Same name, completely different albums

How many examples of album titles can we think of that have been used for at least two albums by two (or more) different recording acts?
Extra points if you have both.
Things like "Greatest Hits" or "20 Golden Greats" don't count.

I'll start the ball rolling:

• Up (Shania Twain, Peter Gabriel)
• Tapestry (Don McLean, Carole King) (used to have both, now have only Carole)
• Shine (Kids In the Kitchen, Joni Mitchell) (I have both)
• To the Bone (The Kinks, Steven Wilson)
• (The) Dark Side of the Moon (Medicine Head, Pink Floyd)

 

1) Lust for Life (Iggy Pop, Lana Del Rey)
2) 1977 (Iggy Pop, Ana Tijoux)

 

Need to add Up by R.E. M. No, I don't own it, just happen to know about it.

 

“Let It Be”

The Beatles (released 5/8/70)
The Replacements (released 10/2/84)

I have both

 

There's also an ABC album called "Up" from 19.....uuuuh.... 89?!

 

Up (R.E.M.)
Shine (Mother Love Bone)

 

Drake & Future - What a Time to Be Alive
Superchunk - What a Time to Be Alive

 

Love (Love, The Cult)

 

Laibach, too...
even though it's a 'cover album'......

 

”At Budokan”

Cheap Trick (1978)
Bob Dylan (1979)

Yes, I concede this is borderline “it doesn’t count!“





I have both...

 

And The Beatles, if you want to be cheeky.

 

Fleetwood Mac Mirage
Camel Mirage

I have (and love) both.

 

In relation to the other Up albums already listed, I'll add yet another ... by Right Said Fred.

 

An example where I own both - Wish You Were Here by Badfinger and Pink Floyd.

 

The Wedding Present- Saturnalia
The Gutter Twins- Saturnalia

Journey- Escape
Circus Devils- Escape

Will Johnson- Scorpion
Drake- Scorpion

 

Medicine Head "Dark Side of the Moon" pre-Floyd I believe

 

Mentioned in the first post by the OP.

 

Eddy Grant - Walking on Sunshine
Katrina & the Waves - Walking on Sunshine

 

Grant Hart- The Argument
Fugazi- The Argument

Barry Manilow- Manilow
Smudge- Manilow

 

Linda Ronstadt: Feels Like Home (1995)
Norah Jones: Feels Like Home (2004)
Sheryl Crow: Feels Like Home (2013)

I don't think any of them are particularly great albums, but the Norah Jones one is probably the best of the three. I don't own any of them.

 

Split Enz - True Colours
Cyndi Lauper - True Colors (same except for the Americanised spelling)

 

the story is, as far as i know, the mats decided to name the album after the next song that comes in the radio

 

For some reason, maybe my guess from long ago, was that Westerberg imagined a kid walking into a record store and informing the clerk that he wanted to buy “Let It Be”, and then sold the version by The ‘Mats.

 

Bob Marley & the Wailers - Uprising
Entombed - Uprising

Entombed borrowed the Bob Marley album cover for their tour shirts...

 

Made In America
Carpenters
The Flirts

Hope
Jim Brickman
Klaatu

Shine
Bond
Frida

Tapestry
Michael Hoppe
Carole King
Don McLean

Yesterday Once More
Jim Brickman
Attila Fias
High Note