Album titles named after the album format

Marvin Gaye - In The Groove

 

L.P. by the Rembrandts, which, ironically, was released only on CD and cassette when issued in 1995 (in the United States, anyway).

 

And, similar still,

Four Thousand Seven Hundred and Sixty-Six Seconds: A Short Cut to Teenage Fanclub

 

Stretching a bit...

Van Der Graaf Generator - The Box


Aerosmith - Pandora's Box

 

if any with "album" in the title counts, then:

 

It is a double... but I think teeth when I hear vinyls.

 

Anthrax--Attack of the Killer B's
Anthrax--Return of the Killer A's

A-sides and B-sides

 

I don't mean to pick on you in particular, but how is BEATLES VI an album title named after the album format? Am I missing something? The word "Beatles" does not mean anything with regard to the album format, and the numeral "VI" doesn't either.

 

Ringo Starr - 5.1

Mike Oldfield - Boxed

 

FM- Direct to Disc

 

The best one ever right here. Snow's album "12 Inches of Snow."

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2 ozs. of Plastic with a Hole in the Middle
Man - 2 Ozs. Of Plastic With A Hole In The Middle »

 

I guess you are thinking that "Beatles VI" is the Beatles Sixth Album (which it really wasn't, but that's another story).

 

Scaffold - "L the P"/LP

 

The remaster with DVD didn't have ut.

 

The Who by Numbers.......surely 'Numbers' refers to album tracks?

 

The Eugene Record - Eugene Record, lead vocalist for The Chi-Lites.
See what he did there?

 

Metallica: The $5.98 E.P. / The $9.98 CD

 

Rick Wakeman's Criminal Record
ELO - A New World Record

 

THE BEATLES :
The Beatles - "Revolver"
"The Beatles Christmas Album"
"The Beatles" - "White Album"
"Capitol Albums Vol I"
"Capitol Albums Vol II"

Bit of a stretch...
"1962 - 1966" - (Red Album)
"1967 - 1970" - ( Blue Album)

 

Drastic Plastic - Be Bop Deluxe