The most seminally robust sophomore album of all time...?

[C]

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[C]

Worthy of a shout. Undoubtedly









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[Mike Boom]

[soundchaser]

Maybe not the most seminal, but three I have really enjoyed over the years:

Curved Air: Second Album.

Janne Schaffer: Second Album.

Roy Buchanan: Second Album.

[robertff]

Surely these two must be in the mix somewhere:








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[modharper]

Y'all fo'got:

[C]

Surely these two must be in the mix somewhere:








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Y'all fo'got:

Three good calls

Good lads






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[Carlisle Wheeling]

For me I’m torn between Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere and John Prine’s Diamonds In The Rough.


I’ll go with John for Billy The Bum, The Late John Garfield Blues and The Great Compromise but truth be told, I love them both.

[Quaco]

The Zombies' Odessey and Oracle is one of them!

[Muskrat]

[robertff]

No one said this yet - pretty seminal i would suggest.



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[The Slider]

[C]

What about this:









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[GoogaMooga]

Abraxas

[Charlie O.]

[Matt Wilson]

My God, there are some great choices on this page.

[BARON CORNY DOG]

My God, there are some great choices on this page.

Turns out, there's a lotta seminally robust sophomore albums out there!

[Good Night Austin, Texas]

[Charlie O.]

I'm a little surprised no-one's yet commented on C.'s Black Sabbath image.

[Tom Waits For No One]

I'm a little surprised no-one's yet commented on C.'s Black Sabbath image.

It’s the cats pyjamas!

I’ll nominate ‘Ram’ McCartney (and Linda)