I think was to fill up space left the song "Houses of the Holy," which was supposed to be the title track. They saved it for "Physical Graffiti." If HOTH had stayed on the album, it would, legit, have arguably been the best LZ album.

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Have you seen the bridge?

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Lee Marvin, Born Under a Wandering Star from Paint Your Wagon.

Running in the 90s- Initial D

Makes for great karaoke

When I feda with skeet, then I subbem mid feet, Cuz I mena win heat, Baller hurnamurna meat,

Theyain gonna runzabaoun, When mah hurnamurna mound, Cus your girls a stupid hoe, Eenimeenimyniemoe, Furdarurdanurdado, Imma slownaromago,

Who we beeeee. Lemmie doooooooo.

Prove me wrong kids - prove me wrong.

Kind of Blue was my instant thought, but even Miles Davis has an earlier on with Birth of the Cool (1957)

But Frank Sinatra's In the Wee Small Hours (1955) is the earliest I can think of.

idk if this is anything you're looking for, but it's a 17 minuite song called Daddy by Korn, Content warning for SA and R*pe

For me it invokes a lot of happy childhood Christmas memories

What? Who? Eh?

Yup

John Coltrane - My Favorite Things (1961)

Dave Brubeck - Time Out (1959)

When ever I'm pissed off I listen to Godsmack. Sully has the best anger singing

I used to be in her book club from ages of 1-5 years old when I started to read, I love her for that. Jolene is also an amazing song, I don't really listen to her, but my mom does, so I hear songs from her like that, and they're actually pretty good :)

Brilliant album and what a barn-storming opener it has, The Song Remains The Same

When I was a little kid I would just stare at this cover while my dad played it in his office.

big green tractor

I think Frank Sinatra belongs in this group, but couldn't think of which album to go with. I like your choice.

Glen Gould's Bach: The Goldberg Variations was huge and is probably a good contender for a classic classical album from the 50s.

I live in Northern Ireland, and this album cover is as close to the giants causeway as I've ever been

I feel like some singles might get better, but overall album quality will drop because you have to change it up. You don't want to write the same song over and over which makes it difficult (especially after how many songs he's written) to stay consistent. I enjoyed the cracker Island single, haven't given the whole album a shot yet but I will. I'll say a large part of this perspective is definitely personal taste, you could argue about whether it is "technically better" but you'll like what you like.

21th Century Schitzoid Man

Frank Sinatra's Come Fly With Me (1958) is a great addition to the Elvis self titled and Kind of Blue that have already been named

Although if we really want to stretch the definition of "album" you could say that the oldest one that the average Joe would have heard of is probably Bach's Symphony 1 or something like that

what, i dont need a doctor, it just another version i seen, me and my friend has seen this back in the 90s,

Damn I’m old