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What’s your relationship with the double album?

I love the format. If a group of songs is leaning towards going deeper. It just allows you to just go so much further out, whether that’s to be super-eclectic and all over the place, or to take a singular idea and go as deep as possible. I love the short-form LP where you can trim the fat, cut it down, make it really streamlined. But truthfully, my favourite albums are probably double albums, where you can really live inside of

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