Blonde on Blonde — Bob Dylan (1966)

As the first double album in rock history, Blonde on Blonde remains Bob Dylan’s most audacious achievement. Across 14 tracks and four vinyl sides, including masterpieces like 'Visions of Johanna,' Dylan merged surrealist lyricism with Nashville session musicians, creating a sound that outperforms The Velvet Underground & Nico (1967)'s stripped-back production in sheer ambition. Its two-hour runtime still feels revolutionary, a dense journey that rewards every listen with new details.