History Main / FadingIntoTheNextSong

* Vincent de Moor's ''Orion City'' is gapless for its first half.
, while ''Moor'' is continuously mixed all the way.

* Vincent de Moor's ''Orion City'' is gapless for the first half.

* The album version of Music/{{Weezer}}'s "Pink Triangle" fades right into "Falling For You" (''Pinkerton'').

* On ''Music/{{Pinkerton}}'' by Music/{{Weezer}}, "Pink Triangle" → "Falling For You".

* On ''Music/Pinkerton'' by Music/{{Weezer}}, "Pink Triangle" → "Falling For You".

** A literal inversion occurs in ''Music/ADayAtTheRaces'' where the coda of "Teo Torriatte", the last song on the album, "fades into" the intro of "Tie Your Mother Down", the first song on the album.

** On ''Be Here Now'', "It's Gettin' Better (Man!!)" → "All Around the World (Reprise)".

** "Spaceship" and "Jesus Walks", which follow each other sequentially on ''Music/TheCollegeDropout'', share a ''very'' similar bass line, giving the transition between the two this effect.

* "Marine Boy" fades into "Milk Film" on Haircut One Hundred's "Pelican West Plus".

* "Marine Boy" fades into "Milk Film" on Haircut One Hundred's "Pelican West Plus".

** Earlier than that, on "Nimrod" was "Jinx" → "Haushinka".
** Earlier than that, on ''Insomniac'' was "Brain Stew" → "Jaded", although they're often played together as one song.

* Music/TheBeatles have [[Music/SgtPeppersLonelyHeartsClubBand "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band"]] → "With a Little Help from My Friends".]] Then the "Sgt. Pepper" reprise → "A Day in the Life".

* Music/{{Blur}}: "Mr Robinson's Quango" → "He Thought Of Cars"

** On ''Pump'', "Young Lust" → "F.I.N.E.*".

* The CD edition of Blue Amazon's ''The Javelin'' album is gapless, except for the [[RegionalBonus US-exclusive bonus track]] "4 Seasons"(previously released as a non-album vinyl single). The 3-LP vinyl edition has one [[EpicRocking long track]] per LP side, with "No Other Love" and "Paradise Regime" as SiameseTwinSongs.

* The CD edition of Blue Amazon's ''The Javelin'' album is gapless, except for the [[RegionalBonus US-exclusive bonus track]] "4 Seasons"(previously released as a non-album vinyl single).

* The CD edition of Blue Amazon's ''The Javelin'' album is gapless, except for the [[RegionalBonus US-exclusive bonus track]] "4 Seasons"(previously released as a non-album single).

* The US edition of Blue Amazon's ''Javelin'' is gapless (except for the bonus track "4 Seasons"), as is the first disc of the LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition.

* Music/BillieEilish: "bury a friend" → "ilomilo" (''WHEN WE ALL FALL ASLEEP, WHERE DO WE GO?'')[[note]]It even has a ContinuityNod![[/note]]

* ''Music/MetropolisPt2ScenesFromAMemory'' by Music/DreamTheater, being a RockOpera, does this for most of the tracks aside from scenes 5 and 6, which is a transition between acts.

* Pretty much every song on Music/DreamTheater's ''Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence'' does this, although it's a concept album, so it may not count.
** Well, the second disc of ''Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence'' is actually [[EpicRocking one song divided into eight tracks]], so this is to be expected. In general Dream Theater does this a lot, even between albums. ''Six Degrees'' begins with the static from the end of ''Scenes from a Memory'' and ''Train of Thought'' begins with a fade in from the end of ''Six Degrees''.

* Music/JeanMichelJarre's ''Music/{{Oxygene}}'' and ''Equinoxe'' both consist of continuous suites for each side of the record. ''Oxygene 7-13'' and ''Oxygene 3'' later followed suit. ''Equinoxe Infinity'' is also supposed to be gapless, but the iTunes edition has gaps inserted for some reason.

* Stone Sour opens Part 1 of "House of Gold and Bones" with "Gone Sovereign" → "Absolute Zero"

* Music/{{Beck}}: "E-Pro" → "Que Onda Guero?" (''Guero'').