LAST year, Rolling Stone magazine put together a commemorative issue announcing its top 500 albums of all time. Listed among the selections was a flood of four-sided classics. Here are the top 10 double albums, according to Rolling Stone’s critics.
1. Exile on Main Street — Rolling Stones (1972)
2. London Calling — the Clash (1979)
3. Blonde on Blonde — Bob Dylan (1966)
4. The Beatles (The White Album) — the Beatles (1968)
5. At Fillmore East — Allman Brothers Band (1971)
6. Electric Ladyland — Jimi Hendrix Experience (1968)
7. Songs in the Key of Life — Stevie Wonder (1976)
8. Trout Mask Replica — Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band (1976)
9. Physical Graffiti — Led Zeppelin (1975)
10. The Wall — Pink Floyd (1979)
Is your favourite on the list? Are you peeved it is not! Please post your favorite double album of all time in comments. Tell your friends! Let’s get to the bottom of this … !
Rick Keene Music Scene 
How about “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”
I am not “peeved” Rolling Stone Magazine has failed to be a relevant source for years now. Just look at last years list of guitar players.
Every year it’s off in someone’s mind … So Goodbye Yellow Brick road eh, would you replace an album on top ten list with that ?
Love you Live, Stones
Rockin’ the Filmore, Humble Pie
Frampton Comes Alive, Frampton
Seconds Out, Genesis
Made in Japan, Deep Purple
White Album, Beatles
Love you live is so sloppy it’s neat!
Rockin the Filmore is an almost missed diamond in the rough.
Frampton a no Brainer ( no offense )
Seconds out – second to almost none
Deep purple? With the rolling stones mobile just outside …
And a White Album filled with b side classics – the Beatles’ Exile?
Thanks Marc ..!