What’s your favourite studio LP track that segue/flows straight into the next song ?

Mine is on the ZZ Top lp Tres Hombres - Waitin’ For The Bus straight into Jesus Just Left Chicago

 

Journey -
"Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' " >>>
“City of the Angels"

Or

"Feeling That Way" >>>
"Anytime”

 

Hmm, I think we had the same thread yesterday.
I'll post my favorite again
Rotersand-Welcome To Goodbye ---> Dare To Live, 2006

 

Apoptygma Berzerk-More Serotonin...Please ---> Suffer In Silence, 2002

 

Van Morrison's Veedon Fleece:

Linden Arden Stole The Highlights and Who Was That Masked Man?

 

Wilco - Red Eyed and Blue ---> I Got You (At the end of the Century)

 

Kyuss-Blues for the Red Sun album. I like how it flows from Allen's Wrench into Mondo Generator.

 

One of My favorite ones is Carole King's "Fantasy" album, one of the best of the post-Tapestry albums. Kind of like her version of "What's Going On", and a good reason why you shouldn't always listen to the music critics opinions

 

Tears For Fears, Songs From The Big Chair

Broken -----> Head Over Heels ----> Broken (live)

...although I never really liked the "live cheer" at the very end, it sounds out of place, unnecessary and a bit contrived but regardless, this is still my favorite segue of all time.

 

Great album, with some of the most seamless segues ever.

 

Queen - The March of the Black Queen/Funny How Love Is

 

Can’t recall many off hand but I always liked ‘Take it Easy’ and ‘Our Lady of the Well’ on Jackson Browne’s ‘For Everyman’ album.

 

Glad>Freedom Rider

 

JB is closing shows on his current tour with this combo.

 

Pick one of the seven Moody Blues albums from 67 to 72

 

Ramones I don't wanna walk around with you - Today your love, tomorrow the world

 

Fly on a Windshield into Broadway Melody of 1974

 

Spanky and Our Gang - "Jane" into "Since You've Gone"

 

Led Zeppelin Heartbreaker-Livin Lovin Maid
The Doors Peace Frog-Blue Sunday
When I hear only one of these songs without the other (especially the first of course) it seems kind of strange lol!!

 

Peace Frog > Blue Sunday

Doors

 

Bruce - Incident into Rosalita

 

Rolling Stones - You Got the Silver immediately into Monkey Man on Let It Bleed

 

The Cars
Moving In Stereo/All Mixed Up
Starts at 4:35…

 

In my Carole King post I mentioned the Marvin Gaye album "What's Going On" which is one of the best examples of seamless programming as well

 

Chicken --> Gee-tar
Good Morning--> Sgt Pepper Reprise

(also Black Mountain --> Communication on LZ1)