Examples of 'album time' in a sentence
Meaning of "album time"
album time - Refers to the period during which an artist or band releases a new album, often marked by promotional activities and tours
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I find myself returning to this album time and time again.
Tedder has also been collaborating with Mikky Ekko for his upcoming album Time.
She also produced the music on the album Time Dragons, a spoken word album.
He made his debut as a leader with the album Time.
He recorded his first album Time Flies By, playing the piano and singing.
Twilight is found on the album Time.
Because of this, his debut album Time Won't Wait wasn't released.
Daddy one and Daddy two are gonna have wedding album time.
She recorded some of the songs for the album Time Capsules, Songs for a Future Generation.
Beatles producer George Martin agreed to produce the next album Time Exposure.
The band has cited Neil Young 's 1973 album Time Fades Away as a source of inspiration.
The track was released as a single and appeared on Terje 's album It 's Album Time.
The song was indeed included on their next album Time Loves a Hero.
It is heavily influenced by the Electric Light Orchestra, especially their science-fiction concept album Time.
Everything evolves, and I can not do the same album time and time again.
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Baby, right here . Daddy one and Daddy two are gonna have wedding album time.
The cover is inspired by the cover of the 1994 album Time to Move by H-Blockx.
Daddy 1 and Daddy 2 are gonna have wedding album time.
Mercyful Fate released the album Time.
And I write even more come album time.
The band immediately started with their work and in 1972 their first album Time was released.
Small pursued a solo career and released his debut album Time in 2002.
This classic is in 5/4 time, from the platinum album Time Out.
He started his pop singing career with the 2010 album Time to Move.
They made another version, " The Cutty Wren ", on their album Time.
The song was also recorded in 1983 by Leo Kottke for his album Time Step.
