Strange Albums from Parallel Universes

Here's a fun exercise that arose out of a mistaken album attribution on a Facebook comment (e.g. Steely Dan - Aqualung). A few I came up with were:

Van Halen - Make It Big
Joni Mitchell - Off The Wall
Whitney Houston - Songs From The Big Chair
Bjork - Nevermind

What strange artist/album combinations can you think of that might have occurred in a parallel universe?

 

Judas Priest - Sings the Cole Porter Songbook

 

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

 

The Rolling Stones-Abbey Road

 

I don't get what you're after, exactly.

 

Bizarre or ironic combination of album and artist. Maybe.

 

Silly, but I ll chip one in for fun.

Ramones- "Close To The Edge"

 

Herbie Hancock ― 20 Jazz Funk Greats

 

Ah.

Doris Day--Sabbath Bloody Sabbath

 

I have no idea either.

 

Fleetwood Mac - Innervisions

 

Toto and/or Kansas
"Goodbye Yellow Brick Road"

 

Prince and/or Queen
" Their Satanic Majesties Request "

 

Steely Dan
"For Your Pleasure"

 

Black Sabbath
"White Album"

 

Badfinger
"Badmotorfinger"

 

Chicago - Boston

 

Jellyfish
"Original Musiquarium"

 

It's not all that complicated - it's a parallel universe with the same artists. The same albums came out in that universe - same songs, anyhow - but done by a different artist, potentially at a different time.

 

International Submarine Band
"Yellow Submarine"

 

Iron Maiden - I have no idea what this thread wants me to do.

 

Heart
"Head"

 

This thread is instructing me exactly what it wants me to do - make it stop.
PLEASE !

 

Amy Winehouse - 25

Aaliyah - Lemonade

Debbie Harry - Like a Virgin

Cyndi Lauper - Like a Prayer

Selena - On the 6

Hilary Duff - Bangerz

Michael Jackson - Justified

 

The Replacements - Abbey Road
The Beatles - Tim