2 songs by Zeppelin

[ag]

Ever notice on the radio they play Heartbreaker and Livin Loving Maid back to back as almost one song? I never understood why all radio stations do that

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[mikeyboy]

because the songs run into each other on the album.

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[KennethC]

Classic rock stations do the same with Elton John's "Funeral For A Friend" and "Love Lies Bleeding," also the live version of Thin Lizzy's "Cowboy Song" invaribly segues into "Boys are Back in Town." I know there are others, but my mind's running a blank.

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[FUNKMAN]

they do the same with 2 Queen songs... 1 is We Are The Champions, i forget the other

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[mikeyboy]

i forget the other


We Will Rock You

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[A.J.]

"Brain Damage/Eclipse", Pink Floyd

"Peace Frog/Blue Sunday", The Doors

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[KennethC]

"Sgt. Pepper" and "With a Little Help from my Friends."

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[KennethC]

More Pink Floyd: "The Happiest Days Of Our Lives" and "Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2".

Now we're cookin'.


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[FUNKMAN]

We Will Lock You


hey, what's this all about?
:)

thanks for the assist

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[FUNKMAN]

Funeral For A Friend and Love Lies Bleeding...


awesome!

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[KennethC]

This thread might be a tad bit premature - "Twofer Monday" doesn't have much of a ring to it.

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[WRESTLINGFAN]

Ziggy stardust/suffragete city by david bowie

Sgt Peppers reprise/A day in the life by the Beatles

Empty Spaces/Young lust by Pink Floyd

a 3 in 1 is Golden Slumber/Carry that weight/The End by the Beatles

FIRE SATHER!!!!!!!

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[DJEvelEd]

Jimi Hendrix had a couple on Electric Ladyland:

Have You Ever Been/Crosstown Traffic

1983/Moon Turn The Tides??? (I'm not sure, I was trippin last time I heard it)



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[KennethC]

Ziggy stardust/suffragete city by david bowie


Probably the greatest one-two punch of all-time.

I've played in a couple cover bands that did "Ziggy Stardust." As a guitarist, I find it physically impossible to not segue into "Suffragette City." Luckily the rest of the band in both instances knew the tune, which spared us a great deal of embarrassment.

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[Mike Teacher]

Well I just checked my sheet music and the segue is indeed there for Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding.

Technically it means that the next piece is part of one large piece. Very early on, late 60s this was definately the case, part of the equation of paid album royalties was the number of song titles. This would also be relevant for songwriting and lyrical credits. So; sometimes a band would have a large piece that had a single name; and then they'd divy it up; naming seperate sections, often with different songwriting credits; when it's obviously one song.

Most mentioned here I'd say are two songs. For me, the two above are two parts of one piece. Of course; album rock bands loved to do the whole album as one song thing; there are entire sides of yes and floyd albums without a bit of quiet; but they divide up the song anyway.

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