Hey, What about Frank Zappa's Joes Garage? It was originally a 3 record
set and by any standards is a great concept album and has some of the most
remarkable music on it Frank ever put down on record. As a concept album, it
comes across as very intelligent and humorous (as much of his work falls in
my opinon) and a better concept than The Who's Tommy (eventhought that
record {not a triple, i know} is remarkable in its own right, just not as
great as the zappa album IMHO) Also, there is Frank's SHut up and Play Yer
Guitar.
blair :)
np:Symphony No. 3 Rachmaninoff
>From: Tyler Hewitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: Tyler Hewitt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: triple albums NJC
>Date: Tue, 20 Feb 2001 10:31:45 -0800 (PST)
>
>What about Sandanista by the Clash? While parts of it
>are indeed brilliant, I think even the most diehard
>Clash fan would admit there's more than a bit of
>rubbish there as well. As a 2 lp set it would've come
>close to equaling London Calling as their best. As
>released, it usually falls near the bottom in a
>ranking of their albums.
>
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>
>Other than live and compilations, there hasn't been
>many triple albums but for some reason they're all
>brilliant. Other than the aforementioned Prince
>these come to mind:
>
>George Harrison's - All Things Must Pass, by far the
>best solo Beatle record.
>
>Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs, a magnificent
>sprawling collection of love songs from Joni fan
>Stephen Merritt.
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