• LazerFX
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    6 months ago

    Fair point, I’ve got a mixed playlist so I always forget they’re separate albums…

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      6 months ago

      Dude. If any album was meant to be listened to with the songs in a specific order, it’s Dark Side of the Moon.

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          6 months ago

          That too, but that’s more for story reasons. Dark Side of the Moon was designed so that everything would bleed together, in theory as an endless loop. That’s why it begins and ends with the same heartbeat.

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            6 months ago

            …where we came in.

            The Wall ends with the first half of the sentence it started with.

            I think this is…

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            6 months ago

            Outside the Wall flows pretty cleanly into In the Flesh? as well…

            I might be unduly influenced after a night in my misspent youth melting into the living room floor with The Wall on repeat for hours…

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            6 months ago

            I love when musicians do things like this. Jikkenteki has albums years apart that seamlessly flow into each other, the next one starting where the previous ends.

      • LazerFX
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        6 months ago

        Oh definitely, I just have a playlist with all the albums sequential, I’m not a barbarian!