Albums on Which the Title Appears in Quotation Marks

Here are a few to start . . .

 

"Heroes"

 

Do partials count? If so, the "Yesterday" in Yesterday and Today (back cover and record label only...so this is actually a partial partial).

 

King Diamond

 

Childish Gambino "Awaken, My Love!"

 

Meat Puppets "Huevos"

 

So...
For those here that file their music alphabetically by Artist, then by Album Title, do you disregard the quotation marks...?

 

Not sure I’m following. What difference would the quotes make?

 

".. It's Too Late To Stop Now ... "

Cannot post a picture at present. That's what it is though. Had it for years before I realised - the amount of ellipses are also irregular; two at the start and then three after the title.
Oh, Van .... !

 

The Cardigans

« Long Gone Before Daylight »

 

The Beatles “Help!”

 

The "Marquee Moon" one is a mistake.

Funnily enough, I just got one, two days ago.

 

Aerosmith "Rocks" - although some copies do not have quotations. Does anybody know why?

 

Mistake? I guess. The UK ‘Marquee Moon’ is the only press that has quoted title, to my knowledge.

 

Is it only in certain countries that the album was released with the title in quotes? That’s how it is with the Television album we were discussing.

 

Louder Than Bombs by the Smiths is noted above, but most of their and Morrissey's solo albums have the titles in quotes.

 

It was fixed quite soon after.

 

Sonic Youth, "Rather Ripped"