 3 good songs on the second disc.
Justin Fisher
Stadium Arcadium is the best double album, which is all the proof you need that there are no good double albums.
Possible exceptions to be made for your favorite band's live release.
Bentley Wright
...
Julian Myers
t. pleb
Leo King
lysf
stftb
Ryder Price
...
Gabriel Robinson
...
Carter Price
...
Hunter Jenkins
Double Nickels on the Dime
Zen Arcade
Daydream Nation
Benjamin Thompson
Cacophonous and claustrophobic with subtle intricacies masqueraded as chaos consistently throughout, sequenced in a coherent succession in a manner comparable to a narrative yet in a loose enough manner which keeps it from being overdone, and concluding with the album’s simplest song in order to tie a knot on top of the complete, complex package.
The length of the album only serves in its favor, and reiterates its statement (or lack thereof).
Jaxon Johnson
be mad
Jackson Rogers
Can't be. That album was the last good RHCP album, and I say that unironically.
Blake Perez
Daydream Nation
Ryan Green
These too
Joshua Lopez
Does this count?
Ayden Taylor
What exactly is a double album?
Adam Collins
Something that is physically contained on two units.
Gabriel Hughes
Vol 1&2
Hudson Thomas
the greatest double album, and arguably the greatest rock and roll album period.
Jaxon Stewart
Either a 2LP album (more often than not from the beginning of or before the CD era) or a 2CD album
Nolan Kelly
So this is a double album?
Jordan Powell
waiting to...
Justin Fisher
No, it was sold on a single CD.
Tyler Evans
...
Jeremiah Reyes
...
Henry Thompson
...
Jayden Long
Amazing, but not god-tier
Maybe
No, still good though
Good album, not god-tier
These two can be considered god-tier
Gavin Powell
...
Jeremiah Harris
This
Asher Edwards
yeah
Gabriel Rogers
The Boss
Juan Williams
Boogie With Stu is the only bad track on the whole thing and In the Light and Ten Years Gone are two of their best works ever.
Joseph Ramirez
ye
Leo Cooper
...
Brayden Kelly
;_; tier
Henry King
>implying rhcp has ever released a whole good album
Landon Barnes
>Debut is a double album
Madmen.
Parker Sullivan
...
Kayden Morris
Doesn't get mentioned enough. Prince at his best.
Austin Ross
good roast AND TRIPS
Christian Young
Step aside
Nicholas Lopez
...
Jonathan Gomez
it is great but /mu shines a stoplight on it too much for being a normie's album
John Allen
These 'uns
Brandon Morris
Honestly, the real problem is that there's too much filler to really justify it being a double album. If you were to pare it down to just a single album then it would unironically be GOAT. Slow Cheetah and Wet Sand are two of their best tracks.
Matthew Perez
Also this
Connor Thompson
came here to post this
Jaxon Jenkins
Boogie with Stu is fucking top tier lad, find yourself somebody named Stu and play this then boogie with him and I 100% guarantee your tune will change
Ian Wood
These.
Filler.
Caleb Gutierrez
this should have been the first response
Dominic Wood
Suprised no one's posted this yet.
>inb4 hurr durr Starfuckers Inc
Owen Foster
Starfuckers Inc. is the best track on Disc 2... in all honesty the end to The Fragile was shit
Carter Walker
It's kind of the quintessential double album in my mind if that means anything.
Leo Peterson
Does this count? It's not really a double disc
Fucking yes
Josiah Russell
Not to mention it's barely over 30 minutes of playtime, double albums are usually an hour minimum.
Jason Cook
can't stop listening to this lately. sounds just like winter to me