JasonF

In the Pink Floyd thread, there was some discussion of listening to Brain Damage and not having it be followed immediately by Eclipse. Which seems crazy -- they go together like peanut butter and jelly. That got me thinking about other pairs (or more) of songs that always go together:

-Brain Damage/Eclipse -- Pink Floyd

-We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions -- Queen

-You Never Give Me Your Money/Sun King/Mean Mr. Mustard/Polythene Pam/She Came in Through the Bathroom Window/Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight/The End -- The Beatles

-This Beat Goes On/Switching to Glide -- The Kings

Others?

cungar

Funeral for a Friend/Love Lies Bleeding - Elton John
Your Move/All Good People - Yes

starman9000

The Unforgiven and the Unforgiven II.

starman9000

The Unforgiven and the Unforgiven II.

Hokeyboy

Two from Zeppelin:
- The Song Remains The Same / Rain Song
- Heartbreaker / Livin Lovin Maid

Beatles
- Sgt. Pepper / With A Little Help From My Friends

Van Halen
- Intruder / Pretty Woman
- 1984 / Jump

OH, and also Unforgiven and Unforgiven II.

cungar

Who can forget this Album Oriented Rock radio staple:

Foreplay/Long Time - Boston

Rypro 525

Cassandra Gemini by The Mars Volta, on the album, its split into 7 tracks, so it wouldn't be labled an EP/

flagstone

The Happiest Days Of Our Lives/Another Brick In The Wall, Part 2 - Pink Floyd

Thought of this one because the other day XM happened to play "Happiest Days" without "Another Brick" - it just stopped in mid-scream.

Rypro 525

Another one Brain Stew/Jaded from Green Day. And there are several songs like that on American Idiot

Mikael79

Dirty Harry and Feel Good Inc. - Gorillaz

Matt

Steve Miller Band: Threshold/Jet Airliner

Eruption/You Really Got Me?

Vlyger

Black Sabbath: The Dark/Zero The Hero
Iron Maiden: The Ides of March/Wrathchild
Judas Priest: The Hellion/Electric Eye
Queensryche: Anarchy-X/Revolution Calling

Hokeyboy

Oh yeah, Sabbath's got a ton. Embryo/Children of the Grave, Bassically/N.I.B, etc. Gabor's left leg was swollen like hell

Sean O'Hara

Patti Smtih Group - Babelogue/Rock 'n' Roll ***********

Doctor X

Traveling Man / Beautiful Loser - Bob Seger

Doctor X

I had to fix my mp3 of these to make sure they were never apart

statcat

inxs need you tonight and mediate

hippie68

One of my favorites:

Journey's Feeling that Way/Anytime

gmanca

One of Our Submarines/Field Work(London Mix) Thomas Dolby
Birdmad Girl/Dressing Up The Cure

wishbone

Waiting for the Bus/Jesus Just Left Chicago - ZZ Top

onitapgr

Our Prayer/Heroes and Villians - Beach Boys
the 1st 3 or 4 songs from Tommy - The Who
Bad/Where the Streets Have No Name - U2 (see Live from Boston dvd)
Old School Hollywood/Lost in Hollywood - System of a Down
Sir Duke/I Wish - Stevie Wonder
Mellon Collie And The Infinite Sadness/Tonight, Tonight - Smashing Pumpkins
Idioteque/Morning Bell - Radiohead
Halloween/The Stone - Dave Matthews Band

and...

Scar Tissue/Otherside/Californication - Red Hot Chili Peppers (these sound so similar)
1979/Perfect - Smashing Pumpkins (ditto)

Hokeyboy

Really? Since when?

"Songs in the Key of Life" is probably my favorite all time album, but I keep thinking albums sides. SD ends Side 1 and IW starts Side 2. There is a clearly defined split between the two.

mickey65

HUG-H

Van Halen:
1) Eruption/You Really Got Me
2) Tora Tora Tora!/Loss of Control
3) Cathedral/Secrets
4) Little Guitars (intro)/Little Guitars

The Beatles:
1) Sgt. Pepper/With a Little Help From My Friends
2) Sgt. Pepper (reprise)/A Day In The Life

The Monkees:
Peter Percival Patterson's Pet Pig Porky/Pleasant Valley Sunday

Jackson Browne:
The Load-Out/Stay

onitapgr

Albums used to have "sides"?

I only know the cd version......I've also heard them played back to back several times on the radio.....like We Will Rock You/We are the Champions.

Whenever I hear Sir Duke and it ends, I expect to hear that I Wish bass line....maybe that's just me.