DOUBLE ALBUMS I've Heard Most Times

To make a best of list of double albums I'm not able to, since I've heard too few yet.

But here are those which has played the biggest - far from always the best - role so far in my life

(not including collections, live recordings nor musicals created for stage
only original records
though some conceptual compilations with different artists can occur)




1
THE BEATLES
"WHITE ALBUM"

The Beatles -68


2
PÅ ANDRA SIDAN DRÖMMARNA
["On The Other Side of The Dreams"]

Ulf Lundell -96


3
GOODBYE YELLOW BRICK ROAD

Elton John & Bernie Taupin -73


4
ALL THINGS MUST PASS

(seems like it was even a tripple)

George Harrison -70


5
OUT OF THE BLUE

Electric Light Orchestra -77


6
TOMMY

The Who -69


7
SON OF A PLUMBER

Per Gessle -05


8
TUSK

Fleetwood Mac -79


9
THE LAMB LIES DOWN ON BROADWAY

Genesis -74


10
BLONDE ON BLONDE

Bob Dylan -66


11
EVANGELINE

Ulf Lundell -88


12
POEM, BALLADER OCH LITE BLUES

Cornelis Vreeswijk -70


13
HOW BLUE CAN WE GET?

with early Fleetwood Mac, Bacon Fat, Jellybread and more blues artists
compilation UK -70


14
QUADROPHENIA

The Who -73


15
LONDON CALLING

The Clash -79


16
EXILE ON MAIN STREET

Rolling Stones -72


17
TALES FROM TOPOGRAPHIC OCEANS

Yes -73


18
AERIAL

Kate Bush -05


19
DON JUAN'S RECKLESS DAUGHTER

Joni Mitchell -77


20
REFLEKTOR

Arcade Fire -13


21
PHYSICAL GRAFFITI

Led Zeppelin -75


22
THE WALL

Pink Floyd -79





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