History Main / ChronologicalAlbumTitle

* With Alice Glass as singer, Music/CrystalCastles released a self-titled album, followed by ''II'' and ''III''. Despite it being her debut album as a solo artist, Alice Glass titled her first album after leaving the group ''Prey//IV'', with the subtitle being a reference to the previous Crystal Castles albums. Meanwhile, Crystal Castles' ''Amnesty (I)'' was their fourth album overall, but first with vocalist Edith Frances.

* Both Music/{{Madness}} and Music/{{James}} have released albums called ''7'' -- their second and fourth albums respectively. The actual reason? Both are seven-piece bands.

* Music/MirandaLambert – ''Four the Record''

* Music/{{Haken}} - '''''V'''''''ector'' (a subtle example, noted in [[https://www.loudersound.com/features/we-never-thought-we-would-be-releasing-virus-during-a-pandemic-haken-revisit-the-cockroach-king-on-their-boldest-album-yet this article]].

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* ''Music/MerleHaggard Presents His 30th Album''
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* Scott Walker's ''Scott 2'', ''Scott 3'' and ''Scott 4''

* Buffalo Springfield's third and final album was titled ''Last Time Around''.

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* Music/MeatPuppets – ''Meat Puppets II''

* Cat Stevens – ''Catch Bull at Four'' (actually his sixth album but, by pure coincidence, his fourth with both Island Records and A&M Records) [[note]]Bonus: "Changes IV" is the fourth track of his fifth album, ''Teaser and the Firecat''.[[/note]]

* Music/{{Autechre}}'s discography features, to name just a few examples from many, the ''Tri Repetae'', ''LP5'' and ''Exai''(Roman numerals for 11) albums and the ''EP5'' and ''Move of Ten'' EP's.

* Music/TheRollingStones – ''The Rolling Stones No. 2'' (second UK album)

* Music/MetalChurch - ''XI''

* Music/BoltThrower - ''The IVth Crusade''

* Music/{{Foreigner}} – ''4''

* Music/{{Foreigner}} – ''Double Vision''

* Music/TheCure – ''4:13 Dream'' (as for the "4" in the title? It refers to the fact that the record marked the first time that the band had been a quartet since the 1990 remix album ''Mixed Up'')

* Music/{{Slipknot}} – ''Vol. 3: (The Subliminal Verses)'', casting their demo ''Mate. Feed. Kill. Repeat'' into CanonDiscontinuity.

* Music/BlackSabbath – ''Black Sabbath Vol. 4''

* With Alice Glass as singer, Music/CrystalCastles released a self-titled album, followed by ''II'' and ''III''. Despite being her debut album as a solo artist, Alice Glass titled her first album after leaving the group ''Prey//IV'', with the subtitle being a reference to the previous Crystal Castles albums. Meanwhile, Crystal Castles' ''Amnesty (I)'' was their fourth album overall, but first with vocalist Edith Frances.

* With Alice Glass as singer, Music/CrystalCastles released a self-titled album, followed by ''II'' and ''III''. Alice's first album under her own name after departing from the group was called ''Prey//IV'', with the subtitle being a reference to the previous Crystal Castles albums. Meanwhile, Crystal Castles' first album with Edith Frances on vocals was titled ''Amnesty (I)'', with the subtitle indicating it being a new era for the band.