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00:008 of the greatest double albums ever made
00:03Number 8. Sign of the Times, Prince
00:06Prince's eclectic masterwork compiles unreleased projects into a cohesive journey
00:11Minimalist social commentary and innovative vocals underscore breathtaking multi-instrumental virtuosity
00:18Number 7. Focus 3, Focus
00:22Focus deliver melodic, technically assured prog
00:25Concise hooks like Sylvia sit alongside expansive pieces that balance improvisation with structure
00:31Number 6. Jeff Wayne's musical version of The War of the Worlds
00:36An orchestral rock audio drama that outlasted punk trends
00:40Blending narration, disco, and symphonic grandeur
00:43Forever Autumn anchors its emotional core
00:46Number 5. You Are What You Is, Frank Zappa
00:50Zappa's double LP marries biting satire to intricate genre-blending arrangements
00:55Accessible yet sophisticated, showcasing virtuosic performances and razor-sharp cultural commentary
01:01Number 4. Bitches Brew, Miles Davis
01:06Davis's boundary-breaking fusion opus uses ensemble interplay and radical editing
01:11To forge evolving soundscapes that reoriented jazz and rock audiences
01:15Number 3. Electric Ladyland, The Jimi Hendrix Experience
01:20Hendrix transforms the studio into an instrument
01:23Balancing concise songs and expansive experiments
01:26Redefining production, performance, and electric guitar possibilities
01:30Number 2. The White Album, The Beatles
01:34The Beatles' sprawling 1968 set showcases divergent creative paths
01:39Contrasting minimalist packaging with 30 stylistically varied, era-defining tracks
01:44Number 1. Songs in the Key of Life, Stevie Wonder
01:49Wonder's double album integrates funk, soul, classical touches, and social insight
01:55Delivering expansive, cohesive, emotionally intelligent masterpieces
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