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(#1) Led Zeppelin IV
- Led Zeppelin
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(#2) Led Zeppelin
- Led Zeppelin
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(#3) Led Zeppelin II
- Led Zeppelin
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(#4) The Dark Side of the Moon
- Pink Floyd
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(#5) Wish You Were Here
- Pink Floyd
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(#6) Are You Experienced
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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(#7) Back in Black
- AC/DC
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(#8) Houses of the Holy
- Led Zeppelin
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(#9) Led Zeppelin III
- Led Zeppelin
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(#10) Electric Ladyland
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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(#11) Paranoid
- Black Sabbath
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(#12) Who's Next
- The Who
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(#13) Machine Head
- Deep Purple
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(#14) Abbey Road
- The Beatles
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(#15) Physical Graffiti
- Led Zeppelin
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(#16) The Wall
- Pink Floyd
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(#17) Van Halen
- Van Halen
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(#18) Disraeli Gears
- Cream
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(#19) Highway to Hell
- AC/DC
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(#20) Sticky Fingers
- The Rolling Stones
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(#21) Animals
- Pink Floyd
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(#22) Black Sabbath
- Black Sabbath
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(#23) Appetite for Destruction
- Guns N' Roses
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(#24) Rumours
- Fleetwood Mac
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(#25) Hotel California
- Eagles
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(#26) Boston
- Boston
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(#27) The Doors
- The Doors
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(#28) Revolver
- The Beatles
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(#29) Rubber Soul
- The Beatles
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(#30) The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars
- David Bowie
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(#31) The Very Best of Cream
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(#32) Master of Puppets
- Metallica
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(#33) Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
- The Beatles
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(#34) Tommy
- The Who, London Symphony Orchestra
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(#35) Deep Purple in Rock
- Deep Purple
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(#36) Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs
- Derek and the Dominos
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(#37) Aqualung
- Jethro Tull
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(#38) Abraxas
- Santana
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(#39) L.A. Woman
- The Doors
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(#40) Brothers in Arms
- Dire Straits
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(#41) The White Album
- The Beatles
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(#42) (pronounced 'lĕh-'nérd 'skin-'nérd)
- Lynyrd Skynyrd
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(#43) Quadrophenia
- The Who
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(#44) Frampton Comes Alive
The live album was originally intended as a single LP disc, but at the suggestion of A&M Records additional shows were recorded and the album expanded to two LPs for release. During the concerts, Frampton principally used a distinctive black custom Gibson Les Paul electric guitar (with three humbucking pick-ups as opposed to the usual two).[3]
The double album was released in the US with a special reduced list price of $7.98, only $1.00 more than the standard $6.98 of most single-disc albums in 1976. The album was pressed in "automatic sequence", with sides one and four on one record, followed by sides two and three on the other. This arrangement was intended to make it easier to listen through the whole album in sequence on automatic record changers.
Three hit singles were released from the album: "Baby, I Love Your Way", "Do You Feel Like We Do" and "Show Me the Way". The talk box guitar effect became strongly associated with Frampton when it was heard on the latter two singles. The "Do You Feel Like We Do" single version was edited to 7:19 from the 14:15 album version. But even at just over 7 minutes, it is about twice the length of the average hit single and one of the longest ever to make the top 40 (even The Beatles' "Hey Jude" ran 7:11).
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(#45) A Night at the Opera
- Queen
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(#46) Axis: Bold as Love
- The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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(#47) Let There Be Rock
- AC/DC
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(#48) Blow by Blow
- Jeff Beck
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(#49) 2112
- Rush
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(#50) Master of Reality
- Black Sabbath
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