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Siamese Twin Songs (or if you prefer [[ConjoinedTwins Conjoined Twin]] Songs but it doesn't have the same ring) are those which are separate, consecutive tracks on an album where the first one leads into the second as if they were one song. If the first is played without the second, it sounds as if it has been cut off in the middle. If played on the {{radio}} they are almost always played together.
If downloaded they generally come as separate files, and if ripped from a {{CD}} they always do. Fortunately, there is software to combine them into one file, at least if they are in either {{MP3}} or open source formats, thus eliminating the annoyance of hearing what sounds like a song ending in the middle when playing songs in random order (shuffle mode).
A very distant cousin to the CliffHanger.
Examples
* LedZeppelin's "Heartbreaker" and "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)".
* PinkFloyd's "Brain Damage" and "Eclipse".
* {{Queen}}'s "We Will Rock You" and "We are the Champions"
* From the SouthPark Christmas Album "O Tannenbaum" (sung by {{Hitler}}) and "Christmastime in Hell" (with vocals led by {{Satan}}).
If downloaded they generally come as separate files, and if ripped from a {{CD}} they always do. Fortunately, there is software to combine them into one file, at least if they are in either {{MP3}} or open source formats, thus eliminating the annoyance of hearing what sounds like a song ending in the middle when playing songs in random order (shuffle mode).
A very distant cousin to the CliffHanger.
Examples
* LedZeppelin's "Heartbreaker" and "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)".
* PinkFloyd's "Brain Damage" and "Eclipse".
* {{Queen}}'s "We Will Rock You" and "We are the Champions"
* From the SouthPark Christmas Album "O Tannenbaum" (sung by {{Hitler}}) and "Christmastime in Hell" (with vocals led by {{Satan}}).
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If downloaded they generally come as separate files, and if ripped from a {{CD}} they always do. Fortunately, there is software to combine them into one file, at least if they are in either {{MP3}} or open source formats, thus eliminating the annoyance of hearing what sounds like a song ending in the middle when playing songs in random order (shuffle mode).
A very distant cousin to the CliffHanger.
Examples
* LedZeppelin's "Heartbreaker" and "Living Loving Maid (She's Just a Woman)".
* PinkFloyd's "Brain Damage" and "Eclipse".
* {{Queen}}'s "We Will Rock You" and "We are the Champions"
* From the SouthPark Christmas Album "O Tannenbaum" (sung by {{Hitler}}) and "Christmastime in Hell" (with vocals led by {{Satan}}).
