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I think if you factored in live albums Roger we would be snowed under with the Dead and the Allmans. 
All mine have already been ‘named’…
- Layla
- Physical Graffiti
- The Wall
- The White Album
- Electric Ladyland
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Brilliant…original UK Hendrix sleeve…I was daft enough to sell my first press copy!!!..at the time I was happy with the cash…as always hindsight …etc!!
And…my first press Lamb Lies Down !!!
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Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook
Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Rodgers and Hart Songbook
Does Beethoven’s 9th count? (Although it usually takes up 3 sides)
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Add Quadrophenia to that list and it would be mine.
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Yes… add that to mine…!!!
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100% without a doubt.
There are lots of very good double LP’s but Quadrophenia is unbeatable the running order, the story and the band Daltrey’s vocals and John and Keith I mean it just never gets old I’ve been listening to it as long as I can remember it just has everything this was Pete Townshend at his peak.
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Oh yes.
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For that 80s Zeitgeist - this is hard to beat…
Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Welcome to the Pleasuredome
Hugely underrated Record. Guilty pleasure. 
#HooHarHooHooHar
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Did I ever mention selling my signed copy of Ummagumma.
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I used to listen to this endlessly whilst at Polytechnic.
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Silver Moon is one of the best songs he’s ever written. Makes me go all gooey… Beautiful.
The first 4 tracks set me off. The title track should not work with its clashing chords but just does. Laughter & Forgetting gets me every time. Before the Bullfight is just epic. Jansen’s drumming intro for Taking the Veil makes me know I’m home.
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Tales From Topergraphic… er…,.
OK, just kidding!
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An Emerald City - Circa Scaria It was recorded in a studio built in a cave at a beach near where I live… sounds epic… Its a sort of instrumental prog/psychedelic rock…
