| | Elton John-Goodbye Yellow Brick Road (Classic Albums) (2001) |
 | | While my personal favourite Elton John album is Madman Across The Water (largely thanks to the sublime Levon, and the orchestral scoring of Paul Buckmaster), it is undeniably Goodbye Yellow Brick Road that is the perfect candidate to be Elton John's entry into the Classic Albums series. |
 | | Not only did this album spawn four of the most famous Elton John songs in Saturday Night's Alright For Fighting, Bennie And The Jets, the title song Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and the famous Candle In The Wind, but it was also Elton John's entry into the world of the double album. |
 | | As a side note, those of us who are entirely CD aged may comment that Goodbye Yellow Brick Road only comes on one CD - the double album refers to the fact that the original presentation was on two vinyl discs, making a total of four sides. |
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