The Doors’ third album Waiting For The Sun and Led Zeppelin’s Houses Of The Holy have something unusual in common.
What is it?
This better be good, since I can’t find anything they have in common besides some cuts’ over-exposure on classic rock stations.
Uh…they both feature dead guys?
Naw, he said “unusual.” What’s unusual about '60s rock stars is when they’re still alive.
Hi aha!
Censored cover art?
No bass guitar?
Ok, I registered just to answer this.
They’re both albums that have the same name as a song by the band, but that song does not appear on the album.
Now see here, Genseric, if you just came in to be all accurate and factual and stuff, well then, welcome aboard!
Actually I just got all excited because I finally knew an answer to something, and no one else had already answered correctly. So I hurried up and registered and posted. Too bad I don’t win a million or something.
and the winner is…
::hands Genseric a voucher for a million hugs and a million wishes::
you didn’t specify a million what 
Not too shabby there Genseric!
Hang out and have some fun. An obsessed mind like yours could be of some real use around here!
What’s unusual about those two LP’s is that the title songs are missing. Both songs Waiting for The Sun and Houses of the Holy never made it onto their correct LP’s and were released with later ones.
Oops, sorry Genseric. And the boy wins a gold cigar.
And to think I was on the right track when I noticed that the lyrics to “Celebration of the Lizard” were inside the album cover, but the song didn’t make it until what, the live album?
Well played, Genseric.