"Classic" Albums With Seamless Tracks

I'm trying to compile a list in this thread of tracks from "classic" (meaning the classic rock era) albums that have two or more tracks with no space in between them. Examples I can think of off the top of my head are:

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band (into) With A Little Help From My Friends
We Will Rock You (into) We Are The Champions

Your turn!!

 

What's Going On. One of the first albums to be segued as one continuous piece of music (instead of just crossfaded like a Moodies album).

And pretty much every Zappa album.

 

sailin' shoes - hey julia - sneakin' sally through the alley (from the album of the same name, robert palmer)

 

"Funeral For A Friend"/"Love Lies Bleeding" - Elton John.

 

"Who's Next": "Love Ain't For Keeping" ~ "My Wife"

 

Infinity

Feeling That Way>Anytime

 

Currently being discussed with much passion and love on the Who song-by-song thread...

 

Although these are generally considered different songs by the band and performed individually, Heartbreaker and Living Loving Maid are usually played together on the radio. Living Loving Maid was released as the B-side to Whole Lotta Love without Heartbreaker.

 

Thick as a Brick

 

Probably my personal favorite..

Rocks - Aerosmith (1976)

 

Also Led Zeppelin (1969).

The Beatles (1968).

 

Much of Pink Floyd's classic seventies run, too.

 

Man - Side 2 of 'Rhinos Winos and Lunatics'

 

At least two-thirds of everything Roy Thomas Baker produced. He even put a few segues on the Cars albums.

 

Queen Queen II
Procession/Father to Son/White Queen (As It Began) and most of side two is in continuous sequence
Queen Sheer Heart Attack
Tenement Funster/Flick of the Wrist/Lily of the Valley

 

Moody Blues..

 

Sweet Thing-Candidate-Sweet Thing (reprise)-Rebel Rebel from Diamond Dogs.

 

DSOTM

 

White Album
To Our Children's C... C....

 

A Question of Balance....Moody Blues

On the Threshold of a Dream....Moody Blues...the last several songs track as one long suite.

 

Ziggy to Suffragette.

 

These are two separate songs, with a gap of silence between them on the album, and a necessity to turn the side over on the single.

They may be played together, but they certainly aren’t ‘seamless tracks’. They’re separate. Always have been, always will be.

 

I love Genesis Duke - Behind the Lines -> Duchess

 

I stand corrected

 

Prince's Lovesexy:

"Eye" No (into) Alphabet St.
Lovesexy (into) When 2 R in Love

But if you accept Prince's iconoclastic repackaging, all nine songs on the album are just a single 45-minute-long track on the CD.